As Kling Fellows, our work over the two years we spend at the Center for the Humanities culminates in a 30–35 page, copy edited Slideshow article. But the journal does not really capture the everyday tumult of being a researcher. With Snapshot, we asked each fellow to create an image that captured their project in motion. The point is to document the messiness of process rather than pristine product. It is our hope these images archive each fellow’s past year and their ever-evolving project.
Snapshot
A Year in the Life of the Kling Fellowship
2021
Mundane Catastrophe: Research in the Midst of Covid-19
Click on an image to read the Snapshot’s caption. Once the popup window is open, click on the right arrow to advance the image, or close the popup and select another image from the grid.
Materializing the Hyperreal
Imagining a Conspiratorial Mind
Emmett and Latasha’s Memory
Gentrified Tacos
Around the World
The Real Kings of Hip Hop
Book as Space
Colorful Squares
The Art of Kling
Kling Undergraduate Honors Fellowship
During the course of their two-year fellowships, Kling Fellows pursue their own independent research projects in the humanities or humanistic social sciences, explore the public dimensions of humanistic work and enrich the intellectual life of the Center for the Humanities. Read more about the research projects undertaken by our Class of 2021 and 2022 cohorts here, and meet our new fellows here!