Artist Talk by Tania El Khoury
Photo by Nour Annan
- Date
10.6 (Mon) 18:00 - 19:30
- Location
- Kyoto City University of ArtsLecture Room1, 1st floor, Building C
- Fee
Free admission
- Language
Japanese and English (with consecutive Japanese interpretation)
- Capacity
100 (first come, first served)
Photo by Nour Annan
Tania El Khoury is an artist who creates interactive installations and performances that transform through audience interaction, exploring themes such as collective memory and the cultivation of solidarity. Internationally acclaimed for her work, Khoury is also actively involved in the field of education as a director of the Center for Human Rights and the Arts (CHRA) at Bard College. In this talk, she discusses her artistic practice, which engages with themes such as state power, displacement, and national borders.
Guest: Tania El Khoury
Host: Mizuho Fujita (Chief curator/Program Director, KCUA Art Gallery)
A Collaborative Project with TOPOS: An Art School as a “Garden” for Mutual Learning
Supported by Program for Cultural and Art Promotion Utilizing Universities
Presented by Kyoto Experiment and Kyoto City University of Arts Art Gallery
About A Collaborative Project with TOPOS: An Art School as a “Garden” for Mutual Learning
