Tag: Scholar-activism

• Decolonial Dialogues: A Shared Space for Artists, Activists and Researchers

  

  Decolonial Dialogues is the name of a new WordPress site, established by a group of UK-based, early career social scientists who first met at a workshop on “Decolonising Methodologies” (Friends’ Meeting House, London, 17/10/2019). The event was organised by the Sociological Review Foundation, and convened as a follow-up session to the 2019 Annual Lecture given…

  Carol Ann Dixon

  March 28, 2020

  Cultural Discourse, Decolonization, Research Methodologies

  Co-produced knowledge, Ethics, Scholar-activism

• Black Portraiture[s] III: Reinventions – Jo’burg Conference, 17-19 November 2016

  

  “BLACK PORTRAITURE[S] III: Reinventions: Strains of Histories and Cultures” is the seventh conference in a series of transnational and diasporic conversations about imaging the black body. It offers a forum that gives artists, activists, educators and scholars from around the world an opportunity to share ideas, from historical topics to current research on the 40th anniversary of…

  Carol Ann Dixon

  October 2, 2016

  Africa, African Diaspora, Conferences, Contemporary African Art, Cultural Discourse, Diasporas, Fashion, Film, Photography, South Africa, Visual Analysis

  Afrofuturism, Corporeality, Cultural politics, Identity, Johannesburg, Kudzanai Chiurai, Representation, Scholar-activism, Sites of memory