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Think & Drink

 

Think & Drink is a happy-hour series that sparks provocative conversations about big ideas. The series, which invites the public to think and talk together, reflects Oregon Humanities' emphasis on infusing important public conversations with critical thinking and fresh ideas. All Think & Drink events are free and open to the public.

Think & Drink on photography and war
Think & Drink Explores Photography and War

Join us at rontoms, 600 E. Burnside, Portland, at 6:00 on Wednesday, May 26, 2010, for our spring Think & Drink happy-hour conversation. Photography curator and writer Kirsten Rian and photojournalist Thorne Anderson will discuss the ethics of war photography and the role of photographs in shaping our understanding of war. This event is free and open to the public.

For more information, please contact Director of Programs Jennifer Allen at (503) 241-0543, ext. 118, or via e-mail.

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