BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Space Mapping: Video Art Series X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896594365 DTSTART:20240224T003000Z DTEND:20240224T020000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896596414 DTSTART:20240224T170000Z DTEND:20240224T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896598463 DTSTART:20240225T170000Z DTEND:20240225T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896599488 DTSTART:20240226T170000Z DTEND:20240226T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896601537 DTSTART:20240228T170000Z DTEND:20240228T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896603586 DTSTART:20240229T170000Z DTEND:20240229T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896605635 DTSTART:20240301T170000Z DTEND:20240301T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896608708 DTSTART:20240302T170000Z DTEND:20240302T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896610757 DTSTART:20240303T170000Z DTEND:20240303T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896613830 DTSTART:20240304T170000Z DTEND:20240304T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896615879 DTSTART:20240306T170000Z DTEND:20240306T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896617928 DTSTART:20240307T170000Z DTEND:20240307T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896621001 DTSTART:20240308T170000Z DTEND:20240308T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896623050 DTSTART:20240309T170000Z DTEND:20240309T230000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896625099 DTSTART:20240310T160000Z DTEND:20240310T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896627148 DTSTART:20240311T160000Z DTEND:20240311T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896630221 DTSTART:20240313T160000Z DTEND:20240313T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896632270 DTSTART:20240314T160000Z DTEND:20240314T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896634319 DTSTART:20240315T160000Z DTEND:20240315T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896641488 DTSTART:20240316T160000Z DTEND:20240316T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896644561 DTSTART:20240317T160000Z DTEND:20240317T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896646610 DTSTART:20240318T160000Z DTEND:20240318T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896649683 DTSTART:20240320T160000Z DTEND:20240320T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896652756 DTSTART:20240321T160000Z DTEND:20240321T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896654805 DTSTART:20240322T160000Z DTEND:20240322T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896657878 DTSTART:20240323T160000Z DTEND:20240323T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896659927 DTSTART:20240324T160000Z DTEND:20240324T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896661976 DTSTART:20240325T160000Z DTEND:20240325T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896665049 DTSTART:20240327T160000Z DTEND:20240327T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896667098 DTSTART:20240328T160000Z DTEND:20240328T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896669147 DTSTART:20240329T160000Z DTEND:20240329T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896672220 DTSTART:20240330T160000Z DTEND:20240330T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896675293 DTSTART:20240331T160000Z DTEND:20240331T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896678366 DTSTART:20240401T160000Z DTEND:20240401T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896681439 DTSTART:20240403T160000Z DTEND:20240403T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896684512 DTSTART:20240404T160000Z DTEND:20240404T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896687585 DTSTART:20240405T160000Z DTEND:20240405T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896690658 DTSTART:20240406T160000Z DTEND:20240406T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896692707 DTSTART:20240407T160000Z DTEND:20240407T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896694756 DTSTART:20240408T160000Z DTEND:20240408T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896696805 DTSTART:20240410T160000Z DTEND:20240410T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896698854 DTSTART:20240411T160000Z DTEND:20240411T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896700903 DTSTART:20240412T160000Z DTEND:20240412T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896703976 DTSTART:20240413T160000Z DTEND:20240413T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896706025 DTSTART:20240414T160000Z DTEND:20240414T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896708074 DTSTART:20240415T160000Z DTEND:20240415T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896710123 DTSTART:20240417T160000Z DTEND:20240417T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896712172 DTSTART:20240418T160000Z DTEND:20240418T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896714221 DTSTART:20240419T160000Z DTEND:20240419T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896717294 DTSTART:20240420T160000Z DTEND:20240420T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896719343 DTSTART:20240421T160000Z DTEND:20240421T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896721392 DTSTART:20240422T160000Z DTEND:20240422T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896723441 DTSTART:20240424T160000Z DTEND:20240424T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896725490 DTSTART:20240425T160000Z DTEND:20240425T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896728563 DTSTART:20240426T160000Z DTEND:20240426T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896730612 DTSTART:20240427T160000Z DTEND:20240427T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896733685 DTSTART:20240428T160000Z DTEND:20240428T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896735734 DTSTART:20240429T160000Z DTEND:20240429T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896737783 DTSTART:20240501T160000Z DTEND:20240501T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896740856 DTSTART:20240502T160000Z DTEND:20240502T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896742905 DTSTART:20240503T160000Z DTEND:20240503T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896744954 DTSTART:20240504T160000Z DTEND:20240504T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896747003 DTSTART:20240505T160000Z DTEND:20240505T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896749052 DTSTART:20240506T160000Z DTEND:20240506T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896751101 DTSTART:20240508T160000Z DTEND:20240508T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896753150 DTSTART:20240509T160000Z DTEND:20240509T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896755199 DTSTART:20240510T160000Z DTEND:20240510T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896756224 DTSTART:20240511T160000Z DTEND:20240511T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896759297 DTSTART:20240512T160000Z DTEND:20240512T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896762370 DTSTART:20240513T160000Z DTEND:20240513T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896764419 DTSTART:20240515T160000Z DTEND:20240515T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062514Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896766468 DTSTART:20240516T160000Z DTEND:20240516T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896769541 DTSTART:20240517T160000Z DTEND:20240517T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896770566 DTSTART:20240518T160000Z DTEND:20240518T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896773639 DTSTART:20240519T160000Z DTEND:20240519T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896774664 