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SUMMARY:Woods Hole Public Library Discussion of Plato's Republic
DESCRIPTION: \n\nA discussion of Plato’s Republic will continue at the Woods Hole Public Library on Tuesday\, July 7\, from 6pm – 7:30pm. Justin Reynolds\, PhD and Ana Keilson\, PhD of the Gull Island Institute will lead the group. \nParticipants should be prepared to discuss Books I and II. If you were not able to join the first discussion on May 5\, you are still more than welcome to join in. \nThe Republic seeks answers to the timeless questions of the definition of justice and the origins of tyranny. Despite being written around 375 BC\, it is still one of the wildest and most radical works of political philosophy ever written. Please email whpl_mail@clamsnet.org to request a .pdf of the reading.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/woods-hole-public-library-discussion-of-platos-republic/
LOCATION:Woods Hole Public Library\, 581 Woods Hole Road\, Woods Hole\, MA\, 02543\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book discussion,Democracy,History,Public policy
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SUMMARY:"Democracy" screening at Highfield Hall
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate the role of crafts and how the “handmade” is woven into our nation’s history\, the Falmouth Cultural Council is partnering with Highfield Hall & Gardens to present “Democracy\,” an award-winning documentary produced by the nonprofit organization Craft in America.\n \n\nThe free screening will take place on Wednesday\, July 1\, 7 PM at Highfield Hall & Gardens\, 56 Highfield Drive\, Falmouth. Registration is recommended online at https://highfieldhallandgardens.org/event/craft-in-america-democracy-screening/ \nThe event is part of Craft in America’s “Handwork: Celebrating American Craft 2026\,” a nationwide initiative to celebrate the diversity of crafts that define America and bring underrepresented art and artists into the spotlight.  \nThe artists highlighted in the film include ceramic artist and Gulf War Marine Veteran Ehren Tool who uses his work “to vindicate the principles of peace and justice in the world”; calligrapher Sammy Little\, who demonstrates how cursive writing—whether in the country’s founding documents or her great-great-grandfather’s Civil War letters—creates personal connections that bring history to life; and the educators and students of historic Berea College\, who sell their handmade wares to support the school’s commitment to tuition-free learning and to “lifting up democracy and the promises of America.” \nFollowing the 56-minute film\, the audience will participate in a discussion about the ideas raised by the film. Although the film premiered in December 2020\, the issues it raises—the importance of federal support for the arts and national institutions\, such as the Smithsonian Museum—remain current. \nAlice Kociemba\, chairperson of the Cultural Council\, describes the film as both inspirational and provocative. “The Council thought that co-sponsoring this event with Highfield Hall & Gardens would be a way for the whole community to engage in how the arts reflect the promises of democracy. As Robert Lynch\, the former executive director of  Americans for the Arts\, comments\, ‘I’d love to see everyone in our country as a maker…to engage with something beautiful and to understand the world in a different way because of that.” 
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/democracy-screening-at-highfield-hall/
LOCATION:Highfield Hall and Gardens\, 56 Highfield Drive\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02541\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community discussion,Democracy,Documentaries
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