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What Can Medical Students Learn from the Art History of Epidemics?
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It is an unusual feeling as a medieval art specialist for my subject to suddenly feel globally significant. I suspect some of my colleagues in Renaissance art feel this as well. For those …
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Mutual Aid in a Time of Crisis
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The upheavals of 2020 are drawing more attention to a venerable form of community self-help: mutual aid societies. These self-organized support groups arose in the eighteenth century as a …
Apsáalooke exhibition at Field Museum avoids stereotypes, shows ‘Native Americans are still here.’
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The atrocities committed against indigenous people by white settlers are being acknowledged in Chicago and across the country, but the "Apsáalooke Women and Warriors" exhibit at the …
Essential Evaluators: In the Fog of War
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Essential Evaluators seeks to gather evaluators in a common space to dialogue, reflect, and support each other in a world upended by COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter protest movement. …