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Ana Beatriz Lopes

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4 photos by Ana Beatriz Lopes

MAPPING AUTHORITARIANISM: University of Virginia Postdoctoral Fellow Daniel Blinderman lectures on the origins of authoritarianism in the post-Reconstruction South, tracing electoral trends through South Carolina and Louisiana to analyze democracy.

SPILL THE TEA: Docent Cathi Belcher shares Victorian-era scandals during this month’s “Tea With Harriet,” exploring the overlapping circles of Harriet Beecher Stowe and other 19th century literary and intellectual greats.

SHIFTING SHAPES: Title text on the wall of Edwards Front Gallery for New York-based painter Sean Latif Heiser’s solo exhibition, “Stationary Shift.” Heiser exhibited six paintings exploring abstraction and the self.

DIGITAL AGE: Associate Professor of Digital and Computational Studies Fernando Nascimento discusses his new book with Associate Professor of Anthropology Willi Lempert on the third floor of the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library Thursday afternoon.