GALLERY TALK

Discussions on Archive, Memory and Belonging

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Friday. 18th June 2021 |18:30 - 19:15

ONLINE EVENT

 

This event will begin with a presentation of the artists work including discussion of the methods, context and intentions of the project. 

The presentation will be followed by a brief conversation between the artist & curator about the project, concluding with audience questions.

 

Zain Al-Sharaf Wahbeh

Zain Al-Sharaf Wahbeh was born in Jordan and raised in the United Arab Emirates, Zain Al-Sharaf Wahbeh is a London-based Palestinian researcher, designer, and postgraduate Architecture student at the Royal College of Art. She obtained her Part I qualification in Architecture from the University of Edinburgh in 2019Born in Jordan and raised in the United Arab Emirates, Zain Al-Sharaf Wahbeh is a London-based Palestinian researcher, designer, and postgraduate Architecture student at the Royal College of Art. She obtained her Part I qualification in Architecture from the University of Edinburgh in 2019.

As a Part II Architecture student at Royal College of Art, Zain Al-Sharaf has actively confronted the dissolution of the Palestinian vernacular under the Zionist occupation, through multidisciplinary archival practices. To problematise the extinction of Jaffa’s Arab urbanity, she conducts speculative reconstructions of its urban-communal-memories using digital modelling and rendering software. Her forensic and journalistic endeavours have since been invested in promoting social justice, biopolitical inclusivity, and cultural restoration.

 

Mishelle Brito

Mishelle Brito is a London based artistic programmer and curator working to create dialogues relating to societal concerns in the Middle East through art, culture and creative based methods.

 

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The evnet is supported by the Art Council England and HUB Collective.