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Refugee Heritage (bok, danskt band, eng)

Refugee camps are established with the intention of being demolished. As a paradigmatic representation of political failure, they are meant to have no history and no future; they are meant to be forgotten. The history of refugee camps is constantly being erased and dismissed by states, humanitarian organizations, international agencies and even by refugee communities themselves, who fear that any acknowledgment of the present condition in the camp may undermine their right of return to their place of origin. The only history that is recognized is one of violence and humiliation. Yet the camp is also a place rich with stories, narrated through its urban fabric. In tracing, documenting, revealing and representing refugee history beyond the narrative of suffering and displacement, Refugee Heritage is an attempt to imagine and practice refugeeness beyond humanitarianism. Such a process requires not only rethinking the refugee camp as a political space: it calls for redefining the refugee as a subject in exile and understanding exile as a contemporary political practice that is capable of challenging the status quo. The recognition of the heritage of a culture of exile constitutes a new perspective from which social, spatial and political structures can be imagined and experienced, beyond the idea of the nation-state. This book-dossier attempts to deactivate the claims of objectivity and universalism contained in the conventions followed by UNESCO in determining World Heritage status; it presents different narratives that do not fit within such statist discourse, reorienting heritage towards non-hegemonic forms of life and collective memory. By reusing, misusing and redirecting UNESCO World Heritage guidelines and criteria, Refugee Heritage challenges definitions of heritage and their colonial foundations, asking instead how architecture is mobilized as an agent of political transformation.Refugee Heritage is comprised of the first four parts of the Annex 5 UNESCO nomination dossier for the inscription of Dheisheh Refugee Camp as a World Heritage Site, and an Appendix containing architectural interventions, conversations and responses, produced over the course of the last six years with the participation of organizations and individuals, politicians and conservation experts, activists, and governmental and non-governmental representatives. The publication of this book has been made possible with the generous support of the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm; Iaspis, the Swedish Arts Grants Committee s International Programme for Visual Artists; Van Abbemuseum; Art Jameel in Dubai. The book was presented on the occasion of the 17th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, 2021.    Format Danskt band   Omfång 328 sidor   Språk Engelska   Förlag Art and Theory   Utgivningsdatum 2021-05-10   Medverkande Alessandro Petti   Medverkande Suad Amiry   Medverkande Foad Al-Laham   Medverkande Muhammad Khalil Al-Laham   Medverkande Khaldun Bishara   Medverkande Ilana Feldman   Medverkande Sari Hanafi   Medverkande Ismae´I Sheikh Hassan   Medverkande Osama Jafari   Medverkande Thomas Keenan   Medverkande Elias Khoury   Medverkande Jorge Otero-Pailos   Medverkande Paul B. Preciado   Medverkande Nasser Ramadan   Medverkande Rasha Salti   Medverkande Jad Tabet   Medverkande Pelin Tan   Medverkande Eyal Weizman   Medverkande Luca Capuano   Medverkande Matthew Ashton   Medverkande Mauro Bubbico   Medverkande Fabio Bacchini   Medverkande Giacomo Dal Prà   Medverkande Alessandro Latela   Medverkande Luca Longobardi   Medverkande Rana Qumsiyeh   Medverkande Ahmad Al-Seifi   ISBN 9789198606591  . Böcker.
Refugee camps are established with the intention of being demolished. As a paradigmatic representation of political failure, they are meant to have no history and no future; they are meant to be forgotten. The history of refugee camps is constantly being erased and dismissed by states, humanitarian organizations, international agencies and even by refugee communities themselves, who fear that any acknowledgment of the present condition in the camp may undermine their right of return to their place of origin. The only history that is recognized is one of violence and humiliation. Yet the camp is also a place rich with stories, narrated through its urban fabric. In tracing, documenting, revealing and representing refugee history beyond the narrative of suffering and displacement, Refugee Heritage is an attempt to imagine and practice refugeeness beyond humanitarianism. Such a process requires not only rethinking the refugee camp as a political space: it calls for redefining the refugee as a subject in exile and understanding exile as a contemporary political practice that is capable of challenging the status quo. The recognition of the heritage of a culture of exile constitutes a new perspective from which social, spatial and political structures can be imagined and experienced, beyond the idea of the nation-state. This book-dossier attempts to deactivate the claims of objectivity and universalism contained in the conventions followed by UNESCO in determining World Heritage status; it presents different narratives that do not fit within such statist discourse, reorienting heritage towards non-hegemonic forms of life and collective memory. By reusing, misusing and redirecting UNESCO World Heritage guidelines and criteria, Refugee Heritage challenges definitions of heritage and their colonial foundations, asking instead how architecture is mobilized as an agent of political transformation.Refugee Heritage is comprised of the first four parts of the Annex 5 UNESCO nomination dossier for the inscription of Dheisheh Refugee Camp as a World Heritage Site, and an Appendix containing architectural interventions, conversations and responses, produced over the course of the last six years with the participation of organizations and individuals, politicians and conservation experts, activists, and governmental and non-governmental representatives. The publication of this book has been made possible with the generous support of the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm; Iaspis, the Swedish Arts Grants Committee s International Programme for Visual Artists; Van Abbemuseum; Art Jameel in Dubai. The book was presented on the occasion of the 17th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, 2021.    Format Danskt band   Omfång 328 sidor   Språk Engelska   Förlag Art and Theory   Utgivningsdatum 2021-05-10   Medverkande Alessandro Petti   Medverkande Suad Amiry   Medverkande Foad Al-Laham   Medverkande Muhammad Khalil Al-Laham   Medverkande Khaldun Bishara   Medverkande Ilana Feldman   Medverkande Sari Hanafi   Medverkande Ismae´I Sheikh Hassan   Medverkande Osama Jafari   Medverkande Thomas Keenan   Medverkande Elias Khoury   Medverkande Jorge Otero-Pailos   Medverkande Paul B. Preciado   Medverkande Nasser Ramadan   Medverkande Rasha Salti   Medverkande Jad Tabet   Medverkande Pelin Tan   Medverkande Eyal Weizman   Medverkande Luca Capuano   Medverkande Matthew Ashton   Medverkande Mauro Bubbico   Medverkande Fabio Bacchini   Medverkande Giacomo Dal Prà   Medverkande Alessandro Latela   Medverkande Luca Longobardi   Medverkande Rana Qumsiyeh   Medverkande Ahmad Al-Seifi   ISBN 9789198606591  . Böcker.

