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Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air A Tongan artist is critiquing artificial intelligence while using the technology in her heritage art form...
DeKALB – The Pick Museum of Anthropology’s “Good Food” exhibit presents information about food insecurity, food resources in DeKalb, what “Good Food” means to different people and more. The exhibit was organized by curators Annalisa Amber, Debbie Allen, Sylvia Gutierrez Scoggin, Ben Driver and Atlas Babcock. The curators consulted with faculty, local producers and other...
The Pick Museum has announced that it is having an Indigenous Foodways event from Noon to 1 p.m. on Nov. 14 in Cole Hall 114. Assistant professor of anthropology Dana Bardolph will be highlighting the ways archaeologists discover information from the past by studying ancient food residues, cooking methods, and plants and animal bones in...
As a part of a lecture series hosted by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Catherine Raymond, a professor in art history and the director of the Center for Burma Studies at NIU, gave the lecture “Healing while Performing the Ritual to the Burmese Spirits” Friday afternoon in Cole Hall. The protector spirits Raymond talked...
The Holmes Student Center in the Regency Room will be hosting guest speaker Debra Yepa-Pappan on Nov. 15 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Yepa-Pappan is a visual artist and Native Community Engagement Coordinator at the Field Museum. She will be speaking to attendees about the decolonization of the Field Museum by bringing their identities...