Stories from the 'Roads' of Empire

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Redwood, H., Kamiloglu, O. and Weizman, E. (2021). Stories from the 'Roads' of Empire. Borough Road Gallery 16 - 23 Nov 2021

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Creators	Redwood, H., Kamiloglu, O. and Weizman, E.
Description	Tracing narratives of catastrophe, displacement, renewal, and contestation associated with empire. Migration narratives are often told by those who have not experienced them. How do we reclaim the lived complexities of our stories when they are told on our behalf by institutions? Join us for an exhibition with artworks and reflections by BLKBRD Collective, Dana Olarescu, Ozan Kamiloglu, Henry Redwood, and Elian Weizman responding to the stories of 17 Londoners.
Keywords	Migration, Empire, Renewal, London, Community, Time, Law, Archives, Art, Participation
Date	16 Nov 2021
Web address (URL)	https://counterpointsarts.org.uk/event/stories-from-the-roads-of-empire-public-event-and-exhibition/
Files	Exhibition Poster.pdf Image credit Dana Olarescu Rights Dana Olarescu Media type Image File Access Level Open
Funder/Client	UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
	British Academy
	School of Advanced Study
Deposited	18 Nov 2021

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