Author Archive
12 April 2013 – Julia Brock 1
projects, advocacy, art, social justice, public engagement, community history, memory, archives, human rights, gender
The second part of this art and public history conversation series features artist E.G. Crichton. In addition to being professor in the Art Department at UC Santa Cruz, Crichton is the first artist-in-residence for the GLBT Historical Society in San Francisco. Read More
05 April 2013 – Julia Brock 2
projects, advocacy, art, social justice, public engagement, community history, memory, archives, human rights, gender/sexuality
“All we have to open the past are our five senses. And memory.”
We public historians are increasing our fluency in languages. We are conversing with colleagues across the globe and across disciplines, we are ever dexterous in our work with new media, and we are constantly strengthening the ways we reach out to audiences, drawing from a language of engagement that has emerged since our field’s early days and that has blossomed in the last ten years. Read More