Woodblock Prints and Medicine: Sugar and Tobacco in the Caribbean Online
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2022 UCSF Library Artist in Residence, Jacoub Reyes presents "Woodblock Prints and Medicine: Sugar and Tobacco in the Caribbean."
This event highlights pieces from UCSF’s Japanese Woodblock Collection. Jacoub will touch on the cultural significance of woodcraft in Japan and the Caribbean, focusing on materials and history. We will also discuss the relevance of the tobacco and sugarcane industries and their influences on culture, politics, and medicine. These cash crops have significantly contributed to the system of slavery and continue to increase detrimental effects on its people, land, and social structures.
This event will be in the form of a presentation and will touch on techniques and serve as a backbone for a follow-up workshop, which will entail carving and printing a woodcut.
Presented by Jacoub Reyes, UCSF Library's current Artist in Residence. To learn more about the Artist in Residence program visit the UCSF Library website.
Register below to receive the Zoom link and password. This event is open to the UCSF community. If you are a DPH employee, UCSF alum or retiree, contact the Makers Lab to register for this pop-up.
Contact the Makers Lab if you have questions about this event.
- Date:
- Wednesday, Dec 7 2022
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 1:00pm
- Time Zone:
- Pacific Time - US & Canada (change)
- Campus:
- Online
- Online:
- This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
- Categories:
- Archives and Special Collections > Artist in Residence Archives and Special Collections Makers Lab ZSFG
