Leonie Ansems de Vries – författare

Migration presents critical essays, lexicons and conversations about an online Editorial published by Arts Cabinet at the start of the pandemic, which brought together leading artists, researchers, practitioners, theorists from around the world to present their research, experimentations and work in connection with the topic of Migration. A rich document of 60 contributions presenting an original perspective on the question of Migration is the object of reflection of this publication. The publication was conceived as an extension of the Editorial and has been designed to embody fluidity and continuity, rather than mark a conclusion. AuthorsKate Keohane, Art Historian – The University of OxfordFrancis McKee – Writer, Curator – Centre for Contemporary Arts, GlasgowJasmine Chohan – PhD Researcher – The CourtauldMark O’Neill – Former Head of Glasgow MuseumsAnya Smirnova – PhD Researcher – Tate/The CourtauldAzadeh Fatehrad – Artist, Curator, Writer, Educator – Kingston UniversityMaria McLintock – Architect, Writer, Curator – The Design MuseumLeonie Ansems de Vries – Reader in International Relations, and Director of the Centre for Migration – King’s College LondonSvetlana Sequeira Costa – Founding Director, Arts Cabinet Featured and referenced Artists and Researchers:Sabih Ahmed // Alia Ali // Leonie Ansems de Vries // Laurie Benson // Lola Boatwright // Kirell Benzi // Cécile Bourne-Farrell // Clementine Butler-Gallie // Rohini Devasher // Mercedes Dorame // Maja & Reuben Fowkes // Gelare Khoshgozaran // Bruno Lopes // Mónica de Miranda // Hande Sever // Annie WebsterFeaturing special contributions: Ibrahim Ahmed// Ilona Németh // Zineb Sedira // Julian Germain // Oto Hudec // Szabolcs Kisspál // Fokus Grupa (Iva Kova? / Elvis Krstulovi?)//Dan Bustillo // Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida // Yara Monteiro // Ondjaki Nadia Yracema // Telma AnaV // Suzy Halajian// Daniela Lieja Quintanar// Sichong Xie // Hanaa Malallah // Chris Kenny // Hannah Khalil // Max Hirzel // Julian Klein // PositiveNegatives// Anna Virabyan