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SUMMARY:The UNREMEMBERED: Indian soldiers of World War II
DESCRIPTION:Guest speaker – Hidden Histories in Museums and Archives course – Holly Gaboriault\nRhode Island School of Design
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/the-unremembered-indian-soldiers-of-world-war-ii/
LOCATION:RISD\, Providence\, RI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stories of Partition,The UNREMEMBERED
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SUMMARY:The Answers Take Time
DESCRIPTION:Brown University’s Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America – Guest Speaker at Practitioner Fellows Capstone Seminar
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/the-answers-take-time-presentation/
LOCATION:Brown University
CATEGORIES:Stories of Partition,The UNREMEMBERED
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SUMMARY:The Answers Take Time
DESCRIPTION:Buy your copy today!\nmonograph published by minor matters books and sepiaEYE\, nyc\n\nISBN: 978-1-7356423-5-2 \nWith an artist interview by Tom Jones II\, and an essay by Bakirathi Mani. In collaboration with sepiaEYE \nInformed by her perspective as a global citizen who has been a resident of three continents\, the book’s sequence is its own journey through geographies and time\, influenced by the irrefutable narratives of population displacement\, and the imperfection of memories. Her photo-based installation work is a blend of still and moving imagery\, often drawing on archives of professional portraiture and of personal photographs to elucidate similarities beneath assumed surface differences.  \nMatthew investigates identities she exists within\, and outside of\, finding ways to inhabit others’ stories so that they are heard and seen. Probing the impact of America’s dual position as colony and colonizer\, her work expands what is considered to be American history in the country she now calls home.
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/the-answers-take-time/
CATEGORIES:An Indian from India,Bollywood Satirized,Generations,Memories of India,Re-Generations,Stories of Partition,The UNREMEMBERED,The Virtual Immigrant,To Majority Minority
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SUMMARY:ReVision
DESCRIPTION:Curated by Dr. Francine Weiss.\nFor over twenty years\, Annu Palakunnathu Matthew has been making photo-based works of art that deal with lesser-known histories and immigration. Born in England\, raised in India\, and now living in the United States\, Matthew draws on her personal experience and identity and also collaborates to tell the stories of others from South Asia. These experiences and collaborations culminate in powerful and evocative works of art. Although she began her career as an accomplished still photographer\, Matthew’s artistic practice has expanded to include installations and sculptures\, which incorporate a unique blend of still and moving images and sound. These new works draw on archival photographs for their inspiration and re-examine historical narratives and the legacies of colonization. \nThis exhibition features early work by the artist\, such as her dreamlike black and white film photographs from the series Memories of India and her thought-provoking self-portraits based on Edward S. Curtis’s photographs of Native Americans for An Indian from India. This show also includes a selection of the artist’s compelling recent works about the traumatic aftermath of the Partition of India in 1947 and the forgotten history of Indian soldiers who fought for the British during World War II: Open Wound–Stories of Partition and The Unremembered–Indian Soldiers from the Italian Campaign of WWII. Blending photographs\, video\, sound\, sculpture\, text\, and narrative for her works\, Matthew creates a dynamic and immersive experience for viewers while she recovers many all-too neglected histories.\nCrystals\, The UNREMEMBERED Indian soldiers World War 2
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/revision/
LOCATION:Newport Art Museum\, Newport\, RI\, United States
CATEGORIES:An Indian from India,Generations,Memories of India,Re-Generations,Stories of Partition,The UNREMEMBERED
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SUMMARY:Panelist: Seeing and Being Seen: How Contemporary Artists See Themselves
DESCRIPTION:SYMPOSIUM: RACE\, ACTIVISM AND PHOTOGRAPHY\nThe virtual forum\, Race\, Activism and Photography\, examines recent societal injustices\, systemic racism\, and the continued underrepresentation in the art world through the lenses of art and activism. This three-day symposium\, featuring panel-led roundtables\, lectures\, and artist presentations\, will amplify the voices of artists\, writers\, and arts professionals\, the majority of whom have participated in our residency program\, WOODSTOCK AIR. \nRace\, Activism and Photography will address an array of issues including the history of photography through the prism of race\, representation and identity\, and activism\, and examines how these topics have evolved from 1839 to the present; the economic and social impact of systemic racism\, and how these inequities have been represented in the media; how artists\, within the context of fine art\, are using their work to address oppression and discrimination; and\, finally\, how artists are responding to the challenging and unique opportunities that lie ahead in the art world. \nThis forum was created with the direct support of the Arnold and Augusta Newman Foundation. Additional support for this event and Woodstock AIR was provided by the Joy of Giving Something Foundation\, the National Endowment for the Arts\, and the New York Council on the Arts. \nThe event launches the newly endowed Arnold Newman Lectures at Woodstock with a keynote address by Carrie Mae Weems.
