M(Otherhood)s Exhibit Roundtable Lunch & Discussion

A roundtable discussion inspired by the M(otherhood)s exhibition at the Denison Museum.

Notice: this information is for a past event.
Location:
Huffman Hall - Presidents' Dining Room
Ticket Info: Free
Open to Public: No
Questions:
Sponsor(s):
Denison Museum
Lisska Center
An overhead photo of a baby sitting on a colorful round woven rug, which is overtop of a women playing with her child. The woman's legs can be seen sticking out from the rug, and her arms protrude through two holes in the rug to help steady her child.

Kaitlynn Redell not her(e) (rug), Digital c-print, 2016, Courtesy of the Artist

Grab a free lunch and join us for a relaxed roundtable inspired by the M(otherhood)s exhibition. Together we’ll dive into an open, engaging conversation — sparked by a few prompts — about the many ways we experience and imagine motherhood. 

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