Project Nim: A Documentary by James Marsh Project Nim, a 2011 documentary by filmmaker James Marsh, tells the story of a controversial 1970s experiment in which a human family was tasked with raising a chimpanzee named Nim Chimpsky and teaching him sign language. The film deftly explores the complex nature…
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Now through February, the Baltimore Museum of Art’s exhibition “Preoccupied: Indigenizing the Museum” gives viewers the opportunity to experience work by Native artists, scholars, and community members—people who have long been underrepresented in American arts institutions. [Photo Credit: Mike Steele via Flickr. CC License] Read more here.
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