Pedagogical Legacies: A Public Conversation as part of Ephemera As Evidence

Pedagogical Legacies
Public Conversation
7pm to 9pm, Thursday June 26

Participants include Azizi Curtis, Michael Doherty, Kevin Ewing, Leah Hafezi, Kia Labejia, Dylan Leber, Phillip Paschal, Sade Swift, Ricky Tucker + more!

Visual AIDS hosted Pedagogical Legacies, a public conversation about influence, archive, eduction, history, and curiosity within the context of “Ephemera As Evidence” curated by Ricardo Montez and Joshua Lubin-Levy.

Moderated by Visual AIDS programs manager Ted Kerr, the conversation began with comments from the contributing students, researchers and curators involved in the exhibition, which explored the various ways in which learning, teaching, knowing, and not knowing impact life, art, and scholarship. It then evolved into a larger discussion with the assembled audience.

Copies of “Ephemera As Evidence”, José Esteban Muñoz’s 1996 essay which inspired the exhibition, were made available at the event.