Continuing Exhibit: “Floating World of the Cloud Quilt” at Crow Museum of Asian Art The Crow Museum at UT Dallas, Edith and Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Athenaeum, 777 Loop Rd. Admission: Free Through Sept. 7 Tuesdays-Sundays, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
In this multimedia, immersive installation, Saya Woolfalk has created a dynamic interplay of symbols and imagery by drawing on her vast analog and digital archives of past projects, “quilting” together historical elements from the fictional world she created known as the Empathic Universe. The installation is set up as an infinity loop, allowing the audience to experience what being immersed in that universe feels like, engaging in continuous and complex interactions and responses with its residents.
Panel Discussion: “Women as Perpetrators” Thursday Online Admission: Free; Zoom link provided upon registration (click here to register) Thursday, July 31 Noon
A thought-provoking event exploring the complex roles of women in the context of Nazi crimes and postwar justice. Through historical, legal, and artistic lenses, speakers will shed light on the often-overlooked involvement of women as perpetrators, witnesses, and observers. Speakers include Dr. Mehak Burza, Dr. Batya Brutin, and Professor Nils Roemer; with Professor Lily Zamir as moderator. Jointly presented by the Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies and WHISC (Women in the Holocaust- International Study Center).
