‘The image carries the present, the medium carries the hope’
– Brian Maguire Join us for this day long symposium exploring the intersection of art, culture and human rights, the role of the artist as witness, and more; in tandem with the Brian Maguire: La Grande Illusion exhibition. With speakers artist Lawrence Abu Hamden,forensic jewellerDr Maria Maclennan,strategic communications expert Suha Nabhan,philosopherAislinn O’Donnell, archaeologist Dr Isber Sabrine,and artist Giath Taha. Chaired by curator and writerDeclan McGonagle. €10, booking essential. Schedule:
9.45am Tea and Coffee served
10.20am Welcome by co-curators Director Barbara Dawson and Head of Exhibitions Michael Dempsey.
10.30am Aislinn O'Donnell: The Ethics of Witnessing - Philosophical Perspectives
11.10am Dr Maria MacLennan: Identifying the Displaced - Resurrecting Migrant Voices through Visual and Narrative Approaches
11.50am Dr Isber Sabrine: Heritage in Conflict - Eyewitness Accounts and Protection Strategies12.45pm Q+A, facilitated by chair Declan McGonagle. Speakers joined by artist Brian Maguire and co-curators Director Barbara Dawson and Head of Exhibitions Michael Dempsey.
1.30pm LUNCH
2.30pm Lawrence Abu Hamden (online): Ear Witness
3.20pm Giath Taha: The Aesthetics of Ambiguity
4pm Suha Nabhan: Reclaim Our Stories: Art, Migration, and the Power of Narrative
4.40pm Q+A, facilitated by chair Declan McGonagle. Speakers joined by artist Brian Maguire and co-curators Director Barbara Dawson and Head of Exhibitions Michael Dempsey.
5.15pm Ends

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