This event is in the past.It took place on May 20, 2026 at Bowes Art & Architecture Library.

WHY LOOK AT PRISONS? A Conversation with Pooja Rangan and Brett Story 1
Fine Arts Talk
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WHY LOOK AT PRISONS? A Conversation with Pooja Rangan and Brett Story

May 20 at 5:30pm

At Bowes Art & Architecture Library

Stanford

🅿️Parking free after 4pm (except Oval)
Contact Julianne White for accommodations

Two acclaimed scholars use John Berger's animal captivity question to interrogate how documentary film normalizes incarceration. Expect a rigorous, thought-provoking evening on carceral world-building and abolitionist resistance through cinema.

Academic lecture
Film studies
Social justice
Abolitionist perspective