You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby
August 31, 2012 – January 6, 2013
You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby showcases more than 250 tobacco advertisements from the early-1900s through the late 20th century and investigates how the portrayals of women and cigarettes register important shifts in concepts of health, gender, sexuality and consumer culture. This exhibition is produced in collaboration with the Stanford Research in Tobacco Advertising group (SRITA) at Stanford University.
OPENING: FRIDAY, AUGUST 31ST, 5-8PM
[…] at Kenyon College. Ferketich said she showed tobacco advertisements that were displayed in the Gund Gallery in her public health class, and from there, she and her team began developing the […]
[…] at Kenyon College. Ferketich said she showed tobacco advertisements that were displayed in the Gund Gallery in her public health class, and from there, she and her team began developing the […]
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[…] with staff at Kenyon College. Ferketich said she showed tobacco ads that were displayed in the Gund Gallery in her public health class, and from there she and her team began developing the […]