This roundtable examines public and street art under authoritarianism, exploring the artistic practice not merely as genres but as contested states of publicness where artistic visibility becomes a site of political negotiation.
This talk presents findings from a study using Russia’s “foreign agent” label timing to examine repression’s effect on (1) content by labelled political pariahs and (2) user engagement with such “suspect” content online.
Join us for the second installment of the year-long series "Russia and Its Neighbors: In Search of a New Paradigm", hosted by Dr. Yevgenia Albats.
Marianne Kamp discusses her new book, "Collectivization Generation: Oral Histories of a Social Revolution in Uzbekistan" (Cornell 2024). Morgan Liu will serve as a discussant.
This symposium brings together scholars, community organizers, artists and activists to explore complex histories of empire, colonization, nationalities policy, climate change and contemporary political and social marginalization.
This talk is about poetry and catastrophe, violence and relief work, artistic literature and documentation, injury and care.
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