DRIFT: M/otherlands iniva

The DRIFT podcast is part of iniva’s postnational digital pavilion reflecting on the entanglement between land, water, movement and m/otherlands.

This second episode explores M/otherlands, and considers: what does it mean to belong to a diaspora? How can you create space for yourself in spaces where you are othered? and what does it mean to have the archipelagic as a part of your practice?

We’ll be weaving these questions alongside conversations and interviews from curators, artists, and creative practitioners invited by iniva, in order to explore, What is Nation?

This episode features contributions from (in order as they first appear):

Stan Douglas

Zineb Sedira

Andrius Arutiunian

Sepake Angiama

Yuki Kihara

Lola Olufemi

Rahila Haque

Yang Li

Sonia Boyce

Produced by:

Tobi Alexandra Falade (Curatorial Trainee)

Kaitlene Koranteng (Archivist and Engagement Producer)

Beatriz Lobo (Curator)

Many thanks to Anthony Badu and Chloe Tayli for their contributions to the production of this episode.

Edited and mixed by:

Lucia Scazzocchio

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