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Harvard University

Tracking Shots - Art, Migration, and Citizenship Conversation

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Engage in a thought-provoking conversation about art, migration, and citizenship featuring renowned artist Bouchra Khalili and MoMA Director Glenn Lowry, moderated by Homi Bhabha. Explore Khalili's innovative approach to documentary cinema, challenging conventional representations of citizens and subjects in relation to the state. Delve into topics such as political maps, statelessness, temporary solidarity, and the role of protagonists and witnesses in migration narratives. Examine Khalili's internationally acclaimed work, including her exhibitions at documenta 14, MoMA, and the Venice Biennale. Gain insights into the intersection of art and social issues, focusing on the complexities of migration, identity, and citizenship in contemporary society.

Syllabus

Intro
Guest Introductions
Political Maps
Time
Why are they not shown
Political refugees
Stateless
Temporary Solidarity
Protagonist
Witness
Mother Tongue
Meetonymic Presence
Casting

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Harvard University

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