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URL:https://events.ufv.ca/events/exhibit-ghar-kaha-hai-where-is-home-2024-
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SUMMARY:Exhibit - Ghar Kaha Hai? (Where is Home?)
DESCRIPTION:Ghar Kaha Hai? (Where is Home?)\nJanuary 9 – February 2\, 202
 4\nAnushray Singh\nTime-Based Media Art and Photo Exhibit\n\nThird Space: 
 Places\, Spaces and Idea of ‘Home’ is a seminal work building on the M
 FA Thesis show Ghar Kaha Hai? (Where is Home?) (2020). The exhibit express
 es Anushray Singh’s continuous exploration of the concept of ‘Third Sp
 ace’ through the perspective of immigration\, identity\, nostalgia\, lon
 ging\, abandonment\, memory\, and homeliness.\n\nThrough photographs and t
 ime-based media\, audiences are immersed in the complex and nuanced identi
 ty involved in the homemaking of immigration. Singh’s previous research 
 on film\, media\, and South Asia expands on Oriental\, Occident\, East\, a
 nd West and an understanding of the First and Third Worlds. The idea and c
 entral thesis are to make ‘one’ experience the ‘in-between’ space 
 between East and West\, First and Third\, Orient and Occident. This is the
  space of identity/place/homemaking\, a universal and niche immigration ex
 perience.\n\nAnushray\, as the perspective of this ‘in-betweenness’ an
 d making ‘third space’ in authentic experience\, juxtaposes\, imagines
 \, and brings together India\, Canada\, South Asia\, North America\, East 
 and West. As an academic researcher\, filmmaker\, media artist\, writer\, 
 and educator\, Singh aims to create an inclusive space for the South Asian
  diaspora. Third Space is explored as a representation of emotionally soli
 d and in-between feelings often felt by South Asian students\, workers\, a
 nd citizens in Canada and the West. The sincere goal is to meaningfully ad
 d to the conversation of inclusivity and diversity and acknowledge the ass
 imilation of non-Western identity into the larger cultural canon of contem
 porary Canadian society. Singh’s role as an artist is to give that persp
 ective to both people of the diaspora and others outside of it. It is to e
 xperience a state of ‘in-betweenness’ that many immigrants carry withi
 n\, unspoken and unheard.
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CATEGORIES:*_UFV Events,Alumni Relations,College of Arts,Donors and
 friends,Fine Arts,International,myCampusLife,myUFV student news,Race and
 Antiracism Network,School of Creative Arts,South Asian Studies
 Institute,Student Experience Office,Student Services,SUS (Student Union
 Society),University Advancement
LOCATION:S’eliyemetaxwtexw Gallery\, Room B136\, 33844 King Road\, Abbots
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