Collective Impact Series 2024

NEXT EVENT

Free Lecture - Registration Open Now!

Columbia College Chicago Collective Impact series in partnership with

MacArthur Foundation

is hosting


Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography.


Join MacArthur Fellows Wendy Ewald & Susan Meiselas as they discuss concepts behind the new publication

Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography.


Monday April 8th, 2024

6:00 PM– 7:30 PM

Columbia College Chicago - Ferguson Lecture Hall

600 S Michigan Ave, Chicago IL.


Free reservations for this event can be made at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/collaboration-

a-potential-history-of-photograph-free-talk-book-signing-tickets-858831487097


This free public talk will be followed by a book signing and exhibition reception from 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM in the Community Engagement Hub at Columbia

College Chicago 600 S Michigan Ave, first floor, Chicago IL.


Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography is a groundbreaking publication, by Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Wendy Ewald, Susan Meiselas, Leigh Raiford, and Laura Wexler, that uses the lens of collaboration to challenge dominant narratives around photographic history and authorship.


The exhibition Collaboration is curated by Columbia College Chicago Photo

Social Practice students under the mentorship of Ewald and Meiselas in response to the new publication.


This event is supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. More information at macfound.org.


The Collective Impact Series at Columbia College Chicago brings students, alumni, faculty, staff, and Chicago community members together with nationally renowned artists and community leaders to discuss the application of community engagement and social justice in creative practice.

Established by the School of Fine and Performing Arts in 2018, this series encourages cross-campus collaborations and knowledge sharing, leading to collective impact. The Civic Media MA program and the Office of the Provost joined Collective Impact to elevate this initiative in 2020. Crucial to the success of this initiative is the ever-developing Backbone Team that has grown from the many areas of the college.

A guiding question for the initiative is: How can we come together through arts and media to create and sustain a positive collective impact in our communities?

Recorded events are uploaded to https://vimeo.com/cccengage so you can easily access past discussions and workshops.

Stay informed and connect with the Collective Impact Initiative at Columbia College Chicago by:

  1. Checking for Upcoming Gatherings on this page
  2. Join our Backbone Team by emailing pfitzpatrick@colum.edu
  3. Add a suggestion in the Collective Ideas section at the bottom of this page
  4. Subscribe to this initiative by entering your email in Stay Informed section on this site

The Collective Impact initiative would not be made possible without the support from our guest speakers who generously give their time and share their knowledge with us all.

NEXT EVENT

Free Lecture - Registration Open Now!

Columbia College Chicago Collective Impact series in partnership with

MacArthur Foundation

is hosting


Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography.


Join MacArthur Fellows Wendy Ewald & Susan Meiselas as they discuss concepts behind the new publication

Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography.


Monday April 8th, 2024

6:00 PM– 7:30 PM

Columbia College Chicago - Ferguson Lecture Hall

600 S Michigan Ave, Chicago IL.


Free reservations for this event can be made at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/collaboration-

a-potential-history-of-photograph-free-talk-book-signing-tickets-858831487097


This free public talk will be followed by a book signing and exhibition reception from 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM in the Community Engagement Hub at Columbia

College Chicago 600 S Michigan Ave, first floor, Chicago IL.


Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography is a groundbreaking publication, by Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Wendy Ewald, Susan Meiselas, Leigh Raiford, and Laura Wexler, that uses the lens of collaboration to challenge dominant narratives around photographic history and authorship.


The exhibition Collaboration is curated by Columbia College Chicago Photo

Social Practice students under the mentorship of Ewald and Meiselas in response to the new publication.


This event is supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. More information at macfound.org.


The Collective Impact Series at Columbia College Chicago brings students, alumni, faculty, staff, and Chicago community members together with nationally renowned artists and community leaders to discuss the application of community engagement and social justice in creative practice.

Established by the School of Fine and Performing Arts in 2018, this series encourages cross-campus collaborations and knowledge sharing, leading to collective impact. The Civic Media MA program and the Office of the Provost joined Collective Impact to elevate this initiative in 2020. Crucial to the success of this initiative is the ever-developing Backbone Team that has grown from the many areas of the college.

A guiding question for the initiative is: How can we come together through arts and media to create and sustain a positive collective impact in our communities?

Recorded events are uploaded to https://vimeo.com/cccengage so you can easily access past discussions and workshops.

Stay informed and connect with the Collective Impact Initiative at Columbia College Chicago by:

  1. Checking for Upcoming Gatherings on this page
  2. Join our Backbone Team by emailing pfitzpatrick@colum.edu
  3. Add a suggestion in the Collective Ideas section at the bottom of this page
  4. Subscribe to this initiative by entering your email in Stay Informed section on this site

The Collective Impact initiative would not be made possible without the support from our guest speakers who generously give their time and share their knowledge with us all.

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