@Goldsmiths University of London, 2016-17 MRes Curatorial/Knowledge:Research Focus: Culture in Conflict spaces Current: School of IO , DIGITAL PARA ACADEMIC
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How to enhance the voice of participants in international legal procedures? Art can be used to empower them. Explore how in our unique #AsserMasterclass.
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More than ever, art workers are calling out their employers—anonymously—on social media. Can it make real-world change? bit.ly/3h603HT
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Tell Me More: Talking Dissent And Hope In India’s Art World With Meenakshi Thirukode -- "It gives me hope that there is a generation that's not going to just be like business as usual."
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The Aesthetics of My Politics: A text you can access via my Patreon where I'm running an experimental de-colonial school School of IO
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After completing and also paying fees for 5 consecutive years, this affects PhD scholars like myself at the most vulnerable point in their studies, and that too during the pandemic, when funds are low and future opportunities uncertain. @Minister_Edu @DrSJaishankar @JNUSUofficial
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Sir @DrSJaishankar please help! The terminating foreign JNU students who would have submitted in June and have been granted a “Covid Extension” because JNU was closed are asked to pay fees for the extension semester, despite having completed the full programme. @JNUSUofficial
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📗 WALKIN THE PORTAL IS OUT NOW! 📗
📥 Download it from @WalkinStudios website or directly from this link bit.ly/38sZ3ZL
Featuring interviews with 16 artists, writers, researchers and musicians that took place during the lockdown 2.0 in Bangalore
Retributive justice is not the solution. The states instrumentalization of the death penalty to appease collective rage, a rage that is valid but often times misused to deliver supposed 'justice', does nothing to change the world we have all built. 1/5
There is never a place for complexities around sexual violence to be spoken or taught - not to the girls or the boys we will raise in this society. And so nothing will change
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The most terrifying diseases are always coming from 'somewhere else' instagram.com/p/B95ro2VpbTp/…
always loved @LastWeekTonight and the series of shows that dealt with defamation cases and public shaming. Sharing one of my favorites - humour being so effective here youtube.com/watch?v=UN8bJb8b…
India's textile industry thats worth 150-200 Billion USD, the irony of Indian male muslim karigars preserving and propogating mughal-era craft skills for abysmal pay, and why we need to think twice about wearing that 'we are all feminists' t-shirts nytimes.com/2020/03/11/style…
The #metoo #metooindia movies are starting to emerge. I think #guilty is worth a watch - hope more such narratives emerge so we can start talking about the complexities of defamation cases, the law and sexual violence, apart from much needed conversations on how we raise men/boys
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Final arguments of the #PriyaRamani case from yesterday. livelaw.in/top-stories/live-…