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Reflections on the Student Curator Project: In/Visible Lives: On the South Asian Residents of the Gulf

Rachel Deyis reflects about her curation ‘In/Visible Lives: On the South Asian Residents of the Gulf’ project, which is now available on the See Yourself on the Shelf webpage. Its accompanying exhibition is located in the University of York’s JB Morrel library, to the right of the entry-way help desk. It’s both a mildly terrifying … Continue reading Reflections on the Student Curator Project: In/Visible Lives: On the South Asian Residents of the Gulf

Student Curator Project: In/visible Lives: On South Asian Residents in the Gulf

Photographer Sohail Karmani, “Photographic Essay: The Fishing Harbour”, Mina Zayed, Abu Dhabi, 2016, via https://karmani.photography/mina-zayed Meet the Student Curator Hi! I’m Rachel, a third-year English and Related Literature student. I’m particularly interested in migrant literature and decolonial practice within academic spaces. Today, I am excited to announce that I will be working with the University … Continue reading Student Curator Project: In/visible Lives: On South Asian Residents in the Gulf