BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibitio n in Great Barrington X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752495610 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260717 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752496635 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260718 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752496636 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260719 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752497661 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260720 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752498686 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260721 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752498687 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260722 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752498688 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260723 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752498689 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260724 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752499714 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260725 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752499715 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260726 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752500740 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260727 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752500741 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260728 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752501766 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260729 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752501767 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260730 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752502792 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260731 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752503817 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260801 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752503818 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260802 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752504843 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260803 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752504844 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260804 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752505869 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260805 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752505870 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260806 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752506895 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260807 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752507920 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260808 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752507921 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260809 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752508946 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260810 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752508947 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260811 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752509972 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260812 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752509973 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260813 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752510998 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260814 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752510999 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260815 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752512024 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260816 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752513049 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752513050 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260818 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752514075 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260819 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752514076 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260820 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752515101 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260821 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752515102 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260822 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752516127 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260823 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752516128 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260824 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752517153 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260825 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752517154 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260826 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752518179 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260827 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752518180 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260828 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752519205 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260829 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752520230 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260830 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752520231 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260831 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752521256 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260901 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752521257 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260902 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752522282 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260903 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752522283 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260904 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752523308 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260905 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752523309 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260906 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752524334 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260907 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752524335 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260908 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752525360 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260909 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752525361 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260910 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752526386 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752526387 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260912 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752527412 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260913 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752527413 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752528438 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752528439 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260916 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752529464 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752529465 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752530490 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260919 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752530491 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260920 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752531516 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260921 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752532541 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260922 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752532542 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260923 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752533567 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752533568 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260925 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752534593 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260926 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752534594 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260927 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752535619 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260928 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752536644 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260929 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752536645 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752537670 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752537671 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261002 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752538696 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752539721 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261004 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752539722 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261005 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752540747 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261006 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752541772 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261007 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752542797 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261008 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752542798 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261009 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752543823 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261010 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752544848 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261011 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752544849 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261012 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752545874 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261013 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752545875 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261014 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752546900 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752546901 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261016 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752547926 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261017 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752548951 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261018 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752548952 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261019 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752549977 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261020 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752551002 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752551003 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261022 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752552028 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752552029 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261024 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110216Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752553054 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261025 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110217Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752554079 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261026 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110217Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752554080 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261027 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110217Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752555105 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261028 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110217Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752555106 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261029 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261011T110217Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53728752556131 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030 DESCRIPTION:This installation is the culmination of a collaborative\, commu nity-engaged project supported through CACP's Community Engaged Coursework program. The partnership brought together Professor Irena Roman's Profess ional Illustration for the Community course and staff and scholars from th e Du Bois Freedom Center and UMass Amherst to explore the life and endurin g legacy of Elizabeth Freeman through art\, history\, and public engagemen t.\n\nThe permanent kiosk will be installed at the site of the original co urtroom where Freeman’s case was heard\, now the Great Barrington Town H all\, Designed to invite visitors into Freeman's remarkable story\, the in teractive installation demonstrates how public art and history can inspire new conversations about justice\, freedom\, and equity. \n\nA highlight o f the project is the work of MassArt students\, whose historically informe d illustrations reimagine Elizabeth Freeman's life beyond the single histo rical portrait most often associated with her. Following a selection proce ss led by the Du Bois Freedom Center\, works by Abby Glover ('27) and Emma (Sunny) Sunnerberg ('27) were selected for the permanent kiosk.\n\nVisito rs are also encouraged to experience the companion exhibition\, Elizabeth Freeman: Reimagined!\, on view at the Du Bois Freedom Center\, just steps from the kiosk at 309 Main Street\, Great Barrington.\n\nOn view July 17 –October 30\, 2026\, the exhibition features illustrations by all sixtee n students from Professor Roman's Professional Illustration for the Commun ity course\, celebrating the creativity\, research\, and historical storyt elling that made this collaboration possible. \n\nTogether\, the kiosk and exhibition demonstrate the power of community-engaged learning and public art to bring history into the present. As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary\, Elizabeth Freeman's extraordinary story reminds us that democracy has always been a work in progress\, and that it continues to be shaped by those who fight to ensure its promises of liberty\, justi ce\, and equality are applied to all. \n\nLearn more: https://www.duboisfr eedomcenter.org/elizabeth-freeman-exhibit GEO:42.194052;-73.362238 LOCATION:Du Bois Freedom Center SUMMARY:Celebrating the Legacy of Elizabeth Freeman: Student Exhibition in Great Barrington URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.massart.edu/event/celebrate-the-legacy-of-el izabeth-freeman-student-exhibition-in-great-barrington CATEGORIES:Exhibition CATEGORIES:Community Engagement CATEGORIES:MassArt Off-Campus Event END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR