Remind me to Remember to Forget

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Tuesday, September 24

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A performance video referencing Mahmoud Darwish’s 1982 classic “Memory for Forgetfulness”. Made 18 years ago the work is part of a duology titled Counting Memories following the summer of 2006 when Israel launched a war on both Gaza and Lebanon one month apart. The video reveres the act of writing and the will to remember. In Kaelen Wilson-Goldie’s words (2007): “(Pushing) memory into the realm of performance and allowing for its willful suspension in the imagination as fantasy and, quite possibly, as future”.

Oraib Toukan
Oraib Toukan is an artist, writer, and educator. She is an EUME fellow at the Transregional Forum, Berlin and was a Clarendon scholar at the University of Oxford, Ruskin School of Art where she completed her PhD in 2019. Until 2015 she was head of the Arts Division and Media Studies Program at Bard College at Al Quds University. Toukan is author of the book Sundry Modernism: Materials for a Study of Palestinian Modernism (2017).

Oraib Toukan

Oraib Toukan is an artist, writer, and educator. She is an EUME fellow at the Transregional Forum, Berlin and was a Clarendon scholar at the University of Oxford, Ruskin School of Art where she completed her PhD in 2019. Until 2015 she was head of the Arts Division and Media Studies Program at Bard College at Al Quds University. Toukan is author of the book Sundry Modernism: Materials for a Study of Palestinian Modernism (2017).

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