BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Co llection | Art Galleries X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719632304 DTSTART:20200901T150000Z DTEND:20200901T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719633329 DTSTART:20200902T150000Z DTEND:20200902T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719634354 DTSTART:20200903T150000Z DTEND:20200903T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719635379 DTSTART:20200904T150000Z DTEND:20200904T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719636404 DTSTART:20200908T150000Z DTEND:20200908T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719637429 DTSTART:20200909T150000Z DTEND:20200909T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719638454 DTSTART:20200910T150000Z DTEND:20200910T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719639479 DTSTART:20200911T150000Z DTEND:20200911T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719640504 DTSTART:20200915T150000Z DTEND:20200915T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719641529 DTSTART:20200916T150000Z DTEND:20200916T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719643578 DTSTART:20200917T150000Z DTEND:20200917T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719644603 DTSTART:20200918T150000Z DTEND:20200918T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719645628 DTSTART:20200922T150000Z DTEND:20200922T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719646653 DTSTART:20200923T150000Z DTEND:20200923T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719647678 DTSTART:20200924T150000Z DTEND:20200924T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719648703 DTSTART:20200925T150000Z DTEND:20200925T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719649728 DTSTART:20200929T150000Z DTEND:20200929T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719651777 DTSTART:20200930T150000Z DTEND:20200930T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719651778 DTSTART:20201001T150000Z DTEND:20201001T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719652803 DTSTART:20201002T150000Z DTEND:20201002T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719654852 DTSTART:20201006T150000Z DTEND:20201006T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719655877 DTSTART:20201007T150000Z DTEND:20201007T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719656902 DTSTART:20201008T150000Z DTEND:20201008T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719657927 DTSTART:20201009T150000Z DTEND:20201009T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719658952 DTSTART:20201013T150000Z DTEND:20201013T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719659977 DTSTART:20201014T150000Z DTEND:20201014T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719661002 DTSTART:20201015T150000Z DTEND:20201015T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719662027 DTSTART:20201016T150000Z DTEND:20201016T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719663052 DTSTART:20201020T150000Z DTEND:20201020T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719664077 DTSTART:20201021T150000Z DTEND:20201021T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719665102 DTSTART:20201022T150000Z DTEND:20201022T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719666127 DTSTART:20201023T150000Z DTEND:20201023T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719667152 DTSTART:20201027T150000Z DTEND:20201027T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719668177 DTSTART:20201028T150000Z DTEND:20201028T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719669202 DTSTART:20201029T150000Z DTEND:20201029T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719670227 DTSTART:20201030T150000Z DTEND:20201030T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719671252 DTSTART:20201103T160000Z DTEND:20201103T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719672277 DTSTART:20201104T160000Z DTEND:20201104T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719673302 DTSTART:20201105T160000Z DTEND:20201105T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719674327 DTSTART:20201106T160000Z DTEND:20201106T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719674328 DTSTART:20201110T160000Z DTEND:20201110T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719676377 DTSTART:20201111T160000Z DTEND:20201111T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719677402 DTSTART:20201112T160000Z DTEND:20201112T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719678427 DTSTART:20201113T160000Z DTEND:20201113T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719679452 DTSTART:20201117T160000Z DTEND:20201117T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719680477 DTSTART:20201118T160000Z DTEND:20201118T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719681502 DTSTART:20201119T160000Z DTEND:20201119T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719682527 DTSTART:20201120T160000Z DTEND:20201120T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719683552 DTSTART:20201124T160000Z DTEND:20201124T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719684577 DTSTART:20201125T160000Z DTEND:20201125T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719685602 DTSTART:20201126T160000Z DTEND:20201126T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719686627 DTSTART:20201127T160000Z DTEND:20201127T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719687652 DTSTART:20201201T160000Z DTEND:20201201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719688677 DTSTART:20201202T160000Z DTEND:20201202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719689702 DTSTART:20201203T160000Z DTEND:20201203T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719690727 DTSTART:20201204T160000Z DTEND:20201204T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719691752 DTSTART:20210126T160000Z DTEND:20210126T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719692777 DTSTART:20210127T160000Z DTEND:20210127T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719693802 DTSTART:20210128T160000Z DTEND:20210128T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719694827 DTSTART:20210129T160000Z DTEND:20210129T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719695852 DTSTART:20210202T160000Z DTEND:20210202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719696877 DTSTART:20210203T160000Z DTEND:20210203T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719697902 DTSTART:20210204T160000Z DTEND:20210204T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719698927 DTSTART:20210205T160000Z DTEND:20210205T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719699952 DTSTART:20210209T160000Z DTEND:20210209T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719700977 DTSTART:20210210T160000Z DTEND:20210210T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719702002 DTSTART:20210211T160000Z DTEND:20210211T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719703027 DTSTART:20210212T160000Z DTEND:20210212T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719762420 DTSTART:20210216T160000Z DTEND:20210216T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719763445 DTSTART:20210217T160000Z DTEND:20210217T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719764470 DTSTART:20210218T160000Z DTEND:20210218T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719766519 DTSTART:20210219T160000Z DTEND:20210219T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719767544 DTSTART:20210223T160000Z DTEND:20210223T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719768569 DTSTART:20210224T160000Z DTEND:20210224T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719770618 DTSTART:20210225T160000Z DTEND:20210225T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719771643 