Bouchra Khalili:

Committed to deep research, Khalili develops her collaborative projects across long periods of time. When considered as a whole, the body of work she has created in the last two decades can be seen as a meditation on unconditional and radical equality. For this lecture, she will share and articulate some of her works in order to address the essential questions that her practice investigates: the politics of memory of anti-colonial struggles and international solidarity; forced illegal migrations in relation to imperial and colonial continuums; egalitarian forms of citizenship as opposed to the nation-state model of citizenry; and language, dialects, speech acts, and agency.

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