If you missed the opening reception, you can still catch the new #ArtatWatson exhibit In the Name of FREƎDOM by Azadeh Ghotbi ’91 — exploring oppression, injustice & inequality through photography, installation & multimedia — in the Agora through Dec. 15.

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NEW #ArtatWatson exhibit: In the Name of FREƎDOM by Azadeh Ghotbi ’91 explores oppression, injustice and inequality through photography, installation and multimedia. Opening panel and reception tomorrow at 4:30 PM. On view through Dec. 15.

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Art meets social science at @brown.edu! For over 10 years, #ArtatWatson has united faculty, students & staff to enhance social-science inquiry through art. With 40+ exhibitions, we're using creativity to build a more just and peaceful world!

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Art meets social science at @brown.edu! For over 10 years, #ArtatWatson has united faculty, students & staff to enhance social-science inquiry through art. With 40+ exhibitions, we're using creativity to build a more just and peaceful world!

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There's still time to see Looming in the Shadows of Lodz—Leslie Starobin’s exhibit on inherited Holocaust memory. Photos from a "roots journey" to Poland, marking 80 years since Auschwitz’s liberation. #ArtAtWatson, on view through this week.

#ArtatWatson is an initiative that illuminates Watson's mission by enhancing social science inquiry through the arts. Exhibits include works by Brown University students, faculty, alums, staff, and artists from outside the community.

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Leslie Starobin’s new exhibition, Looming in the Shadows of Lodz, explores how Holocaust memories are passed down. Sponsored by #ArtAtWatson at @watsoninstitute.bsky.social, it features photos from a "roots journey" to Poland, marking the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation.