Post by deanna on Mar 8, 2013 12:02:15 GMT -7
MOLLY NELSON, UNM master's candidate in Latin American
Studies and Art History, curated an exhibit currently on
display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room on
the second floor of Zimmerman Library on the UNM campus.
With support from the Latin American & Iberian Institute
(LAII), Nelson went to Oaxaca to photograph street art in
that city. Nelson explores the art and the narrative
behind it; while Suzanne Schadl, assistant professor,
University Libraries, and curator, LAII, describes the
exhibit's connection to collections in the library and how
other scholars and researchers can access materials.
Images from the exhibition are also featured.
youtu.be/gmmfifxHOB8
Studies and Art History, curated an exhibit currently on
display in the Herzstein Latin American Reading Room on
the second floor of Zimmerman Library on the UNM campus.
With support from the Latin American & Iberian Institute
(LAII), Nelson went to Oaxaca to photograph street art in
that city. Nelson explores the art and the narrative
behind it; while Suzanne Schadl, assistant professor,
University Libraries, and curator, LAII, describes the
exhibit's connection to collections in the library and how
other scholars and researchers can access materials.
Images from the exhibition are also featured.
youtu.be/gmmfifxHOB8