Domestic Work, Labour and Art
24/03/2014
An event bringing together artists, activists, academics and domestic workers to discuss the value and visibility of domestic work, the situation of migrant domestic workers in Lebanon and intersections of art and cultural and domestic work.
Contributors include:
Houda Kassatly – photographer, anthropologist, activist and associate researcher at the interdisciplinary research unit on memory (UIR memoire) at the Saint Joseph University.
Ray Jureidini – Associate Professor of Sociology at the Institute for Migration Studies at the Lebanese American University.
Rana Boukarim – Program Director at Anti-Racism Movement and Migrant Community Centre.
Snacks and coffee will be served.
The event is free but booking is essential:
[email protected]
Plein Air is a series of discussion-based events taking place in various locations initiated and organised by artist Alicja Rogalska.
Event picture credit: dismagazine.com
Thursday, March 27 at 6 pm at MCC
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