Race and Revolution is the first public art exhibition to explore racial injustices specific to Indigenous, African, and African American peoples during the American Revolution. Nine contemporary artists “respond” to excerpts from documents written by leaders of the time to show that racism today still bears a startling resemblance to racism from over 250 years ago. For more information, visit http://www.racerevolution.org.
The exhibit will be running from 10/3 to 11/30 on the Rich Concourse.
For more information, contact: Marissa Ferrao at marissa.ferrao@uconn.edu