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Brown Symposium 38 - Reliand Rabaka

Southwestern University presents Brown Symposium 38: Art & Revolution "Presentation 3: Civil Rights Music: The Soundtracks of the Civil Rights Movement" by Reiland Rabaka ART AND REVOLUTION go hand in hand. Since time immemorial, the arts have given voice to the issues and themes that have spurred revolutions. Revolutions have been fueled by contributions from visual artists, musicians, playwrights, and literature. And the arts themselves have experienced major conceptual and technical revolutions that have affected how they address themselves not only to the worlds of which and for which they are created, but also to posterity and its own revolutions. Revolution can denote an attempt to seize and wield power, or it can refer to a set of conceptual or political changes that change the lives and works of contemporaries and posterity. Either way, it is difficult to escape the notion that the arts and revolution have historically intersected in profound and profoundly symbiotic ways and continue to do so today. The Brown Symposium is now presented by Southwestern University on a biannual basis. Open to the public without charge, the symposium is funded through an endowment established by The Brown Foundation, Inc., of Houston, Texas, for professorships at the University. The symposia are designed to enhance the effectiveness of the work for which the endowed professorships were established. Each symposium presents topics in one of the broad areas of study represented by the chairholder. “Art & Revolution” was developed by John Michael Cooper, professor of music at Southwestern University. For more information, please visit http://www.southwestern.edu/academics...