Discover the background
The closing event of _Between Fires: Irradiated Imaginations & Anti-Nuclear Solidarities_ brings together various geographical perspectives. This exhibition, curated by Fabienne Rachmadiev, draws attention to the connections between nuclear infrastructures, colonialism, and resistance. You will have the opportunity to learn more about this and consider diverse viewpoints during this program.
In-depth conversation
Artist Inas Halabi enters into conversation with architectural historian Samia Henni. Halabi discusses her work We Have Always Known the Wind's Direction (2023). This work explores the possible burial of nuclear waste and radioactivity in Palestinian Hebron. Henni shares insights from her research into French nuclear colonialism in the Algerian Sahara.
Unique performance
After the conversation, you will experience The Burial of a Brown Goose by the artist duo buulbuul. This performance is rooted in the nuclear-affected regions of Kazakhstan. The work is based on a song by musician Junisbay. Buulbuul uses voice, ritual, and a distorted soundscape to express grief and anger caused by long-term ecological damage.
Program 15:00 Conversation with Inas Halabi, Samia Henni and Fabienne Rachmadiev 17:00 Performance by buulbuul 17:30 Drinks
Info & Credits This event is in English. Admission is free, pay what you can. This event may be photographed and filmed. Kindly let us know in advance if you prefer not to have your picture taken. For seated programs, places are always made available for wheelchair users. Please speak to the host before the program begins.
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