Photos from Inward Outward Symposium | March 16 & 17, 2023
Thank you again to everyone for making Inward Outward 2023 a big success! It felt like such a generative gathering, and we’re greatly energized by everyone’s generous contributions over the two days of exploring witnessing, care and what moving beyond repair might look like in the context of archives and coloniality.
We’ve pulled together some of the photos taken during the symposium and are happy to share them below as an impression of our time together.
Photographer: Özgür Atlagan
Inward Outward 2023 – Witnessing/Care & the ArchiveOpening – Rachel Somers Miles (Sound & Vision)Witnessing – Evelyn Wan (Utrecht University)Witnessing – Daniela Agostinho (Aarhus University)Witnessing – Yvonne Ng (WITNESS)Witnessing – Edine Célestin (Kolektif 2 Dimansyon – K2D)Witnessing – Amade Aouatef M’charek (University of Amsterdam)Left to Right: Daniela Agostinho (Aarhus University), Yvonne Ng (WITNESS), Amade Aouatef M’charek (University of Amsterdam), Evelyn Wan (Utrecht University)Care – Priya Swamy (Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen)Care – Nikolaus Perneczky (Queen Mary University of London)Care – Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (Haus der Kulturen der Welt)Care – Athambile Masola (Poet, Writer, Researcher and Lecturer, University of Cape Town) onlineLeft to Right: Athambile Masola [screen] (Poet, Writer, Researcher and Lecturer, University of Cape Town), Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (Haus der Kulturen der Welt), Nikolaus Perneczky (Queen Mary University of London), Priya Swamy (Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen)Left to Right: Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (Haus der Kulturen der Welt), Nikolaus Perneczky (Queen Mary University of London), Priya Swamy (Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen)Moving Beyond Repair – Alison Fischer (KITLV)Moving Beyond Repair – Carine Zaayman (RCMC/NMvW)Moving Beyond Repair – Aylin Kuryel (University of Amsterdam, Literary and Cultural Analysis Department) onlineMoving Beyond Repair – Noor Abuarafeh (Artist)Moving Beyond Repair – Sites of Memory (Jörgen “UNOM” Gario, Jennifer Tosch, Katy Streek)Left to Right: Aylin Kuryel [online] (University of Amsterdam, Literary and Cultural Analysis Department), Jennifer Tosch (Sites of Memory), Jörgen “UNOM” Gario (Sites of Memory), Katy Streek (Sites of Memory), Noor Abuarafeh (Artist), Carine Zaayman (RCMC/NMvW)Moving Beyond Repair – Noor Abuarafeh (Artist)Left to Right: Jennifer Tosch (Sites of Memory), Jörgen “UNOM” Gario (Sites of Memory), Katy Streek (Sites of Memory), Noor Abuarafeh (Artist), Carine Zaayman (RCMC/NMvW)Closing words – Alana Osbourne (ULB | Université Libre de Bruxelles)I/O programme committee (Alison, Stevie, Eleni, Rachel, Carine, Alana)
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