BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240110T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240110T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311296259 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240111T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240111T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311298308 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240112T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240112T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311300357 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240116T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240116T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311301382 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240117T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240117T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311303431 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240118T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240118T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311305480 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240119T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240119T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311306505 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240120T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240120T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311308554 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240123T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240123T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311310603 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240124T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240124T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311311628 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240125T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240125T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311313677 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240126T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240126T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311315726 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240127T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240127T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311317775 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240130T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240130T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311319824 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240131T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240131T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311321873 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240201T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240201T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311323922 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240202T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240202T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311325971 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240203T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240203T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311328020 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240206T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240206T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311330069 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240207T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240207T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311331094 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240208T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240208T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311333143 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240209T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240209T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311335192 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240210T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240210T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311337241 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240213T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240213T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311338266 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240214T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240214T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311340315 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240215T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240215T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311342364 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240216T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240216T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311344413 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240217T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240217T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311345438 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240220T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240220T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311347487 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240221T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240221T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311349536 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240222T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240222T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311351585 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240223T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240223T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311353634 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240224T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240224T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311355683 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240227T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240227T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311356708 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240228T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240228T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311358757 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240229T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240229T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311360806 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240301T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240301T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311362855 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment,Exhibit,Community,Next Week at Wake DESCRIPTION:Commemoration is a process that involves witness\, preservation \, interpretation\, and performance. This process calls upon human creativi ty\, commitment\, emotional connection\, and contemporary context. Literatu re\, music\, and performance work together to open a window across space an d time for generations to connect with one another. \n\nThis ten-panel trav eling exhibit and accompanying digital gallery guide from Kennesaw State Un iversity highlight the links along the chain of commemoration that connect the past and the present and generation to generation. While the panels foc us on the words of writers who witnessed the Holocaust\, the gallery guide includes biographies of the writers\, sketches by the panel illustrators\, information about musical and dramatic pieces adapted from the writers' wor ks\, and interviews with composers\, lyricists\, performers\, and producers . It also provides visitors with opportunities to access performance videos and share their perspectives.\n\nThe exhibit also features memorial projec ts by students at West Forsyth and Mount Tabor High Schools. It is sponsore d by the Wake Forest University Interdisciplinary Arts Center. DTEND:20240302T213000Z DTSTAMP:20260306T181109Z DTSTART:20240302T150000Z GEO:36.135489;-80.272684 LOCATION:Lam Museum of Anthropology SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Words\, Music Memory: Re(presenting) Voices of the Holocaust UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45321311365928 URL:https://events.wfu.edu/event/words_music_memory_representing_voices_of_ the_holocaust END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR