BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180221T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180220T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386655 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180222T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180221T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389252 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180222T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180221T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386656 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180223T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180222T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389253 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180223T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180222T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386657 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180224T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180223T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389254 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180224T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180223T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386658 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180227T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180226T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389255 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180227T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180226T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386659 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180228T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180227T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389256 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180228T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180227T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386660 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180301T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180228T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389257 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180301T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180228T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386661 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180302T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180301T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389258 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180302T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180301T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386662 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180303T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180302T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389259 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180303T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180302T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386663 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180306T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180305T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389260 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180306T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180305T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386664 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180307T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180306T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389261 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180307T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180306T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386665 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180308T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180307T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389262 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180308T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180307T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386666 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180309T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180308T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389263 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180309T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180308T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386667 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180310T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180309T150000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389264 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180310T113000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180309T220000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386668 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180313T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180312T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389265 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180313T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180312T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386669 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180314T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180313T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389266 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180314T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180313T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386670 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180315T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180314T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389267 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180315T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180314T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386671 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180316T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180315T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389268 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180316T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180315T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386672 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180317T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180316T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389269 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180317T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180316T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386673 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180320T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180319T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389270 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180320T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180319T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386674 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180321T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053908Z DTSTART:20180320T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389271 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180321T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180320T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386675 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180322T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180321T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389272 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180322T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180321T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386676 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180323T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180322T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389273 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180323T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180322T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386677 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180324T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180323T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389274 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180324T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180323T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386678 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180327T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180326T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389275 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180327T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180326T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386679 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180328T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180327T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389276 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180328T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180327T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386680 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180329T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180328T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389277 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180329T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180328T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386681 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180330T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180329T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389278 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180330T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180329T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386682 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180331T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180330T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389279 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180331T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180330T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386683 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180403T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180402T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389280 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180403T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180402T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386684 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180404T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180403T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389281 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180404T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180403T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386685 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180405T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180404T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389282 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180405T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180404T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386686 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180406T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180405T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389283 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180406T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180405T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386687 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180407T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180406T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389284 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180407T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180406T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386688 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180410T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180409T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389285 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180410T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180409T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386689 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180411T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180410T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389286 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180411T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180410T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386690 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180412T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180411T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389287 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180412T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180411T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386691 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180413T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180412T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389288 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180413T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180412T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386692 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180414T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180413T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389289 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180414T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180413T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386693 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180417T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180416T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389290 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180417T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180416T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386694 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180418T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180417T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389291 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180418T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180417T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386695 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180419T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180418T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389292 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180419T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180418T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386696 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180420T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180419T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389293 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180420T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180419T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386697 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180421T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180420T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389294 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180421T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180420T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386698 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180424T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180423T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389295 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180424T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180423T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386699 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180425T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180424T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389296 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180425T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180424T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386700 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180426T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180425T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389297 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180426T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180425T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386701 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180427T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180426T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389298 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180427T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180426T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386702 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180428T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180427T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389299 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180428T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180427T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386703 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180501T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180430T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389300 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180501T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180430T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386704 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180502T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180501T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389301 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180502T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180501T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386705 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180503T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180502T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389302 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180503T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053909Z DTSTART:20180502T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386706 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180504T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180503T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389303 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180504T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180503T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386707 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180505T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180504T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389304 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180505T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180504T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386708 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180508T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180507T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389305 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180508T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180507T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386709 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180509T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180508T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389306 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180509T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180508T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386710 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180510T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180509T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389307 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180510T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180509T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386711 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180511T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180510T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389308 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180511T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180510T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386712 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180512T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180511T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389309 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180512T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180511T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386713 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180515T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180514T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389310 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180515T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180514T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386714 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180516T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180515T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389311 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180516T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180515T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386715 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180517T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180516T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389312 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180517T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180516T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386716 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180518T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180517T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389313 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180518T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180517T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386717 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180519T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180518T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389314 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180519T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180518T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386718 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180522T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180521T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389315 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180522T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180521T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386719 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180523T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180522T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389316 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180523T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180522T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386720 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180524T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180523T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389317 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180524T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180523T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386721 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180525T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180524T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389318 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180525T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180524T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386722 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180526T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180525T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389319 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180526T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180525T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386723 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180529T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180528T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389320 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180529T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180528T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386724 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180530T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180529T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389321 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180530T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180529T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386725 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180531T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180530T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389322 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180531T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180530T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386726 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180601T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180531T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389323 