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Diaspora Dumpling
Potluck + Archiving Party
Event
2024
Potluck + Archiving Party
Event
2024
At the Diaspora Dumpling Potluck + Archiving Party, eight participants shared the edible results of their exploration of the richness of food as medium.
Each guest chef was challenged to invent, prepare, and share their very own diaspora dumpling, defined as “an inventive, cross-cultural food item made to be eaten in multiples—necessarily composed of a mixed filling that is wrapped in dough before being cooked. An edible medium for sharing who you are and where you come from.”
Each guest chef was challenged to invent, prepare, and share their very own diaspora dumpling, defined as “an inventive, cross-cultural food item made to be eaten in multiples—necessarily composed of a mixed filling that is wrapped in dough before being cooked. An edible medium for sharing who you are and where you come from.”
TASAWAR TRANSCULTURAL TALKS (TTT)
Curatorial
2021
Curatorial
2021
A two-day online conference discussing curatorial positions informed by “cultural disorders.” Panels formed by curators from Tunisia, Mexico, USA, and Turkey discuss artistic and curatorial practices as tools of resistance and crafting a more equitable future.
Queer Code
Online Workshops
2020
Online Workshops
2020
The online workshop “Queer Code: LGBTIQ+ Language in Tunisia and Beyond" opened dialogue about queer identity and expression in Tunisia.
Through both the local and global lens, led by creative writing and drawing exercises, international participants discussed the local chakchouka of language and lexicon.
Where do certain words come from? How do we use them and why?
Through both the local and global lens, led by creative writing and drawing exercises, international participants discussed the local chakchouka of language and lexicon.
Where do certain words come from? How do we use them and why?
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tunis, queer, online, social practice, workshops, language, collab, participatory
︎︎︎See: iel elle a7na kreyek tunisien.ne
tunis, queer, online, social practice, workshops, language, collab, participatory
︎︎︎See: iel elle a7na kreyek tunisien.ne
Haya Bismillah
2020
2020
︎︎︎A dialogical text discussing the value of food beyond physical nourishment, written for El Warcha Collaborative Design Studio.
The sharing of bread remains a practice of meal as ritual, one that grows and sustains our social bond. No one eats alone.
The sharing of bread remains a practice of meal as ritual, one that grows and sustains our social bond. No one eats alone.
Archif Eshkaal
Pattern Collection
(selection)
2019-2020
Pattern Collection
(selection)
2019-2020
Patterns, textures, and shapes collected throughout the run of the Mobile Sérigraphie project.
