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Radical Mapping: Fireside Chat with Julie Mehretu

Join visual artist Julie Mehretu and The LP Executive Director Kemi Ilesanmi for an intimate chat and Q&A to discuss the ways Mehretu’s work explores displacement, migration, urban development, and, of course, mapping.

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Radical Mapping: Making Meaning in our Communities (April 15 & 16) is a virtual public program exploring how Black, Indigenous, and POC communities can creatively use practices like cultural asset mapping, cartography, and archiving to invest in and make meaning of our neighborhoods. This three-part event will gather artists, historians, mapmakers, local leaders, and community members. Together, we will learn how mapping concepts and methods can democratize decision-making processes about our neighborhoods' preservation and sustainability.

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To attend Part 2 of Radical Mapping: The Self-Determined Society (April 16, 12pm), please register here: bit.ly/radmap-part2.

To attend Part 3 of Radical Mapping: Where is Home on the Map? (April 16, 4:30pm), please register here: http://bit.ly/radmap-part3

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The Laundromat Project is committed to hosting accessible and inclusive events. Real-Time Captioning (CART) will be available for all components of Radical Mapping: Making Meaning in our Communities. ASL interpretation will be available at the Fireside Chat on April 15. If you require any additional accessibility accommodations, please email info@laundromatproject.org.

Apr 15, 2021 06:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)