A collaborative event between the Karachi Biennale Trust, Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival and Rafael Vilela supporting the Guarani YVYRUPA Commi
A collaborative event between the Karachi Biennale Trust, Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival and Rafael Vilela supporting the Guarani YVYRUPA Commission, Brazil, initiating a year-long programme, Imagining the Forest: Cross-Cultural Conversations.
This conversation was inspired by :
Riverine Resilience
Artwork Curated by Waheeda Baloch for KB24
Discussion was moderated by Nusrat Khawaja
A hybrid event with onsite and online participants
Took place at NED University (City Campus)
Taking rivers as the source of life and livelihoods, this hybrid webinar brings artists and experts connected with three major rivers – the Tiete in Brazil, the Indus in Pakistan and the Thames in UK – on a conversational platform to exchange knowledge and experience in a modern setting with a diverse audience of students, thinkers and professionals .
The webinar is being hosted by the Karachi Biennale 2024, which is themed around the idea of food security under the title RIZQ/RISK. Water, and its connection with the complexities of food production and distribution, is specifically highlighted through four major exhibits taking place at the site of the webinar by the following artists:
Anna Konik
Lundahl and Seitl
Qadir Jhatial
Sadqain Riaz
Moderated by Nusrat Khawaja
