Lecture performance by Sophie Mak-Schram and screening of films by Nikta Mohammadi and Parham Ghalamdar

As part of the public programme for Parham Ghalamdar: Aerotheology at Blenheim Walk Gallery we are pleased to present Speculative Broadcast: Decolonising Archaeologies of Technology? a lecture performance by Sophie Mak-Schram and screenings of Burial Without Body (2025) by Parham Ghalamdar and Memory Stone (2024) by Nikta Mohammad.  

Please note: Bags may be checked on arrival so allow extra time for security checks. If possible, please leave large bags and rucksacks at home as we do not have the facilities to store these, or any other items of personal property. We reserve the right to not allow any bag, parcel or other item to be brought into the building.

If you’d like to speak to a team member about any access or additional needs, please email curatorial@leeds-art.ac.uk or telephone 0113 202 8000.

Image: Still image from The Sight Is A Wound short film (2025), directed by Parham Ghalamdar, cinematography by Dean Kasper / Caustic Coastal.