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September 5 @ 1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

Overview
Through his work, Jeffrey Gibson imagines future possibilities by uniting Native American traditions with modern art, popular culture, and his life experiences. Roberta Hill will discuss these aspects of Gibson’s work.
Roberta Hill is professor of English and American Indian Studies at the UW-Madison, where she teaches courses on twentieth century literature and history; race, gender, class and ethnicity; and American Indian literature, among other subjects. Professor Hill is also a poet of Wisconsin Oneida heritage and author of Star Quilt, Philadelphia Flowers: Poems, and Cicadas: New and Selected Poems.