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Statues are one of the most visible forms of historical storytelling. Alex von Tunzelmann looks at twelve statues in modern history
In 2020, statues across the world were pulled down in an extraordinary wave of global iconoclasmFrom the United States and the United Kingdom to Canada, South Africa, the Caribbean, India, Bangladesh, and New Zealand, Black Lives Matter protests defaced and hauled down statues of slaveholders, Confederates, and imperialistsEdward Colston was hurled into the harbour in Bristol, EnglandRobert ELee was covered in graffiti in Richmond, VirginiaChristopher Columbus was toppled in Minnesota, beheaded in Massachusetts, and thrown into a lake in VirginiaKing Leopold II of the Belgians was set on fire in Antwerp and doused in red paint in GhentWinston Churchill was daubed with the word 'racist' in London
Statues are one of the most visible - and controversial - forms of historical storytellingThe stories we tell about history are vital to how we, as societies, understand our past and create our futureSo whose stories do we tell? Who or what defines us? What if we don't all agree? How is history made, and why?
Alex von Tunzelmann looks at twelve statues in modern history in her book Fallen IdolsShe looks at why they were put up; the stories they were supposed to tell; why those stories were challenged; and how they came downHistory is not erased when statues are pulled downIf anything, it is made
Alex von Tunzelmann is a bestselling author, screenwriter, broadcaster, and media commentator
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Speaker: Alex von Tunzelmann
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Date | 2 Apr 2023 |
Time(s) | 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM |
Cost | General Admission: GBP 8.00, Livestream: GBP 5.00, Concession: GBP 5.00 |
Venue | Conway Hall 25 Red Lion Square London Greater London WC1R4RL |
Phone | 02074051818 |
Category | Literature and Books |
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22 Mar 2023