Join Professor Philippa Levine, Global Professorial Fellow of the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences at Queen Mary University of London, for an enlightening lecture on the intricate relationship between nakedness, race, and slavery. This thought-provoking talk will delve into the historical construct of nakedness and its profound impact on morality, aesthetics, and scientific practices. By exploring the European empires' obsession with differentiating between individuals, we will uncover how nakedness became a symbol of hierarchy, defining savagery and subjecthood. Moreover, we will examine how the depiction of the slave body, whether visually or through text, played a crucial role in shaping critical politics surrounding Atlantic and other forms of slavery. Professor Levine's lecture aims to shed light on the visual archive of slavery and its potential for profound learning. Following the lecture, there will be a drinks reception to continue the conversation. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the complex dynamics of slavery and the art of race. This event, titled "Slavery and the Art of Race," will take place on January 30, 2024, at the Montagu Lecture Theatre (GC601) in the Graduate Centre at Queen Mary University of London. Admission is free.

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