The work of modernist artists from the Global South demands a radical revision of modernist art histories. Committed to its radical reimagination, this panel explores modernism beyond Europe, its intersections with colonialism, diasporas, and migration, and how it was reshaped by local and Indigenous perspectives.
Introduction by Sofia Gotti (Artistic Organiser of the 60th International Art Exhibition).
Presentations: Gloria Cortés Aliaga (Art Historian and Curator at the National Museum of Fine Arts, Chile), Nada Shabout (founding president of the Association for Modern and Contemporary Art from the Arab World, Iran and Turkey, AMCA, and founding director of Modern Art Iraq Archive, MAIA), Devika Singh (Senior Lecturer in Curating at the Courtauld Institute of Art).
Conversation moderated by Sofia Gotti.
Note: free of charge until maximum capacity
