Appearances

WNYC (Radio program), Segment on the “Vision & Justice” issue of Aperture magazine with Carrie Mae Weems, LaToya Ruby Frazier, moderated by Rebecca Carroll

WGBH segment on the “Vision & Justice” issue of Aperture magazine and the related Harvard course and teaching gallery installation

Aspen Ideas Festival, Vision & Justice

Harvard Art Museums, In conversation with LaToya Ruby Frazier, moderated by Sebastian Smee (Washington Post)

Harvard Art Museums, Vision & Justice: The Art of Citizenship, Keynote

Harvard University, Hutchins Center, Du Bois Lecture

Ford Foundation, Launch of the “Vision & Justice” issue of Aperture magazine. Co-hosted by Ford Foundation President, Darren Walker, [Co-organizer]

Cullman Center for Writers and Scholars, Work-in-Progress presentation, New York Public Library

The Getty, Los Angeles, “What does blackness mean?”

University of Iowa, Writers' Workshop, Creative Matters series, Keynote

Conversation with Ford Foundation President, Darren Walker, on Art and Inequality, Rothko Chapel

Boston Book Festival

Duke University, Jean Fox O'Barr Distinguished Lecture, The Rise

American Library Association, San Francisco, CA, President’s Keynote

National Association of Independent Schools, Annual Conference, Boston, MA, Keynote

Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Houston, TX, Keynote

Texas Municipal League, Annual Conference Delegate Luncheon, Keynote

Covenant Church, Flourish Conference, Keynote

Berkshire Partners, Investor Conference, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Keynote

Arts Orange County, Santa Ana, CA, Keynote

American Studies Department, Un-Conference on Racial Passing, Brown University

Brooklyn Historical Society, In conversation with Nell Painter

The Getty, Los Angeles, CA, “The Art of Justice,” Keynote

University of Houston, Freshman Reading in Common, Keynote about The Rise, selected as the Provost Summer reading for all incoming freshman

Case Western Reserve University, Keynote