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  • The Center for Public Humanities Responds to Covid-19

    Our building at 357 Benefit Street and its gallery at 50 Williams Street are temporarily closed, and public events through May 31 have been cancelled or rescheduled.  For information on Brown’s Coronavirus updates, please visit https://covid.brown.edu/. While our doors may be closed, many of our events, exhibitions and publications are online.

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    Toward a “Just” Memory of the Asylum

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  • The passing of Roger Mandle

    We acknowledge with great sadness the passing of Roger Mandle, President Emeritus of the Rhode Island School of Design and a great friend and supporter of the John Nicholas Brown Center of Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage. Roger had taught several classes for our MA program in the past, and had just recently joined our new Board of Humanities Fellows. In fact, only weeks ago he advised us on our Strategic Plan. His generosity and helpfulness, his true concern for providing opportunities, especially for historically underrepresented groups in the art world, and his unflagging kindness, energy and enthusiasm will not be forgotten.  

 

 

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