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SUMMARY:International Curator Talk – Mariam Elnozahy
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DESCRIPTION:Join us in conversation with Mariam Elnozahy\, who is here with
	 us as part of the\nFSAS International Curator Residency programme!\n\n15 
	July\, 5pm – 6pm.\n\n“During this talk\, I will present three key projects
	 from the past ten years of\nmy practice\, each examining how state-scale 
	historical narratives are\nmetabolized and revised on an individual level.
	 In my practice\, I often take a\nhistoriographical approach to building t
	hematic frameworks and prioritize\ncollective\, collaborative work with ar
	tists at various stages of\nconceptualization and production. This collect
	ive process generates the\ndiscursive conditions for unsettling\, then rec
	asting\, dominant narratives. The\nthree selected projects I’ve chosen to 
	discuss take different forms: a writing\nworkshop in Cairo\, a group exhib
	ition between Uppsala and Oslo\, and an\narchitectural restaging in Stockh
	olm. Separated by geography and time\, they are\nlinked by a persistent qu
	estion: how do artists respond when political horizons\ncollapse?”\n\nThe 
	talk is free and no booking is required. \n\nBio:\n\nMariam Elnozahy is a 
	curator\, researcher\, and writer. She currently serves as\nthe Artistic D
	irector of Konsthall C in Stockholm\, Sweden where her program\n“Sacred Sp
	aces” invites artists to address questions of religion and society.\nPrevi
	ously\, she ran exhibitions and programs at the Townhouse Gallery for\nCon
	temporary Art in Cairo (2016-2020). She has also curated exhibitions in\nC
	openhagen\, Oslo\, Uppsala\, Amsterdam\, Jeddah\, Basel\, and London\, exp
	loring\nhistories of globalization\, development\, and resource extraction
	. Her project\ntitled “Whose Open Society? Understanding Neoliberalism and
	 the Economics of\nArtistic Production in the Middle East and former Easte
	rn bloc” was presented at\nthe Kunsthalle Wien\, the Warsaw Biennale\, and
	 the Matter of Art Biennale in\nPrague. Her writing has been published in 
	Frieze Magazine\, The Markaz Review\,\nHyperallergic\, and MadaMasr. She w
	as in residency at the Jan Van Eyck Academie\nin Maastricht\, NL from 2022
	-2023 investigating the archive of Royal Dutch Shell\nto understand the re
	lationship between arts and extractive industries in the\ntwentieth centur
	y. She holds a masters degree from the Aga Khan Program for\nIslamic Archi
	tecture at MIT.
URL:https://flypost.ie/event/international-curator-talk-mariam-elnozahy
LOCATION:Fire Station Artists' Studios - 9-12 Buckingham Street Lower\, Dub
	lin 1\, D01 R6P3
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Dublin,community,visualart,art
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join us in conversation with Mariam Elnozah
	y, who is here with us as part of the FSAS International Curator Residency
	 programme!</p><p>15 July, 5pm – 6pm.</p><p>“During this talk, I will pres
	ent three key projects from the past ten years of my practice, each examin
	ing how state-scale historical narratives are metabolized and revised on a
	n individual level. In my practice, I often take a historiographical appro
	ach to building thematic frameworks and prioritize collective, collaborati
	ve work with artists at various stages of conceptualization and production
	. This collective process generates the discursive conditions for unsettli
	ng, then recasting, dominant narratives. The three selected projects I’ve 
	chosen to discuss take different forms: a writing workshop in Cairo, a gro
	up exhibition between Uppsala and Oslo, and an architectural restaging in 
	Stockholm. Separated by geography and time, they are linked by a persisten
	t question: how do artists respond when political horizons collapse?”</p><
	p>The talk is free and no booking is required.&nbsp;</p><p>Bio:</p><p>Mari
	am Elnozahy is a curator, researcher, and writer. She currently serves as 
	the Artistic Director of Konsthall C in Stockholm, Sweden where her progra
	m “Sacred Spaces” invites artists to address questions of religion and soc
	iety. Previously, she ran exhibitions and programs at the Townhouse Galler
	y for Contemporary Art in Cairo (2016-2020). She has also curated exhibiti
	ons in Copenhagen, Oslo, Uppsala, Amsterdam, Jeddah, Basel, and London, ex
	ploring histories of globalization, development, and resource extraction. 
	Her project titled “Whose Open Society? Understanding Neoliberalism and th
	e Economics of Artistic Production in the Middle East and former Eastern b
	loc” was presented at the Kunsthalle Wien, the Warsaw Biennale, and the Ma
	tter of Art Biennale in Prague. Her writing has been published in Frieze M
	agazine, The Markaz Review, Hyperallergic, and MadaMasr. She was in reside
	ncy at the Jan Van Eyck Academie in Maastricht, NL from 2022-2023 investig
	ating the archive of Royal Dutch Shell to understand the relationship betw
	een arts and extractive industries in the twentieth century. She holds a m
	asters degree from the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture at MIT.</
	p>
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