About this Event
Ana Gisele Ozaki is an Assistant Professor of Modern and Contemporary Architectural History in the History of Art Department at the University of Pennsylvania. Her research explores how racial ideologies, coloniality, and environmental conceptions intersect within the built environment of the Black Atlantic, focusing specifically on South-to-South exchanges between Brazil and West and Southern Africa.
- Date: October 15th
- Time: 4–5 PM
- Location: Room 4400, DAAP, University of Cincinnati
Reception to follow. Organized in conjunction with SACRPH, DAAP SOP, Center for the City, and ZoneCo.
This event is free and open to the public.
Parking
Convenient parking is available near the venue at the University of Cincinnati's Uptown West Campus:
- Woodside Avenue Garage
- Campus Green Garage
- Paid street parking in the surrounding area
Please note that due to campus construction, the Clifton Court Garage is currently closed.
For a full map of these and other nearby parking options, visit UC's Uptown West Campus parking map.
Event venue & nearby stays
College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, 342 Clifton Court, Cincinnati, United States
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