DTSTART:20240520T160000Z DTEND:20240520T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896777737 DTSTART:20240522T160000Z DTEND:20240522T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896779786 DTSTART:20240523T160000Z DTEND:20240523T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896781835 DTSTART:20240524T160000Z DTEND:20240524T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896783884 DTSTART:20240525T160000Z DTEND:20240525T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896786957 DTSTART:20240526T160000Z DTEND:20240526T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896789006 DTSTART:20240527T160000Z DTEND:20240527T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896791055 DTSTART:20240529T160000Z DTEND:20240529T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896793104 DTSTART:20240530T160000Z DTEND:20240530T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896796177 DTSTART:20240531T160000Z DTEND:20240531T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896798226 DTSTART:20240601T160000Z DTEND:20240601T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896801299 DTSTART:20240602T160000Z DTEND:20240602T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896803348 DTSTART:20240603T160000Z DTEND:20240603T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896805397 DTSTART:20240605T160000Z DTEND:20240605T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896807446 DTSTART:20240606T160000Z DTEND:20240606T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896809495 DTSTART:20240607T160000Z DTEND:20240607T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896812568 DTSTART:20240608T160000Z DTEND:20240608T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896814617 DTSTART:20240609T160000Z DTEND:20240609T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896816666 DTSTART:20240610T160000Z DTEND:20240610T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896818715 DTSTART:20240612T160000Z DTEND:20240612T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896820764 DTSTART:20240613T160000Z DTEND:20240613T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896822813 DTSTART:20240614T160000Z DTEND:20240614T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896824862 DTSTART:20240615T160000Z DTEND:20240615T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896827935 DTSTART:20240616T160000Z DTEND:20240616T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896829984 DTSTART:20240617T160000Z DTEND:20240617T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896833057 DTSTART:20240619T160000Z DTEND:20240619T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896835106 DTSTART:20240620T160000Z DTEND:20240620T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896837155 DTSTART:20240621T160000Z DTEND:20240621T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896838180 DTSTART:20240622T160000Z DTEND:20240622T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896840229 DTSTART:20240623T160000Z DTEND:20240623T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896842278 DTSTART:20240624T160000Z DTEND:20240624T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896844327 DTSTART:20240626T160000Z DTEND:20240626T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896846376 DTSTART:20240627T160000Z DTEND:20240627T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896848425 DTSTART:20240628T160000Z DTEND:20240628T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896850474 DTSTART:20240629T160000Z DTEND:20240629T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896852523 DTSTART:20240630T160000Z DTEND:20240630T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896854572 DTSTART:20240701T160000Z DTEND:20240701T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896856621 DTSTART:20240703T160000Z DTEND:20240703T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896858670 DTSTART:20240704T160000Z DTEND:20240704T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896860719 DTSTART:20240705T160000Z DTEND:20240705T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896862768 DTSTART:20240706T160000Z DTEND:20240706T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896864817 DTSTART:20240707T160000Z DTEND:20240707T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896866866 DTSTART:20240708T160000Z DTEND:20240708T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896868915 DTSTART:20240710T160000Z DTEND:20240710T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896870964 DTSTART:20240711T160000Z DTEND:20240711T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896873013 DTSTART:20240712T160000Z DTEND:20240712T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896875062 DTSTART:20240713T160000Z DTEND:20240713T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896877111 DTSTART:20240714T160000Z DTEND:20240714T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896879160 DTSTART:20240715T160000Z DTEND:20240715T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896881209 DTSTART:20240717T160000Z DTEND:20240717T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896884282 DTSTART:20240718T160000Z DTEND:20240718T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896887355 DTSTART:20240719T160000Z DTEND:20240719T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896890428 DTSTART:20240720T160000Z DTEND:20240720T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896892477 DTSTART:20240721T160000Z DTEND:20240721T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896895550 DTSTART:20240722T160000Z DTEND:20240722T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896897599 DTSTART:20240724T160000Z DTEND:20240724T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896899648 DTSTART:20240725T160000Z DTEND:20240725T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896901697 DTSTART:20240726T160000Z DTEND:20240726T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896903746 DTSTART:20240727T160000Z DTEND:20240727T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896905795 DTSTART:20240728T160000Z DTEND:20240728T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260909T062515Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45145896907844 DTSTART:20240729T160000Z DTEND:20240729T220000Z DESCRIPTION:In coordination with the exhibition Kahlil Robert Irving: Archa eology of the Present\, the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper Art Museu m’s Video Gallery. This is the second time the artist has curated a vide o series alongside a presentation of his own artworks. The seven videos he selected highlight intimate moments in time and space when Black people a re present\, emphasizing the fact that no matter the setting\, “We are s till here.” Locations range from a person's home\, to family gatherings\ , to horseback riding in Oakland\, California. These works are meant to re mind some people that it is okay to be ourselves and to let others know th at it is normal to see Black people participating in different acts or as a part of different metaphors. In today’s world\, living is defined by a dversity\, resistance\, and survival\, all of which are inextricably linke d to digital media. Digital media is variously used as a tool for protest\ , remembering passing moments \, entertainment\, and deception. The select ed videos celebrate and acknowledge artistic practices that deploy a myria d of tools\, technologies\, and metaphors.\n\nThe participating artists ar e Lyndon Barrois Jr.\, Tony Cokes\, Cameron Downey\, Addoley Dzegede\, Cha rles H. Lee\, William M. Morris\, Jefferson Pinder\, and Tiffany J. Sutton . GEO:38.647134;-90.302536 LOCATION:Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum SUMMARY:Space Mapping: Video Art Series URL;VALUE=URI:https://happenings.washu.edu/event/space_mapping_video_art_se ries CATEGORIES:Exhibits END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR