Reviving Lost Histories in Indigenous and Black/African Communities

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A discussion of contemporary art and design practices engaged in reviving suppressed histories through customary objects and visual culture.

Jordan Bennett, Kaamil Haider, Kyle Sauve, Camille Turner and Dr Alia Fortune Weston discuss contemporary art and design practices engaged in reviving suppressed histories through customary objects and visual culture, language and storytelling. Through their creative practices, they re-imagine, re-interpret and design artistic works that tell a story about their intersectional identities and histories. Their artistic works highlight the importance of reclaiming the power to revive their own cultural histories. Moderated by Susan Jama.

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