Dr. Wallace Brings Historical Contextualization for the Renaissance in the Film "Why is Mona Lisa Smiling?"

1.24.23

Dr. Wallace brings historical contextualization for the Renaissance in the film "Why is Mona Lisa Smiling?"

Brad Siegle, WashU alum of Brand New World Studios, has completed a major documentary film in conjunction with Fortune Media, "Why is Mona Lisa Smiling?" The film, which interviews CEOs of major companies, is an "reimagination of the modern corporation." Because the film links current business changes to the international pandemic, it makes a case for a "Renaissance" to happen, not unlike what occurred after the Black Death in 1348, Dr. Wallace brings context for this historical perspective as one of the principal "talking heads."

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Dr. Aravecchia's Field Work in Egypt is Featured in Ampersand

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