Exhibition "Monuments" Explores History and Propaganda
The exhibition "Monuments" at MOCA Geffen and The Brick challenges the mythology of the Confederacy by showcasing toppled monuments alongside contemporary works about race, history, and memory.
The event that sparked this conversation began in 2015, when Dylann Roof attacked the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, killing nine worshippers. According to survivors, Roof stated,
"Y'all are raping our women, and y'all are taking over the country, and you have to go."
This incident highlighted the ongoing issue of racism in the U.S.
Author's summary: Exhibition explores history and propaganda.
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