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SUMMARY:Huntington Research Conference: This Land Is...
LOCATION:Huntington Rothenberg Hall\, 1151 Oxford Rd\, San Marino\, CA 911
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DESCRIPTION:"This Land Is...: Common and Contested Ground in American Hist
 ory and Culture" examines the multilayered histories of American land in 
 dialogue with the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. T
 he range of panels will cover topics such as reframing the revolution\, r
 econstruction amendments and the civil war\, as well as mapping and unmap
 ping borders. This 2-day conference deepens many of the stories in the ex
 hibition “This Land Is …” and the companion volume of the larger Huntingt
 on initiative. In dialogue with the 250th anniversary of the Declaration 
 of Independence\, the institution has been exploring the many-layered his
 tories of land in what is now the United States. A series of panels will 
 unearth and examine some of those layers from different disciplinary pers
 pectives and bring academic research into conversation with creative and 
 community practices. The program concludes with a multi-vocal “hootenanny
 ” of spoken word and song\, bringing together music from the exhibition w
 ith contributors to the book This Land Is ...: Field Notes on American Gr
 ound.\n\nFunding provided by The William French Smith Endowment\, The USC
  Huntington Institute for California and the West\, and The USC Huntingto
 n Early Modern Studies Institute.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/31a2b958
 -9361-4e59-87eb-619e316622a5
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/31a2b958-9361-4e59-87eb-619e316622a5
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