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SUMMARY:Milwaukee: The Eleanor H. Boheim Distinguished Lecture
LOCATION:Raynor Memorial Library\, Beaumier Suites\n1355 West Wisconsin Ave
 nue\nMarquette University campus
DESCRIPTION:In cooperation with the Haggerty Museum of Art Presented by Dr.
  Kim Sajet\, Donna and Donald Baumgartner Director\, Milwaukee Art Museum 
 MONDAY\, OCTOBER 26 6:30 p.m. – Reception 7:00 p.m. – Lecture Raynor M
 emorial Library\, Beaumier Suites 1355 West Wisconsin Avenue Marquette Uni
 versity campus Clouding History: Preparing for Storms Ahead The cloud has 
 long been a metaphor for what bridges heaven and earth\, the known and the
  unknown\, beautiful one day\, ominous the next. Today\, it has taken on a
  new dimension as we upload the evidence of human history into the digital
  cloud. On one hand\, it promises endless possibility\, a rainbow of knowl
 edge at our fingertips. On the other\, it threatens storms\, as powerful 
 “rainmakers” shape what we know\, how we learn and who gets access. As
  scholars and stewards of cultural heritage\, how do we protect the real f
 rom the hyperreal? Dr. Kim Sajet\, the Donna and Donald Baumgartner Direct
 or of the Milwaukee Art Museum and former director of the Smithsonian Nati
 onal Portrait Gallery in Washington\, D.C.\, will share her recent experie
 nces and offer insights into how scholars might begin safeguarding the his
 torical record for future generations. The Eleanor H. Boheim Distinguished
  Lecture is generously supported by Mary Boheim Finnigan’s gift to endow
  the lecture series. The lecture is free and open to the public. Click her
 e to learn more and register. Please direct any questions or special needs
  to Emily Rodecap at emily.rodecap@marquette.edu or 414-288-7755.
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