Ashkal Alwan is pleased to invite you to a public talk by Natascha Sadr Haghighian. Sadr Haghighian is a visiting professor on the Home Workspace Program 2012-13.<\/p>\n
Abstract:<\/b> “This talk will be about how I learned to listen to rubble \u2014 rubble that used to be a kitchen tile, a door-frame, a brick wall. I found that the rubble carries secrets \u2014 secrets that everybody knows about \u2014 public secrets. I found a lot of stories in the rubble \u2014 stories about becoming animal, about continuities in what we call history and about ruptures, ruptures that flip the stretch and turn continuities into unsteady loops. I found history repeating itself under different names.<\/p>\n
It will show how \u2014 in the process of listening to the rubble – I lost words and found others. Words that speak the language of things rather than people. And of course I will show some slides, videos, and play some sounds from my laptop.”<\/p>\n
Free entrance<\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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