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of 1984 01 /05 Through the creative act of 13 artists & activists, this exhibit builds on the foundations of narrative justice, speaking truth to power and highlighting resilience of the human spirit and of the Sikh community. Enter the Exhibit explore artivism Dicta:
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40 Years Later: Art, Resilience, & the Legacy of 1984

1984 or ‘Uni Sau Chaurasi’ for Sikhs around the globe is etched as a real life dystopia of genocidal violence in India.
Through the creative act of 13 artists and activists, this exhibit builds on the foundations of narrative justice, speaking truth to power and highlighting resilience of the human spirit and of the Sikh community.
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re:covering

(THE REFLECTION SESSIONS)

A quilt-inspired, introspective community exhibit and immersive experience.
Artivist: QUEEN
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Justice for Rabi

Mauri mauri. This exhibition tells the story of Rabi Island and the Banaban people, displaced from their island home in the Pacific over 70 years ago as a result of colonial mining and environmental destruction.
Artivist: Katja Phutaraksa Neef
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Colonialism and the Climate Crisis

An exhibit exploring the climate crisis in relation to over-extraction and indigenous sustainable practices.
Artivist: Namita Kulkarni
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Dicta: Poetry of the Legal Cases that Shape Our Nation

An exhibit exploring the disconnect between law and justice by redacting monumental Supreme Court decisions.
Artivist: Harbani Kaur Ahuja
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Meet the ICAAD Artivists

Namita Kulkarni

Art is a powerful tool to envision a better future. It allows communication across borders and languages, and can challenge harmful narratives while building solidarity. We believe art as advocacy fundamental to our mission as an organization, and are supporting artivists to create public arts projects. Our Artivist-in-Residence program features emerging and underrepresented artists across the world whose work explores human rights.

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