Join Joanna in exploring the visual representations of war and trauma in South and North Korean arts of the Cold War period, in a talk on Friday 7 June at the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.
Joanna's presentation will examine how visual arts have been used in both countries to create public, state-approved memories of the so-called ‘Forgotten War’ as well as counter-memories that seek to overcome and subvert such ‘politics of remembering’.
This event is FREE to attend. RSVP to
[email protected] or 6488 3707
This talk is part of the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery public program in conjunction with the current exhibition - ORIENTing. Asian Studies at the Faculty of Arts is the campus partner for ORIENTing.
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