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Latinx arts and how to (re)imagine art history as a more aesthetically expansive, culturally relevant, and socially inclusive field. 'Undead Darwinism and the Faultlines of Neocolonialism in Latinx Art Worlds'ДЇor more information on this Keynote Lecture, click here! Saturday, May 4th: SymposiumДЇor more information on this Symposium, click here! Alternative Art Histories brings together leading museum curators, museum directors, and art historians to discuss the aesthetic contribution of U.S. *These events are free and are open to the public Friday, May 3rd: Keynote Lecture *Co-sponsorship secured by the Williams College/The Clark Art Institute Grad Art program and the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art Looking to book a hotel/motel within the area?Д¬lick here to see information about local accommodation!ДЄlternative Art Histories: Future Directions of the U.S.

Looking for or offering a ride to campus? Latinx Brunch Reception with President Maud S. *Please note: This event is for Alumni, Faculty/Staff and their invited guests only. * Continue the conversation with food and drink, sponsored by the Williams Latinx Alumni Network (WLAN) Moderated by Professor of History Carmen Whalen and Franklin De La Cruz вЂ21 Guest speakers include: Wilfred Chabrier вЂ77, Norma Lopez вЂ95, Mayda Del Valle вЂ00, Christina Villegas вЂ05, and Kevin Delucio вЂ10. * Latinx alumni from the last five decades discuss Williams then, Williams today, and look towards future generations. * For early arrivals, alumni can meet current faculty and students at the new bookstore on Spring Street Uptown Tunnel Coffee (The Williams Bookstore) Latina and Latino Studies Program 15th Anniversary Weekend Neftaly Lara, Vista Co-Chair, Class of 2019 NoemГ FernГЎndez, WLAN Chair, Class of 2009 RГєa, Professor and Chair, Latina and Latino Studies ProgramДЇranklin De la Cruz, LATS Concentrators Representative, Class of 2021 Please feel free to be in touch with the planning committee for any questions or concerns: Anniversary Weekend Planning Committee

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If you need support getting to campus and/ or have special requests (such as childcare needs) you can indicate this on the registration form. We hope you will be able to attend as much of the weekend as possible. We invite you to return to campus and celebrate the evolution of the LATS program and recognize the achievements of the generations of students, alumni, faculty, and staff who made and make its success possible.

This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Latina and Latino Studies program at Williams College. LATS15 | 2004-2019 Latina and Latino Studies Program 15th Anniversary Weekend

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