'she finds herself, despite being born after Yugoslavia ceased to exist, drawn to its blended nationalism'
https://t.co/o1F0FyMkhV
listen live on 2 September.
(and thanks @gilesedwards and @PASnowdon for producing my @BBCRadio4 debut on Serbia, Yugoslavia - and Telford)
wonderful to work with Christine Wilson, Ariadna Tsenina & co., and super-producer Emma Crampton, on Our World Connected, the British Council podcast on cultures and cultural relations.
listen 🔈https://t.co/gZTjpaZ19c
@BritishCouncil@SonicWhirls@InsightBritish@messageheard
✨ #OurWorldConnectedPodcast is here!
🎙️ Join host Christine Wilson @SonicWhirls and guests as we examine the most pressing issues of our time and uncover the human stories behind them.
Follow us for insights on culture, connection, and empowerment: https://t.co/wU3Z0Txbfk
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Artist Zineb Sedira records cultural and postcolonial connections between Algeria, France, Italy, and the UK from the 1960s, featuring radical films from her personal archive, in Dreams Have No Titles (2022).
listen+follow 🔊 https://t.co/WuEPVdYJXG
🗣️I wanted to free Giolo from the archives.
drawing on John Savage's etching of the 'Painted Prince', a 17th century slave, Pio Abad shares how his contemporary practice is anchored around the body.
listen now on the EMPIRE LINES podcast, and Instagram ↓https://t.co/JQtaqlhXFr
interested in how cities came to be the way they are?
historicity is a new series of audio walking tours as podcasts, recorded on location, in real time.
series 1 - london - launches 16 August 2022.
follow on Instagram for more:
https://t.co/LIzW4QHk7E
a (bird) call out 🪹 we are looking to borrow five iPhones for our forthcoming exhibition at Southcombe Barn on Dartmoor, featuring Hanna Tuulikki’s Avi-Alarm filters. we can collect in Glasgow, London, Plymouth, Devon, and southwest England 🪺 support an artist (and curators!)
📣Klaxon! 📣i-Phone CALL OUT! 🤳 Do you have an old i-phone that you don’t use? Would you be willing to donate it to an arts project?
I’m looking for five recent-ish i-phones to use in an upcoming exhibition to present my recent Avi-Alarm filters as an interactive installation.
@jocpublication tracing Yugoslav/diaspora artists in the UK often means scanning archives, bookshelves, and captions for names ending 'ic'. on a too-brief research trip to Ireland - for IMMA's superb Self-Determination exhibition - I was surprised to find mine, at The Library Project in Dublin!
what do sharks, whales, and mice tails reveal about Yugoslav socialism?
@PolStudiesAssoc have published an extract from my dissertation on political satire in Tito's Yugoslavia: https://t.co/OZJOqHSQt9)
(find out more about #PSAUG2020: https://t.co/E3yh9Wxzg7)
so excited to see my work on Yugoslav socialism and satire in @jocpublication’s Humour edition.
you can order physical copies (!) from: https://t.co/Mgaqt0amjT
print only, and we can’t promise your postal service will provide Tito stamps; for an extract, scroll up this thread.
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Curators Ros Carter and Sofie Krogh Christensen chart Pia Arke’s photo-activism across the Arctic region, Indigenous and Inuit experiences in the 20th century, and reconstruct the artist’s camera obscura.
listen+follow🔊https://t.co/hWnjH90f9D
a great evening with Drs. Tanja Petrović, Elena Stavrevska, Jessie Barton-Hronešová, Nicholas Lackenby, and Jelena Ćalić, marking the publication of Tanja’s landmark text about the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA), available as an open access (free) book too.
@EBStavrevska@YessinkaH
Join us on Wednesday for this book launch of Tanja Petrović's 'Utopia of the Uniform', which explores how the compulsory service for young men in the Yugoslav People’s Army created bonds across ethnic, religious, and social lines.
🗓️ 20 March at 6pm
➡️ https://t.co/m2wo5R3WJz
a truly great day in the archives with Richard Demarco and Terry Ann Newman; we passed almost all of four hours in the Polish Room, and found another (rope) line between Magdalena Abakanowicz, Yugoslavia, and Scotland.
more photographs at @Summerhallery in Edinburgh, and online.
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Art historian and Professor Griselda Pollock traces the memories of contemporary artist women as Sutapa Biswas, one of her students in the 1980s, and entanglements in feminist, queer, and postcolonial thinking.
listen+follow🔊https://t.co/8R66e17sJm
Extractivism/Activism starts today, with talks and performances live at the Building Centre, and online via the Paul Mellon Centre and Autograph.
also join me, Marie Petersmann, Radha D’Souza, Jonas Staal, and Marie Smith, on the EMPIRE LINES Instagram 📷 https://t.co/IyVYJpAB8V
🚨join me, @MariePetersmann, @radhadsouza, and Marie Smith in conversation about CLIMATE CRIMES at Extractivism/Activism: Art, Activism and Ecological Extraction, a conference from @PaulMellonCentr and @AutographABP.
13-14 March, @BuildingCentre, London🎟️
https://t.co/mYF7jXjkvO