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Institute of the Arts and Sciences undergraduate interns Kathleen Deems and Jocelyn Lopez-Anleu have curated a walking tour of this extensive exhibition featuring sites which delve into the history of student political engagement and activism at UC Santa Cruz.
Alumni Weekend Collective Museum Exhibition Tour
Digital Arts Research Center
1 pm-2:30 pm
Assemble at the Digital Arts Research Center Patio
Collective Museum is a surprising and vast campus-wide installation complete with signage, photo exhibitions, a museum tour, and a mobile website which, as the artists explain, “takes UC Santa Cruz from having no museum to having one of the largest museums in the world.” To re-envision the university as a museum, the artists collected stories from faculty, staff, students, and alumni about 50 sites on campus.These sites range from the site of the first international meeting to discuss sequencing the human genome; sites of academic and personal experiences of students, staff, and faculty; and natural sites such as the mysterious mima mounds on the southwest of the campus. Collective Museum creatively highlights some of the multiple and diverse sites, stories, and voices that make up UC Santa Cruz.