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Culture+Conflict
Culture+Conflict is a not-for-profit agency focusing on art produced in, or in response to, conflict and post-conflict situations across the world.
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What Refugee Camps Can Teach Us About Museums
‘Lande’, at Oxford’s Pitt Rivers, begets core questions about art and its display. By Nicholas Mirzoeff Western museums are currently…
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The Art of War in “Theater of Operations”
Can an exhibition about the Gulf wars provide new ways of seeing such dismal subject matter? By Peter Schjeldahl I have rarely…
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Syrian | Yemen: Making Art Today
Symposium at the British Museum, London Sunday 7 July 2019 10.30am–4.30pm Tickets £15 | £10 BM Members & concs Since…
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New British Council report on art and peace
The art of peace: the value of culture in post-conflict recovery Executive Summary This report explores the academic evidence for…
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Forensic Architecture
Forensic Architecture is a research unit comprising a group of researchers, academics and interdisciplinary practitioners operating from Goldsmiths, University of…
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Meiro Koizumi
Battlelands by Japanese artist Meiro Koizumi is on show at the White Rainbow project space in London until 12 January…
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24 January 2020
‘Part of the Problem’: 39 installations and films for the 15th
… Berlinale Forum, with themes including migration, racism, state violence, colonialism, fears of the future, and more. The programme includes a group…
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In Afghanistan, Being an Artist is a Dangerous Job
23 January 2020By Farah Nayeri On the afternoon of Feb. 26, 2015, the artist Kubra Khademi strapped a suit of metal armor…
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20 January 2020
A major exhibition of work by Francis Alÿs continues at Eye
… Filmmuseum, Amsterdam, until 8 March 2020. With a particular focus on border zones, Alÿs’s work includes questioning the role of the artist in places that are…
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The Art of War in “Theater of Operations”
17 December 2019Can an exhibition about the Gulf wars provide new ways of seeing such dismal subject matter? By Peter Schjeldahl I have rarely…
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