This event will explore the use of sound, song and storytelling as a means to create, preserve or recover important layers of understanding within built heritage sites.
This in-person event will convene a panel of international artists, researchers and cultural practitioners to discuss their work in this space, including case studies from Pakistan, Iraq and Syria.
Together they will explore the interconnectivity of intangible heritage practices and built heritage spaces, discussing the importance of preserving the rites and rituals that bring voice to these physical sites.
This Culture in Crisis Programme event is produced as part of the London Festival of Architecture with the support of the V&A's Jameel Programme
Speakers
- Zahra Malkani, multidisciplinary artist. Assistant Professor of Practice in Communication and Design, Habib University, Karachi.
- Bryar Bajalan, writer, translator, and filmmaker. Project lead for Mosul Maqam House
- Isber Sabrine, President and Co-Founder, Heritage for Peace. Co-founder of Palmyrene Voices and Researcher at the Milá and Fontanals Institute for Humanities Research, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)
- Laura Searson, Cultural Heritage Preservation Lead, V&A (Moderator)
