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Jeffrey Yoo Warren, “Seeing Lost Enclaves: Archival Reconstructions of Neighborhoods of Color,” Campus Talk, Nov. 9th, 3:00 pm. MGC 200

 

Jeffrey Yoo Warren is an artist, community scientist, illustrator, and researcher based in Providence, Rhode Island. In 2023, he became the Library of Congress Innovator in Residence for his ongoing work on Seeing Providence Chinatown and the broader project, Seeing Lost Enclaves: Relational reconstructions of erased historic neighborhoods of color. In these projects he uses photographs, maps, film, and audio recordings from archival collections to build immersive digital models of historic Chinatowns. He has been invited by American University’s Bender Library to give a presentation on his work – Join us in MGC 200 for a talk and Q&A from 3PM-4PM followed by refreshments.

 

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