Many voices have comprised our programming and teaching around the exhibition “Reckoning with ‘The Incident’: John Wilson’s Studies for a Lynching Mural.” Through the audio, video, and texts collected here, we invite you to explore interdisciplinary perspectives on this exhibition, the artist, and the legacy of lynching. Learn more at https://artgallery.yale.edu/exhibitions/exhibition/reckoning-incident-john-wilsons-studies-lynching-mural

E-Resource: Reckoning with “The Incident”: John Wilson’s Studies for a Lynching Mural

Liliana Milkova, the Nolen Curator of Education and Academic Affairs, discusses the challenges of teaching with violent subject matter.

John Wilson E-Resource: Liliana Milkova discusses the challenges of teaching with violent imagery

Doris J. Dumas, President of the Greater New Haven Branch of the NAACP, discusses the history and relevance of the NAACP.

John Wilson E-Resource: Doris J. Dumas discusses the history and relevance of the NAACP

Johanna Obenda, former Cullman-Payson Fellow in Academic Affairs and Outreach, addresses empathetic teaching strategies and reflects on a public conversation with Crystal Feimster, Associate Professor of African American Studies, History, and American Studies.

John Wilson E-Resource: Johanna Obenda reflects on a public talk with Professor Crystal Feimster

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