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/panelist-seeing-and-being-seen-how-contemporary-artists-see-themselves/
CATEGORIES:An Indian from India,The UNREMEMBERED
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SUMMARY:Virtual Discussion @ the Smithsonian
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday\, November 18\, 2020\, 6 – 7 pm\nJoin the Curator:  A Conversation with Annu Palakunnathu Matthew (virtual) \nThis fall\, as we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II\, artist and scholar Annu Palakunnathu Matthew sheds light on a lesser-known aspect of that conflict through her recent work based on archival photographs of Indian soldiers. Join the artist\, along with curators Asma Naeem and Carol Huh\, for a discussion on the incompleteness of our historical narratives and the political dimensions of historical forgetfulness. T\n \nAnnu Palakunnathu Matthew is a multimedia artist\, photographer\, and professor of art at the University of Rhode Island. She has also served as director of the Center for the Humanities and as Silvia-Chandley Professor of Nonviolence and Peace Studies. She is represented by the gallery sepiaEYE in New York City.  \n \nAsma Naeem is the Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Chief Curator at the Baltimore Museum of Art and is a specialist in American art and contemporary Islamic art. She was previously associate curator at Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery and received her Ph.D. from the University of Maryland\, College Park.  \n \nCarol Huh is curator of contemporary art at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery\, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art. Huh focuses on current artistic production related to Asia through exhibitions\, acquisitions\, and public programs. \nImages from top clockwise: Artist experimenting with crystals courtesy David H Wells. \nLt E C Joshua and Flt Lt Arjan Jethanand Mirchandani. 
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/virtual-discussion-the-smithsonian/
LOCATION:Smithsonian Freer Gallery\, Washingston DC\, DC\, United States
CATEGORIES:The UNREMEMBERED
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200131T183000
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SUMMARY:The UNREMEMBERED - The Indian soldiers of the Second World War
DESCRIPTION:By 1945\, 2.5 million Indians had volunteered to fight for the Allies during World War II (WWII). Thirty of them won Victoria crosses\, and more than 87\,000 died.  Yet\, in India and the world\, they remain uncommemorated and unremembered.  \nFulbright scholar Annu Palakunnathu Matthew will parse out the confluence of factors that played a role in this complicated history. Her photo-based artwork is a striking blend of still and moving imagery and draws on archival photographs to re-examine and question established narratives to consider shadow histories.\nShe is currently crowdsourcing family photographs of the WW2 Indian soldiers. Bring yours to be scanned!
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/the-unremembered/
LOCATION:India International Centre\, New Delhi\, 40\, Max Mueller Marg\, Lodhi Gardens\, Lodhi Estate\, New Delhi\, Delhi \, New Delhi\, 110003\, India
CATEGORIES:The UNREMEMBERED
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191119T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191119T203000
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SUMMARY:The UNREMEMBERED - Indian Soldiers of the Second World War
DESCRIPTION:By 1945\, 2.5 million Indians had volunteered to fight for the Allies during World War II (WWII). Thirty of them won Victoria crosses\, and more than 87\,000 died.  Yet\, in India and the world\, they remain uncommemorated and unremembered.\nFulbright scholar Annu Palakunnathu Matthew will parse out the confluence of factors that played a role in this complicated history. Her photo-based artwork is a striking blend of still and moving imagery and draws on archival photographs to re-examine and question established narratives to consider shadow histories.\nShe is currently crowdsourcing family photographs of the WW2 Indian soldiers. Bring yours to be scanned!
URL:https://www.annumatthew.com/event/the-unremembered-2/
LOCATION:Bangalore International Center\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, India
CATEGORIES:The UNREMEMBERED
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