Curating and creating with sensitive memory in the digital humanities era

A discussion about curating and creating with sensitive memories will take place with artists, researchers, and community members. They will share their projects and discuss how they are taking care of creating and sharing sensitive memories in contexts such as musuems, academic settings, performances, and exhibitions.

Participants include Cynthia Hammond (professor, Department of Art History, Co-director of the Centre for Oral History and Digitial Storytelling, COHDS), Luis Sotelo Castro (associate professor, Departement of Theatre, Canada Research Chair in Oral History Performance, Co-director COHDS), Patil Tchilinguirian (multi-disciplinary artist), Shahrzad Arshadi (artist and human right activist, COHDS), Khadija Baker (multi-disciplinary artist), Marie-Blanche Fourcade, (head of collection and exhibition, Montreal Holocaust Museum), Emma Haraké (artist and educator, COHDS), and Marie Lavorel (researcher and curator, COHDS).

This event is part of the “Listen, Explore and Learn” series, taking place at 4^TH SPACE from December 2-10. See the full program here.