Prof. Emeritus Marshall H. Segall of Syracuse University, who will travel to San Francisco for the exhibit s opening on Oct. 8, helped translate the exhibit from French to English and brought it to the U.S. Anthropologists at the University of Geneva created the original exhibit, which first appeared at the Musee de l Homme in Paris in 1992. The free exhibit, open to the public, will be shown through Nov. 17. The exhibit s opening program will be hosted at City College on Oct. 8 from 1-3 p.m. in the Diego Rivera Theater on the City College campus. Guest speakers will include the exhibit s curator, Marshall Segall, and Edgar Beckham of the Association of American Colleges and Universities. In addition to local educators, featured speakers will include Tomas Almaguer, director of the Center for Research on Social Organization at the University of Michigan and Michael Omi, associate professor of Asian American Studies and Ethnic Studies at Berkeley.
Admission is free.