Sponsor
Master of Fine Arts in Experimental & Documentary Arts (MFAEDA)
Co-Sponsor(s)
Center for Documentary Studies (CDS)
Jenny Stratton: Lewis Hine Fellowship Presentation - While Still Tender
September 23,
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Speaker(s): JENNY STRATTON (MFA|EDA '14)
Jenny Stratton
Lewis Hine Fellowship Presentation
While Still Tender
Monday, September 23
6:00 pm
Center for Documentary Studies
Please join us Monday, September 23 for a presentation and artist talk by Lewis Hine Fellow and MFA|EDA alumna Jenny Stratton, introductory remarks by Alex Harris.
The Lewis Hine Documentary Fellowship connects the talents of documentary artists with the resources and needs of community-based organizations, fostering unique collaborations and forging new paths for using media in the service of social justice. As a Lewis Hine Fellow at Children's Aid and Family Services, Jenny Stratton focused her research and creative work on collaborative media making, restorative narratives, maternal healthcare, and ideas of motherhood. She will present work from this ongoing, long-term project, as well as from other projects that engage with documentary art and co-creation as processes for (re)imagination, shared wisdom, and acts of care. While back at Duke, Jenny will also visit classes and join as a guest respondent at the MFAEDA critique.
Lewis Hine Fellowship Presentation
While Still Tender
Monday, September 23
6:00 pm
Center for Documentary Studies
Please join us Monday, September 23 for a presentation and artist talk by Lewis Hine Fellow and MFA|EDA alumna Jenny Stratton, introductory remarks by Alex Harris.
The Lewis Hine Documentary Fellowship connects the talents of documentary artists with the resources and needs of community-based organizations, fostering unique collaborations and forging new paths for using media in the service of social justice. As a Lewis Hine Fellow at Children's Aid and Family Services, Jenny Stratton focused her research and creative work on collaborative media making, restorative narratives, maternal healthcare, and ideas of motherhood. She will present work from this ongoing, long-term project, as well as from other projects that engage with documentary art and co-creation as processes for (re)imagination, shared wisdom, and acts of care. While back at Duke, Jenny will also visit classes and join as a guest respondent at the MFAEDA critique.
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