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180601T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180531T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386727 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180602T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180601T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389324 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180602T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180601T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386728 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180605T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180604T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389325 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180605T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180604T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386729 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180606T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180605T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389326 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180606T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180605T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386730 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180607T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180606T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389327 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180607T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180606T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386731 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180608T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180607T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389328 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180608T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180607T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386732 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180609T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180608T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389329 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180609T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180608T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386733 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180612T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180611T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389330 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180612T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180611T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386734 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180613T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180612T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389331 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180613T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180612T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386735 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180614T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180613T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389332 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180614T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180613T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386736 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180615T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180614T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389333 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180615T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180614T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386737 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180616T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180615T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389334 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180616T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180615T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386738 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180619T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180618T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389335 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180619T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180618T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386739 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180620T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180619T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389336 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180620T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180619T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386740 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180621T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180620T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389337 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180621T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180620T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386741 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180622T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180621T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389338 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180622T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180621T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386742 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180623T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180622T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389339 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180623T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180622T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386743 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180626T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053910Z DTSTART:20180625T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389340 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180626T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180625T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386744 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180627T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180626T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389341 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180627T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180626T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386745 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180628T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180627T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389342 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180628T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180627T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386746 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180629T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180628T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389343 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180629T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180628T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386747 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180630T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180629T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389344 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180630T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180629T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386748 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180703T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180702T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389345 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180703T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180702T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386749 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180704T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180703T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389346 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180704T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180703T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386750 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180705T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180704T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389347 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180705T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180704T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386751 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180706T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180705T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389348 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180706T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180705T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386752 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180707T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180706T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389349 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180707T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180706T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386753 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180710T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180709T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389350 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180710T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180709T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386754 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180711T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180710T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389351 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180711T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180710T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386755 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180712T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180711T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389352 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180712T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180711T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386756 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180713T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180712T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389353 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180713T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180712T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386757 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180714T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180713T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389354 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180714T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180713T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386758 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180717T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180716T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389355 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180717T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180716T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386759 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180718T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180717T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389356 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180718T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180717T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386760 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180719T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180718T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389357 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180719T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180718T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386761 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180720T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180719T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389358 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180720T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180719T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386762 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180721T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180720T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389359 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180721T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180720T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386763 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180724T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180723T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389360 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180724T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180723T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386764 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180725T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180724T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389361 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180725T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180724T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386765 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180726T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180725T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389362 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180726T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180725T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386766 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180727T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180726T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389363 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180727T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180726T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386767 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180728T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180727T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389364 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180728T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180727T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386768 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180731T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180730T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389365 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180731T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180730T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386769 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180801T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180731T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389366 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180801T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180731T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386770 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180802T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180801T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389367 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180802T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180801T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386771 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180803T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053911Z DTSTART:20180802T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389368 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180803T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180802T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386772 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180804T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180803T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389369 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180804T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180803T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386773 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180807T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180806T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389370 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180807T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180806T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386774 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180808T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180807T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389371 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180808T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180807T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386775 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180809T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180808T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389372 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180809T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180808T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386776 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180810T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180809T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389373 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180810T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180809T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386777 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180811T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180810T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389374 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180811T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180810T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386778 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180814T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180813T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389375 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180814T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180813T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386779 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180815T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180814T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389376 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180815T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180814T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386780 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180816T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180815T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389377 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180816T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180815T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386781 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180817T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180816T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389378 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180817T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180816T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386782 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180818T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180817T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389379 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180818T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180817T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386783 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180821T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180820T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389380 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180821T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180820T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386784 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180822T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180821T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389381 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180822T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180821T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386785 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180823T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180822T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389382 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180823T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180822T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386786 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180824T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180823T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389383 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180824T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180823T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386787 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180825T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180824T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389384 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180825T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180824T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386788 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180828T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180827T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389385 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180828T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180827T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386789 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180829T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180828T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389386 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180829T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180828T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386790 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180830T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180829T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389387 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180830T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180829T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386791 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180831T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180830T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389388 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180831T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180830T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386792 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180901T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180831T140000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3389389 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities,World & Culture DESCRIPTION:The Benson Latin American Collection presents Guatemala 1966: T he Photography of L. Rupert Chambers. The exhibition will be on display in the first floor of the collection during library hours\, from Tuesday\, Feb . 20\, through August 31\, 2018.\n\nChambers presents a gallery talk at 4 p .m.\, Tuesday\, February 20\, at the Benson Latin American Collection\, fol lowed by a reception.\n\nRupert Chambers\, an alumnus of LLILAS (the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies)\, writes\, "In 1966\, I w as one of a small group of UT graduate students doing research in Guatemala . While there\, I devoted my free time and perhaps a little more to taking hundreds of photographs of the people and the countryside of Guatemala. The se images provide an intimate and authentic time capsule of life in Guatema la at an important juncture in its history. The people portrayed were on th e cusp of a civil war that was not to end until 30 years later\, in 1996. I t would destroy more than 600 villages\, cause 200\,000 deaths\, and displa ce 1.5 million people."\n\nChambers has donated a large collection of his p hotographs to the Nettle Lee Benson Latin American Collection. Photographs to be displayed in this exhibition were chosen by the artist.\n\nHours – Th e libary closes at 6 pm on Fridays\, is closed on Saturdays\, and opens fro m 2 to 8 pm on Sundays.\n\nPhotograph by L. Rupert Chambers DTEND:20180901T103000Z DTSTAMP:20260417T053912Z DTSTART:20180831T210000Z GEO:30.284239;-97.727669 LOCATION:Benson Latin American Collection\, 1st floor gallery SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Guatemala 1966: The Photography of L. Rupert Chambers UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3386793 URL:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/guatemala_1966_the_photography_of_l_r upert_chambers END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR