ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION 3: What is the Human, Anyway?
Join us for the final online discussion of the Bugs & Beasts Before the Law Colloquium as we turn over the question "What is the human, anyway?"
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION 2: What Documents Constrain, Narrate, Or Liberate Subjecthood?
Join us for the second online discussion of the Bugs & Beasts Before the Law Colloquium as we turn over the question "What documents constrain, narrate, or liberate subjecthood?"
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION 1: Is Justice a Process or an Outcome?
Join us for the first online discussion of the Bugs & Beasts Before the Law Colloquium as we turn over the question "Is justice a process or an outcome?"
Re/frame: Abandoned
Join Ann Poulson, the Associate Curator of Collections, for an interactive online session to take a look at objects in the museum’s collection.
MELTED RIOT: SATURATION
Artist Fox Whitney and his Gender Tender collaborators present 3 live-streamed performances inspired by the Henry's photography and print collection.
MELTED RIOT: CMYK
Artist Fox Whitney and his Gender Tender collaborators present 3 live-streamed performances inspired by the Henry's photography and print collection.
MELTED RIOT: RGB
Artist Fox Whitney and his Gender Tender collaborators present 3 live-streamed performances inspired by the Henry's photography and print collection.
2020 University of Washington MFA + MDes Thesis Exhibition
View work by students receiving master's degrees from the Division of Art and Division of Design.
The Tuba Thieves Performance and Conversation
An experimental trumpet and American Sign Language performance directed by exhibiting artist Alison O’Daniel, followed by a reflective conversation.
Re/frame: Mentioning the Unmentionables - Undergarments from the Henry's Collection
From corsets and crinolines to bustles and bust improvers, as well as a union suit or two, the Henry has an impressive and curious collection of undergarments. Come see what covered, and what revealed, the body from the 1760s to the 1970s, and discuss how these items shaped the body and reflected society’s views of it.