Year in Review: Museums Are Changing, Not Dying
Within the last year, museums, particularly art museums, have undergone calls for change and...
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Tag: Michael C. Carlos Museum
An Unworthy Republic: Carlos Museum Examines Maltreatment of Indigenous People
Indigenous Americans have endured the unbridled celebration of Columbus Day and denial of their own history by white Americans for decades, but books, discussions and research such as Saunt’s represent a shift in the way white Americans can and should listen to these testimonies and history.
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Carlos Museum Explores Southeast Native American Art
While COVID-19 has negatively impacted the art community, art institutions nationwide have been...
Read MoreAlum Reshapes the Face of Fiction
While fictional characters such as Harry Potter, Percy Jackson and Katniss Everdeen are well known to any young-adult reader, they are far from representative of their diverse readership. However, Roshani Chokshi (13C) is...
Read MoreEbrik Spills the Beans at Carlos
In the hushed candlelight of the Michael C. Carlos Museum’s third floor, Ebrik Coffee Room has set up the humble beginnings of its third location in a quaint corner. A rhythm of groovy indie and alternative music plays in the...
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