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Tusia Dabrowska: Zones of Exclusion | Lecture

Disciplines

Anthropology Art history Film studies International relations Jewish studies Media studies Slavic studies Sociology

Topics

Belarusian-Polish border Belarusian-Polish relations Border regions Memory studies

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Zones of Exclusion

Tusia Dabrowska (Media Artist, New York University and The City University of New York)

Grounded in scene selections from my experimental documentary in progress, this lecture/discussion reflects on the forested landscape as a site of polyphonic collaborations, a site that resists the colonial inclinations of a state, a site that is always in motion. I look at the experience of Jewish refugees who hid in the forests of Eastern Europe (with a focus on the lands that once formed the Pale of Settlement) and the current refugee crisis on the Polish Belarusian border. In this project, I use historical and ethnographic research, folk tales, family stories and an environmental approach while seeking modes of navigation through forests and histories to face myself.

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Anne Pilhofer
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