Artistic Documentation and New Ways of Doing Human Rights, with Paul Gready and Wezile Harmans

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Rights in Dialogue: Voices in Art and Activism

Art Rights Truth

5 episodes

6 days ago

Rights in Dialogue puts human rights practitioners and artists in conversation to discuss the most urgent possibilities and challenges for artistic intervention in human rights work. At this vital juncture for human rights, what role does art have to play in revitalising the project of human rights?

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Artistic Documentation and New Ways of Doing Human Rights, with Paul Gready and Wezile Harmans

Rights in Dialogue: Voices in Art and Activism

34 minutes 26 seconds

4 months ago

Artistic Documentation and New Ways of Doing Human Rights, with Paul Gready and Wezile Harmans

In this episode, we discuss the role of documentation in political art, and how artwork may provide alternative means of documentation from those traditionally used in human rights work.

We are joined by Art Rights Truth co-Principle Investigator and Professor of Politics and Applied Human Rights, Paul Gready, and interdisciplinary mixed-media artist Wezile Harmans.

Theme music by Mauricio Rivera Henao.