In this talk, Professor Madina Tlostanova will focus on the works of several artists originating from the former Soviet national republics and their artistic ways to decoloniality.

In this talk, Ana Sladojević will discuss anticolonial representation in the Museum of African Art in Belgrade

Talk by curator, critic, and artist Shaheen Merali moderated by Prof. Paul Goodwin.

Conversation between Brazilian artist Marcelo Silveira and Dr Michael Asbury on Community Engagement and Social Purpose in Art.

Conversation between Brazilian artist Marcelo Silveira and Dr Michael Asbury on Community Engagement and Social Purpose in Art.

Keyna Eleison and Pablo Lafuente discuss ideas, impressions and feelings after the initial months as Artistic Directors of the Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro. This event was moderated by Dr Michael Asbury.

Gluklya’s presentation was followed by a discussion with Dr Djurdja Bartlett and audience Q&A.

This event is based on Allan deSouza’s book, How Art Can Be Thought (Duke, 2018), which looks at how art is taught and how it functions as politicised culture within a global industry. It was followed by a discussion with Professor Paul Goodwin and audience Q&A.

Michael Asbury's 'Historiographies of the Contemporary: Modes of Translation in and from Conceptual Art,' lecture launched the activities of the Contemporary Art and Latin America thematic strand at TrAIN. Followed by a response to paper by Dr Fabrizio Poltronier.

Artists Logo Oluwamuyiwa, Junior Boakye-Yiadom and Isaac Kariuki explore transnational exchange in the digital age. Chaired by Professor Paul Goodwin.