World Refugee Day: Representation, misrepresentation and self-representation of refugees and asylum seekers in the arts
World Refugee Day: Representation, misrepresentation and self-representation of refugees and asylum seekers in the arts
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This event is a World Refugee Day celebration at King’s. It includes an academic talk from Dr Aqeel Abdulla on the topic of representation, misrepresentation and self-representation of refugees and asylum seekers in the arts. This academic talk will open up into a conversation with the audience and other invited guests about the role of the arts in offering a fair and balanced representation of refugees and their circumstances, challenges, and aspirations.
Following this talk-discussion, there will be a participatory session of African drumming, during which attendees will learn some basic African Djembe beats. This part of the evening will be led by Allan Kerr from Shumba Arts, a Devon-based participatory African art group.
Refreshments (food & drink) will be available.
We look forward to welcoming you to this event.
Location
The Studio, Bush House, South East Wing 300 Strand London, WC2R 1AE