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Nicola Triscott 
Hi,
Felicity Allen in London recently emailed to me regarding Catalyst. I teach in the Education Faculty at York University in Toronto, Canada. I am planning a trip to Kigali in January 2012 for a conference around the 20th anniversary of the genocide. In addition to conference participation, I am interested in considering sites of memory to the genocide, and particularly artists work in response to or in the ongoing aftermath of social, political and cultural repair. My focus is on the pedagogical work of memory, commemoration practice and artistic response, particularly given the complexities of representing the past and bringing it into the present in productive, future-imaginative ways. I would be very much interested in learning more about your project, and with meeting activists, artists and teachers involved in the project. I plan to be in Kigali, January 5-15th 2012. Thanks so much for your reply
Warren Crichlow
Associate Professor
Faculty of Education
York University
Toronto, Canada
wcrichlow@edu.yorku.ca
Hi Warren, hope you got my email and your plans are developing well! Enjoy Rwanda. It is an amazing country.
hi nicola, great to see this reference to the forgotten letter of the Bogota Declaration, here is a blog where i try to follow what we do in relation to it:
http://bogotadeclaration.wordpress.com/
saludos!
Hi Mathurin, an interest in common! Nice website. Thanks.
Hello Nicola,
Great Blog! Great resources, observations, and viewpoints.
I can’t help but suggest checking out the work of artist Alicia Hunsicker.
She’s an amazing science inspired visual artist!
Definitely worth a look..
Her blog:
http://www.aliciahunsicker.blogspot.com
Hi Nicola for your info Drawings
An exhibition by two artists whose practice is involved with drawing.
Paul Digby was commissioned by Arts Council England to create a series of Portraits of people from the Chapeltown area of Leeds. Each person was asked to express an emotion of their choice. Paul’s references include Charles Darwin’s The Expressions of Emotions in Man and Animals and the psychology of Self.
http://www.pauldigby.co.uk
Hondartza Fraga is currently Leverhulme Trust artist-in-residence at the University of Hull’s Maritime History Department, Hondartza Fraga’s artworks explore our individual and collective relation to the world around us; the different ‘distances’ between ourselves and everything else: spatial, temporal, emotional, cultural and imagined. Her recent works have as main protagonists whales, doilies and maps.
http://www.hondartzafraga.com
Venue: East Street Arts Show Space, 14 Warren Street, London, W1T 5LJ
Private View: September 26th 2013 6-9pm
Times and date: 27th September – 11th October 2013
Supported by http://www.eaststreetarts.org.uk
Just a quick note Nicola that your website is looking so great. I googled you earlier (to suggest a connection to someone else) and got to your website and hadn’t seen it in a while. It looks fab! Hope you (and Dec et. al) are well! Miss seeing you, -J
Hi Jill! A year late, replying to this comment I’ve only just seen (haven’t logged into the admin for my website in ages!!). I really must get blogging again but it’s been so mad busy since I started the job at FACT Liverpool. Well, plus pandemic chaos and all that. In fact, I was thinking about you last week as I’m writing a chapter for a book on space and social studies. Hope you’re well. Miss you too. Would be amazing to meet up sometime!!
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