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  • ‘Bringing the War Home’ originally exhibited at Impressions Gallery, Bradford, and features ‘Guantanamo: If the Light Goes Out’. Other exhibiting artists include Peter van Agtmael, Sama Alshaibi, 
Farhad Ahrarnia, Lisa Barnard,  Broomberg and Chanarin, Kay May, 
Asef Ali Mohammad, and Christopher Sims.

    Visit the website for more information.

    Recorded talk for The Cultures of Memory Symposium

    UCL Anthropology is one of the four organizing universities for The Cultures of Memory Symposium 2013, which will be held in London and York during 16-20 October 2013.

    The Cultures of Memory is a multi-faceted, international symposium in which the four organizing universities will present their distinct creative practices and scholarship related to memory. These include public memory projects concerned with Guantánamo Bay detention camp and the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, the performance and manifestation of remembrance, and the maintenance of cultural memory.

    The symposium will present these ‘cultures of memory’ in exhibitions, performances, panel discussions, and papers.

    UCL, London

    Edmund has been developing new work in Bagram and Kabul, embedded with the US army, watch this space!

    ZEIT Magazine has featured a spread on ‘Control Order House’.