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Art Circle Event: Art and Displacement
When
22 May 2018
6:15 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
Wolfson Lecture Theatre, Paul Webley Wing, Senate House North, SOAS, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HX
Registration
Full Suggested Admission - Extended Network – £30.00
Full Suggested Admission - YCL – £30.00
(YCL login required)
Reduced Admission – £15.00
Registered Students – £5.00
Registration is closed
Art and Displacement
An opportunity to engage with the current refugee crisis
through the lens of the visual arts and
to raise much-needed funds for
the
Children’s Section
of the
British Refugee Council
Tuesday, 22 May 2018
6:15 pm to 8:30 pm
6:15 pm: Registration
6:30 Start
8:00 pm: Drinks and Networking
Wolfson Lecture Theatre
Paul Webley Wing, Senate House North, SOAS, Malet Street
London, WC1E 7HX
Please note:
Please arrive a few minutes early to sign in
at the front desk of SOAS Senate House North
before proceeding to the lecture theatre.
*****
YCL and Guests Suggested Admission:
£30
Reduced Admission:
£15
Registered Students:
£5
If you cannot join us but would like to make a donation
to the work of the British Refuge Council,
please click here
.
*****
About the Event:
The YCL Art Circle hosts artists
Bisan Abu Eisheh
,
Bokani Tshidzu
,
Hala Georges
, and
Edward Oliver
of The White Wall Company for an evening of conversation on the current refugee crisis as seen through the lens of the visual arts as individual practice and international collaboration.
The evening begins with presentations of art work and practices that respond to current events and proceeds to a panel discussion including musician
Kamilla Arku
, YCL coordinator for
Day of Service 2018
in partnership with the
Children’s Section
of the
British Refugee Council
.
Joe Jakes
who manages the BRC's Youth Development Project will be in attendance to take part in the Q&A as the conversation opens out to include Yale Club London members and guests.
Join us
for an evening of engaging exchange with Yale Club members and guests that will also raise raise much-needed funds for the
Children’s Section
of the
British Refugee Council
.
About the Participants:
Bisan Abu Eisheh
is an artist who lives between Jerusalem, Glasgow and London. He uses art as a tool to investigate history, society and politics. Abu Eisheh’s works has been shown at major institutions and art events including The Palestinian Museum, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Glasgow International, Eva International Biennial, the ICA, and the Istanbul Biennial (2011).
Bokani Tshidzu
is a painter whose technique involves urgent, gestural movements, exploring and responding to colours as they interact on the canvas. Painting has empowered her to move past the childhood loss of both parents to resolve questions of global female identity, black African heritage and belonging. As a contestant in the BBC1 series
The Big Painting Challeng
e, she won the first public vote.
Edward Oliver
is a senior designer at
The White Wall Company
, where he worked as the lead designer on Michael Rakowitz’s Fourth Plinth sculpture,
The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist
. He is also an artist and photography lecturer at University for the Creative Arts.
Hala Georges
is an artist and educator, researcher and activist. Her most recent work explores a personal perspective on the current Syrian crisis via mixed media of documentary and experimental film and illustration practices. She is also a senior lecturer in Graphic Communication at the University of Northampton.
Joe Jakes
heads the Children’s Section of the
British Refugee Council
, which has been the YCL partner for
Day of Service
for the past three years
Kamilla Arku
(YC 2005) is a concert pianist, teacher, founder of Music for Liberia and recipient of the Jack Petchey Outstanding Leader Award for her service to young people.
Registration
:
Click here to register for this event
Questions?
Contact:
Kyoung Kim
(YC 2000) YCL Art Circle and Research Associate, Centre for Gender Studies, SOAS University of London
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