Public Intimacies and Wig Spaces: Entangled Migrations of Korean and African Americans

Talk on the Korean-owned wig store as a site of Korean and African American migration history.

Min Kyung Lee gives a Research Forum lecture exploring the Korean-owned wig store as an overlooked urban space, looking at how Korean and African American migrations became materially entangled in the late twentieth-century United States. This is a free talk at The Courtauld and booking is essential.

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The Courtauld GalleryA townhouse gallery of Impressionist paintings where under-18s get in free and a phone doubles as the guidebook.London · from £7 · bike parking · café · card onlySee full listing →