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Exhibition View Through Museum Window
Exhibition View Through Museum Window
An installation image of Resonance of Things Unseen: Indigenous Sovereignty, Institutional Accession, and Private Correspondence, an exhibition that displayed the fieldwork documents of a former Peabody Curator. Exhibition on view from March 26 - November 1, 2024.
An installation image of Resonance of Things Unseen: Indigenous Sovereignty, Institutional Accession, and Private Correspondence, an exhibition that displayed the fieldwork documents of a former Peabody Curator. Exhibition on view from March 26 - November 1, 2024.
Exhibition Plaque and Portrait of William Sturtevant
Exhibition Plaque and Portrait of William Sturtevant
Vinyl Detail of Architectural Blueprint
Vinyl Detail of Architectural Blueprint
Yale Peabody Museum Atrium With View of Exhibition on Left
An installation image of Resonance of Things Unseen: Indigenous Sovereignty, Institutional Accession, and Private Correspondence, an exhibition that displayed the fieldwork documents of a former Peabody Curator. Exhibition on view from March 26 - November 1, 2024.
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Domestic Exotic: Dispossession and Desire in South Florida 20th c Tourism

Authors
Emily Velez Nelms

Course
Independent M.E.D. Research

Project Description

Domestic Exotic: Dispossession and Desire in South Florida 20th c Tourism, considers the conditions that led to the rise of cultural tourism in Florida and examines Yale University’s involvement in this economic phenomenon. Cultural tourism is defined as site-seeing attractions where performers interact with visitors under fabricated conditions. At these sites, ‘the spectacle of the other’ was demarcated onto specific bodies, creating a collective imaginary that helped to shape the infrastructure and public thought of Florida as a travel destination for Euro-American audiences. This document supports an exhibition at the Yale Peabody Museum titled, The Resonance of Things Unseen: Indigenous Sovereignty, Institutional Accession, and Private Correspondence (March 26 - November 1, 2024).

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Domestic Exotic: Dispossession and Desire in South Florida 20th c Tourism

Exhibition View Through Museum Window
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Emily Velez Nelms