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32° East provides artists with the support, resources, and community they need to advance their craft, critically reflect our world, and imagine a new one. Our programme offers the visual arts community opportunities for connection through our monthly meet-ups and global networks, provides artists-in-residence with resources to advance their practice, and builds new audiences through Kampala’s longest-running contemporary art festival KLA ART. This podcast is our auditory archive.

  1. The Palestine Teach-Ins | On Decolonisation & Patriarchy

    03/18/2024

    The Palestine Teach-Ins | On Decolonisation & Patriarchy

    This teach-in, produced together with Makerere Institute for Social Research, was led by Palestinian community organiser Haneen Maikey who joined us in person in Kampala. Maikey is the founder and former director of Al-Qaws, a civil society organisation disrupting gender-based oppression and transforming perspectives on marginalised groups. Maikey spoke on Palestine, decolonisation and patriarchy and invited the audience to consider certain questions on these topics such as: what is our individual positioning within patriarchy? How is gender politics used as a tool of colonialism? And is patriarchy the extension of colonialism? As with previous teach-ins this was a hybrid event, with an in-person and online audience. You can find recordings of our teach-ins with Ora Wise and Amanny Ahmed, Baha Hilo, Anselm Kizza-Besigye and Yahya Sseremba on our Spotify for Podcasters channel *the recording started after Haneen had already been introduced and started speaking

    1h 28m
  2. The Palestine Teach-Ins | Palestine 101 with Ora Wise and Amanny Ahmad

    12/11/2023

    The Palestine Teach-Ins | Palestine 101 with Ora Wise and Amanny Ahmad

    This first teach -in at 32 was hosted by artists, organisers, chefs and activists Amanny Ahmad and Ora Wise, who are offering a space for questions, for learning and for building solidarity. This session will be a moment for artists and community members to bring basic questions about what is happening in Gaza, and to learn more about the urgent need for solidarity at this moment. Video screened: Is Israel guilty of Apartheid Against Palestinians. www.youtube.com/watch?v=MknerYjob0w

    2h 1m
  3. The Palestine Teach-Ins | On Colonisation and Apartheid in Palestine with Baha Hilo

    12/11/2023

    The Palestine Teach-Ins | On Colonisation and Apartheid in Palestine with Baha Hilo

    Teach-in with Baha HiloAs an educator, Baha runs “To Be There” an initiative that offers educational programs about the history and culture of Palestine, including the annual Olive Harvest, Palestinian Land Day, Christmas in Palestine, and more. For this session, Baha will speak about the process of colonizing Palestine, and political, social and economic Apartheid. Here are the two links Fouad shared in the chat (thank you Fouad!) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dahiya_doctrine Peled-Elhanan: Palestine in Israeli School Books: Ideology and Propaganda in Education, https://www.palestine-studies.org/en/node/163293

    1h 54m
  4. The Palestine Teach-Ins | On Uganda, Palestine & Israel with Anselm Kizza-Besigye and Dr. Yahya Sseremba

    12/11/2023

    The Palestine Teach-Ins | On Uganda, Palestine & Israel with Anselm Kizza-Besigye and Dr. Yahya Sseremba

    For our final teach-in of the year, we look at connections between Gaza, Uganda and beyond.Researcher Anselm Kizza-Besigye (online) will take us through Uganda's historical and present relationship with the Israeli state; and Makerere Institute of Social Research Fellow Dr. Yahya Sseremba (in-person) will talk to us about the fundamental logic of the nation state, in Uganda and as a root of Zionist violence. Links and References from Anselm: Why Not Uganda? Gidron, Y. (2020). Israel in Africa : security, migration, interstate politics. Zed.Rovner, A. L. (2014). In the Shadow of Zion : Promised Lands Before Israel. New York University Press.

    2h 50m
  5. Sofia Olascoaga Curatorial Session from the Making Things Public Labs

    08/13/2020

    Sofia Olascoaga Curatorial Session from the Making Things Public Labs

    Sofia was Co-curator of the 32nd Bienal de São Paulo Incerteza Viva; Academic Curator at MUAC (Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo – UNAM) in Mexico City, 2014–15; Research Curatorial Fellow at Independent Curators International, 2011; and Helena Rubinstein Curatorial Fellow at the Whitney Museum of American Art’s Independent Study Program, 2010. She received her BFA with honors from La Esmeralda National School of Fine Arts. In 2012, she was Workshop Clinics Director at International Symposium of Contemporary Art Theory and, from 2007 to 2010, Head of Education and Public Programs at Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil, both in Mexico City. Sofia is a member of Another Roadmap for Arts Education, of Red de Conceptualismos del Sur, and has contributed in specific events with the network Arts Collaboratory. Her project, Between Utopia and Disenchantment (Entre utopía y desencanto), critically assesses the collective memory and genealogies stemming from intentional community models developed in Mexico in recent decades, addressing the ideas developed by Ivan Illich at the Centro Intercultural de Documentación (CIDOC) and its extended influence to Mexican and international thinkers. Sophia was one of the  co-investigator at the KLA ART Labs Making Things Public lab sessions. This is a presentation she had during one of the sessions where she spoke about her practice, curation, spaces, unlearning and alternative education.

    51 min
  6. Ericka Florez Curatorial Session from the Making Things Public Labs

    08/13/2020

    Ericka Florez Curatorial Session from the Making Things Public Labs

    Ericka’s work takes the form of performative exhibitions, public programs, and publications. As part of her curatorial work she has written and performed what she calls “danceable lectures” in which she uses her experience of listening and dancing to salsa music to explore how the experience of rhythm helps to understand -in a bodily way- the notion of antagonism and how this enriches our notion of otherness. Her texts are published in different catalogues in Colombia and abroad, and also in mediums such as Revista Errata, Arcadia, Terremoto: arte contemporáneo en las Américas, and the USB Map Initiative of the Guggenheim Museum. Her interest in art and education led her to start with colleagues(Mónica Restrepo, Herlyng Ferla and Hernán Barón) La Nocturna, a platform to experiment on discursive and pedagogical formats. As part of her exploration on how we learn through our bodies and what a new education of the senses could be, she created (together with artist Herlyng Ferla) an experimental afterschool for kids and family where she designs a curriculum of art and transdisciplinarity. Ericka was one of the co-investigator at the KLA ART Labs Making Things Public lab sessions. This is a presentation she had during one of the sessions where she details the thinking behind her practice and projects she has worked on.

    45 min
  7. Residency Reflections | Martin Kharumwa at Centre Soleil d’Afrique, Mali

    08/06/2020

    Residency Reflections | Martin Kharumwa at Centre Soleil d’Afrique, Mali

    Martin talks about his journey to making a piece of work based on the theme of 'Peace', the difficulty and details about the process and inspiration of the work he made.

    18 min
  8. Residency Reflections | Katesi Jaqueline at 32° East, Uganda

    08/06/2020

    Residency Reflections | Katesi Jaqueline at 32° East, Uganda

    Katesi explored different materials and weaving mechanisms while of residency here at 32° East, she also read books, visited physical spaces and got inspiration from communities around the city. This was a presentation that took place during the KLA ART Labs Making Things Public lab sessions.

    21 min
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32° East provides artists with the support, resources, and community they need to advance their craft, critically reflect our world, and imagine a new one. Our programme offers the visual arts community opportunities for connection through our monthly meet-ups and global networks, provides artists-in-residence with resources to advance their practice, and builds new audiences through Kampala’s longest-running contemporary art festival KLA ART. This podcast is our auditory archive.

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    32° East
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    2020 - 2024
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