In 'What the Seal Concealed', artist/researcher Saba Qizilbash describes the fascinating journey of an 18th-century messenger bag to the museum & its link with the artist's contemporary practice. Wed 5 Feb, 10.00-11.00. Free, no booking required.
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"To be able to hold their attention long enough to be moved in a certain way is what I hope for my viewers.”
Imee Marriott interviews Saba Qizilbash, whose exhibition 'Routes of Desire' was showing at the Pembroke Art Gallery.
Read the review on our website.
Pembroke College JCR Art Collection is delighted to partner with Saba Qizilbash, the 2022 Emery Prize winner, to present the exhibition 'Routes of Desire'.
This is open for free viewing until 7th Feb!
📅Weekdays 12-2pm
📅Weekends 12-4pm
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Excited to be in conversation with @MarenkaOdlum, Pitt Rivers Museum & Dr Yasmin Khan, Associate Professor of Modern History, Kellogg College, moderated by Suchintan Das DPhil student in Global and Imperial History.
Jan 30, Pembroke College, Pichette Ad OX 17:00.
Highlights: “Hundred Years a Jackal ” was displayed at Dastaangoi Gallery on 8 October with a panel discussion between the artist Saba Qizilbash, curator and writer Fatima Shah and Laraib Asdaf of Purana Pakistan at Dastaangoi Gallery.
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Artist: @SabaQizilbash
Saba Qizilbash’s (@SabaQizilbash) solo presentation Hundred Years a Jackal at Dastaangoi Gallery interprets the structures of indigenous identity, and investigates shared ancestral histories through a critical lens of decolonisation.
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Read:
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The conversation began over the summer with @PaulMellonCentr when Tim Barringer asked us in front of Tipu's Tiger (V&AMuseum) how we can decolonize it's misleading label. I said: Send it back.
... Stopping in Arcot, visiting the hostage princes in Vellore, peeping into the summer palace in Bangalore as Lady Clive showers in Tipu’s state-of-the-art bathroom, and finally arriving in Srirangapatna to rightfully return Tipu’s Tiger to Daulat Bagh Palace. Pt 3
Mapping monuments, forts, ghats, botanical gardens, tombs, temples I follow the route Henrietta Clive took a year after the storming of Srirangapatna following her journey from Fort St. George Chennai.. Pt 2
Artwork Repatriation of Tipu’s Tiger is the return of one of the most prized possessions of the V&AMuseum
How many hands must a stolen object change before its provenance is cleansed?
Mst all objects be preserved? Esp those incarcerated in spaces of colonial pride as trophies Pt1
Huge congrats to Exonian Saba Qizilbash (2021, MFA) on being awarded the Emery Prize and the Ruddock Prize for her exquisite art!
Saba’s winning piece is a 20 ft wide scroll that charts the little-known northern silk route from Multan to Baku.
https://t.co/XTHfoigtsC
📢Announcement📢
With the support of the Ruddock Foundation for the Arts, we’re delighted to award this years Ruddock Art Prize to three artists graduating from @TheRuskin.🎉
Warmest congrats to Joy Labinjo, @SabaQizilbash (MFA) & Eliza Owen (BFA) on being named the winners.👏
A new way of looking? Artist/activist Salima Hashmi wearing glasses made by Ruskin MFA student @SabaQizilbash as the question of cultural appropriation, colonial acquisitions, access, and positionality is raised https://t.co/XyIYgJGECw
Tomorrow 7-10pm https://t.co/ksVbCDHKHf
Such an amazing #LateNightAtTheMuseum: performance poetry; a conversation with the amazing @SabaQizilbash; Evenki song and dancing live-streamed from Northern Siberia oh, and an insect themed comedy set. Only @morethanadodo!
On display until tomorrow, have a look at artist @SabaQizilbash's installation in the Charms against the Evil Eye case and read more about the story behind this exquisite pair of spectacles at https://t.co/3aS59yl3W4
Exonian @SabaQizilbash has created an exquisite pair of spectacles, inspired by the 17th-century spectacles named Astana-ye-Ferdous. Modelled here by artist & scholar Prof Salima Hashmi, the spectacles will be on display at @Pitt_Rivers until 11 June.
https://t.co/4MBR0XqTy5
Chashme Badoor (farsi for Far be the evil eye) were conceptualized by @SabaQizilbash & made with Lahore based designer Sheraz Faisal, imbedding detailed pencil drawings of the Partition of India in the lenses. https://t.co/ewsWUSKDd6
On display TONIGHT at https://t.co/ZLspI1YlZj
Detail of one of the lenses, showing drawing of refugees making their way on the arduous journey during the Partition of India in 1947. @SabaQizilbash will be talking about this iconic art project at tonight's Museum Late Night, 7-10pm https://t.co/2J9he6uwgO