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XENOPHONES / STRANGE SOUNDS
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12-14 May 2016
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Universiapolis // AGADIR
Urok Shirhan // Iraq
Urok Shirhan (1984, b. Baghdad) is a visual artist and a recent researcher in residence at the Jan van Eyck Academy in Maastricht, The Netherlands. She holds an MA (with Honours) in Visual Cultures from Goldsmiths' University in London and was a fellow at Ashkal Alwan’s Home Workspace Program in Beirut. Her work deals with the politics of image-making and the legacies that are perpetuated through visible and invisible representations.
- Introduction
- Participants of this workshop are invited to engage with questions surrounding ‘xenophones’ (‘strange sounds’), departing from Urok Shirhan’s new body of research that considers questions of the ‘voice’ (the ways in which it is performed, recorded and made audible) as well as a wider understanding of the ‘tongue’ (language, phonetics, accents and dialects). Underlying the research are (personal) notions of displacement and assimilation both understood in the sense of aesthetic form as well as geographic migration.
- Categorie
- Master Class & Workshop
- Subject
- XENOPHONES / STRANGE SOUNDS
- When
- 12-14 May 2016
- Where
- Universiapolis // AGADIR
- Web page
- http://www.urokshirhan.com