Utrecht Forum for Memory Studies

Utrecht Forum for Memory Studies

Agenda

Upcoming events

Previous events

23/11/2023
Global Iconoclasm: Interdisciplinary Workshop on Public Statues, Human Bodies, and the Power of Monuments
31/10/2023
Urban Politics of Memory and Heritage
05/10/2023
Lecture – Cultural Analysis as Memory Work and Reportage: A Case Study in Unexceptional Environmental Activism
21/09/2023
Online Book Launch: The Visual Memory of Protest
16/05/2023
Book Launch – Localising Memory in Transitional Justice: The Dynamics and Informal Practices of Memorialisation after Mass Violence and Dictatorship
06/04/2023
Seminar with Reindert Dhondt: Decolonizing Heritage and Subjectivity in Gabriela Wiener’s Huaco retrato
29/03/2023 -
31/03/2023
Remembering Activism Conference: Critical Perspectives on the Memory-Activism Nexus
28/03/2023
Perpetrators: Encountering Humanity’s Dark Side – A Conversation with Antonius Robben and Alexander Hinton
01/03/2023
Seminar with Julie Deschepper: Weaponizing Cultures. Uses of Heritage during the War in Ukraine.  
23/02/2023
Historical Concert Revolution! Songs and Politics from the Musical Memory of the Netherlands
16/02/2023
Distinguished Lecture by Rodney Harrison: Rethinking Heritage and Museums in and for the Climate Emergency
16/02/2023
Talk by Prof. Dr. Željana Tunić: Protest Movement “Justice for David” in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Between Private Forensic Investigation, Public Mourning and Political Activism 
18/01/2023
Seminar with Boris Noordenbos: Weaponizing the Past: The Conspiratorial Memory Work of Putinist Propaganda
13/12/2022
Public Lecture by Katarina Schwarz: “Historical” Injustice, Contemporary Redress: The Case for Reparations for Transatlantic Enslavement
14/11/2022
Seminar with David Henig
19/10/2022 -
21/10/2022
Words, Contention, Memory: Expert Meeting
06/10/2022 -
03/11/2022
Memory Studies: European and Latin American Perspectives in Dialogue
20/09/2022
Public Lecture by Andreas Huyssen: Political Memory Art in the Global South
12/09/2022 -
14/09/2022
Remembering Contentious Lives
01/06/2022
Public Lecture by Stef Craps: Ecological Mourning: Living with Loss in the Anthropocene