Symposium + discussion + food
29 November, 9am | University of Westminster - Cavendish Campus
In a unique partnership between the University of Westminster’s HOMELandS Research Centre and Migration Collective’s London Migration Film Festival, this Symposium will bring together scholars, artists, performers, legal experts, and activists to explore the interconnected themes of art, migration, and law. The aim is to facilitate interdisciplinary dialogue, and collaboration, and ultimately drive change.
This Symposium, through the contributions of artists, activists, and researchers, will specifically explore how and where art intersects with legal structures, with a particular focus on migration.
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Films + Q&A + wine reception
29 November, 6pm | University of Westminster, room UG05
PositiveNegatives, a non-profit creative research organisation will join us for a series of screenings that introduce the audience to innovative ways of 'disturbing' the conventional narrative of migration. By prioritizing subjective experiences and applying creative techniques such as animation and illustration, based on ethnographic research, the screenings aim to transform personal stories into art, educational, and advocacy materials.
In collaboration with University of Westminster and PositiveNegatives
TICKETS (FREE)