DTSTART:20210226T160000Z DTEND:20210226T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719772668 DTSTART:20210302T160000Z DTEND:20210302T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719773693 DTSTART:20210303T160000Z DTEND:20210303T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719774718 DTSTART:20210304T160000Z DTEND:20210304T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719775743 DTSTART:20210305T160000Z DTEND:20210305T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719776768 DTSTART:20210309T160000Z DTEND:20210309T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719777793 DTSTART:20210310T160000Z DTEND:20210310T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719778818 DTSTART:20210311T160000Z DTEND:20210311T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719779843 DTSTART:20210312T160000Z DTEND:20210312T220000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719780868 DTSTART:20210316T150000Z DTEND:20210316T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719781893 DTSTART:20210317T150000Z DTEND:20210317T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719782918 DTSTART:20210318T150000Z DTEND:20210318T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719783943 DTSTART:20210319T150000Z DTEND:20210319T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719784968 DTSTART:20210323T150000Z DTEND:20210323T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719785993 DTSTART:20210324T150000Z DTEND:20210324T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719787018 DTSTART:20210325T150000Z DTEND:20210325T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719788043 DTSTART:20210326T150000Z DTEND:20210326T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719789068 DTSTART:20210330T150000Z DTEND:20210330T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719790093 DTSTART:20210331T150000Z DTEND:20210331T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719791118 DTSTART:20210401T150000Z DTEND:20210401T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719792143 DTSTART:20210402T150000Z DTEND:20210402T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719793168 DTSTART:20210406T150000Z DTEND:20210406T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719794193 DTSTART:20210407T150000Z DTEND:20210407T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719795218 DTSTART:20210408T150000Z DTEND:20210408T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719796243 DTSTART:20210409T150000Z DTEND:20210409T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719797268 DTSTART:20210413T150000Z DTEND:20210413T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719798293 DTSTART:20210414T150000Z DTEND:20210414T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719799318 DTSTART:20210415T150000Z DTEND:20210415T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719800343 DTSTART:20210416T150000Z DTEND:20210416T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719801368 DTSTART:20210420T150000Z DTEND:20210420T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719802393 DTSTART:20210421T150000Z DTEND:20210421T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719803418 DTSTART:20210422T150000Z DTEND:20210422T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719804443 DTSTART:20210423T150000Z DTEND:20210423T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719805468 DTSTART:20210427T150000Z DTEND:20210427T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719806493 DTSTART:20210428T150000Z DTEND:20210428T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719807518 DTSTART:20210429T150000Z DTEND:20210429T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719808543 DTSTART:20210430T150000Z DTEND:20210430T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719809568 DTSTART:20210504T150000Z DTEND:20210504T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719810593 DTSTART:20210505T150000Z DTEND:20210505T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719811618 DTSTART:20210506T150000Z DTEND:20210506T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719812643 DTSTART:20210507T150000Z DTEND:20210507T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719813668 DTSTART:20210511T150000Z DTEND:20210511T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155718Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719814693 DTSTART:20210512T150000Z DTEND:20210512T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155719Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719815718 DTSTART:20210513T150000Z DTEND:20210513T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155719Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719816743 DTSTART:20210514T150000Z DTEND:20210514T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155719Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719817768 DTSTART:20210518T150000Z DTEND:20210518T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155719Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719818793 DTSTART:20210519T150000Z DTEND:20210519T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155719Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719819818 DTSTART:20210520T150000Z DTEND:20210520T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260916T155719Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_34465719820843 DTSTART:20210521T150000Z DTEND:20210521T210000Z DESCRIPTION:What does it look like to do democracy? This exhibition explor es the unfolding process of American democracy through an array of photogr aphs that shine a light on significant events of the 20th century and the present—featuring world leaders\, the media\, politicians\, civil right s movements\, and everyday Americans. Coinciding with the 2020 U.S. Presi dential Election\, the exhibition and related programs will engage issues of democracy in all its forms\, providing a platform for participants from all political perspectives to share their ideas and opinions.\n\nBetter k nown as ABC News chief anchor and former Clinton White House advisor\, Geo rge Stephanopoulos is also an avid collector of photography. Since 2004\, his significant gifts to the LUAG collection include works by key 20th-21 st century photographers including Arthur Rothstein\, Ilse Bing\, Erika St one\, Dmitri Baltermants\, Danny Lyon\, Leonard Freed\, Henri Cartier-Bres son\, and others. \n\nThis exhibition has been co-curated with students an d faculty from the Departments of History\, Political Science\, Communicat ion\, Journalism\, and Art\, Architecture & Design.\n\nJoin us for a wide range of public programs and educational events that will engage the commu nity in civic dialogue through art\, including lectures\, tours\, and hand s-on art-making workshops.\n\nDoing Democracy includes titles and label te xts drawn from archival sources. This information reflects the time in wh ich the works were created. Some terminology will sound outdated to conte mporary audiences. Most notably\, the word Negro occurs often where today we would say African-American or Black. Likewise\, the term Transvestite appears to describe a range of identities in the LGBTQ+ community. We ha ve preserved the historical wording\, however dissonant\, in the hope that it will underscore changes in cultural awareness from the past to the pre sent\, reflecting the ongoing evolution of our understanding of race and i dentity.\n\nPrivate tours are available to the general public from 10-11am but prior registration is required. GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:Doing Democracy: Photography from the George Stephanopoulos Collect ion | Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/doing_democracy_photo graphy_from_the_george_stephanopoulos_collection END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR