2021 Cleveland Humanities Festival: IDENTITY
The 2021 Cleveland Humanities Festival on IDENTITY takes place in March and April and offers public programming which explores this theme from a variety of humanistic perspectives. It addresses basic questions about why identity matters, especially in a world reshaped by pandemic and economic distress. The question of how we identify ourselves, always important, takes on added significance now.
About The Festival
The Cleveland Humanities Festival is a collaborative event celebrating the great cultural institutions of the city of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio, dedicated to humanistic inquiry.
The 2021 Cleveland Humanities Festival is presented with the generous support of:
Streamings, Performances, and Festivals
Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque:
Eyes Without a Face, France/Italy, 1960, Georges Franju
March 19-April 8
Armenian American Culture Network:
Music as Identity, Concert by the Garni Duo
Available March 27
Western Reserve Historical Society:
Light Years Beyond Laramie: How Ned Jordan Changed Automobile Advertising and Self-Image Forever
Available April 1
45th Cleveland International Film Festival
April 7-20