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Department of Classics Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities: Helen Morales, "Don't Look Back: Greek Myth, Modern Art, and How We Teach the Humanities"
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Department of Classics Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities: Helen Morales, "Don't Look Back: Greek Myth, Modern Art, and How We Teach the Humanities"

Wednesday 18 November 2026, 15:30Venue time (Los Angeles)
Ronald Tutor Campus Center (TCC)Directions
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Department of Classics Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities, an event made possible through the generosity of the Novak Family.

Helen Morales (James and Sarah Argyropoulos Professor in Hellenic Studies, Department of Classics, UC Santa Barbara)

"Don't Look Back: Greek Myth, Modern Art, and How We Teach the Humanities"

This lecture will discuss two sculptures in which Greek myth is used to reflect upon race and our relationships to the past: The Fact That It Amazes Me Does Not Mean I Relinquish It by Firelei Báez (2024) and Unmanned Drone (2023) by Kara Walker (on display at MOCA). It will end with brief reflections on teaching the Humanities in the US today.

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