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Giving Visibility to Women's Contributions
In this video learners gain insight into the creative problem-solving process centered on the challenge: “how do you visualize an absence?”
This video examined the creative problem-solving process centered on the challenge: “how do you visualize an absence?”
Read a basic definition of historical erasure or learn more about the augmented reality project mentioned in the video, Daughters of the Evolution: Lessons in Herstory.
View more work by photographer Rosa Maria Zamarron, whose photo of indigenous Jingle Dress dancers at the site of Christopher Columbus statue appears in the video.
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Visualizing Women's Work: Using Art Media for Social Justice
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