Oct 22nd + 23rd | kislak center | 4:30pmA 2-day symposium that looks to the long history of Philly-based visual documentary interventions by Penn scholars. What can we learn today from the ways artists, activists, and young people framed their concerns, their hopes, and their everyday lives during a period of profound change?
This conference highlights the visual documentary interventions of Sol Worth and Harvey Finkle in Philadelphia during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, a time when the upheaval of the Vietnam War, the displacement of urban communities, and the intensifying struggles for housing and welfare rights reshaped the city's social landscape.
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Edith Jackson
10/22/2025 11:22:36 pm
I am just seeing the information about this event for the first time. Please keep me on your list for future similar panels and documentaries. Thank you.
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Bruria Tal
10/23/2025 11:56:45 am
This is the 1st time that I received the notification about this seminar. Sorry to miss it.
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