Refugee Heritage (bok, danskt band, eng)

Refugee camps are established with the intention of being demolished. As a paradigmatic representation of political failure, they are meant to have no history and no future; they are meant to be forgotten. The history of refugee camps is constantly being erased and dismissed by states, humanitarian organizations, international agencies and even by refugee communities themselves, who fear that any acknowledgment of the present condition in the camp may undermine their right of return to their place of origin. The only history that is recognized is one of violence and humiliation. Yet the camp is also a place rich with stories, narrated through its urban fabric. In tracing, documenting, revealing and representing refugee history beyond the narrative of suffering and displacement, Refugee Heritage is an attempt to imagine and practice refugeeness beyond humanitarianism. Such a process requires not only rethinking the refugee camp as a political space: it calls for redefining the refugee as a subject in exile and understanding exile as a contemporary political practice that is capable of challenging the status quo. The recognition of the heritage of a culture of exile constitutes a new perspective from which social, spatial and political structures can be imagined and experienced, beyond the idea of the nation-state. This book-dossier attempts to deactivate the claims of objectivity and universalism contained in the conventions followed by UNESCO in determining World Heritage status; it presents different narratives that do not fit within such statist discourse, reorienting heritage towards non-hegemonic forms of life and collective memory. By reusing, misusing and redirecting UNESCO World Heritage guidelines and criteria, Refugee Heritage challenges definitions of heritage and their colonial foundations, asking instead how architecture is mobilized as an agent of political transformation.Refugee Heritage is comprised of the first four parts of the Annex 5 UNESCO nomination dossier for the inscription of Dheisheh Refugee Camp as a World Heritage Site, and an Appendix containing architectural interventions, conversations and responses, produced over the course of the last six years with the participation of organizations and individuals, politicians and conservation experts, activists, and governmental and non-governmental representatives. The publication of this book has been made possible with the generous support of the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm; Iaspis, the Swedish Arts Grants Committee s International Programme for Visual Artists; Van Abbemuseum; Art Jameel in Dubai. The book was presented on the occasion of the 17th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, 2021. Format Danskt band Omfång 328 sidor Språk Engelska Förlag Art and Theory Utgivningsdatum 2021-05-10 Medverkande Alessandro Petti Medverkande Suad Amiry Medverkande Foad Al-Laham Medverkande Muhammad Khalil Al-Laham Medverkande Khaldun Bishara Medverkande Ilana Feldman Medverkande Sari Hanafi Medverkande Ismae´I Sheikh Hassan Medverkande Osama Jafari Medverkande Thomas Keenan Medverkande Elias Khoury Medverkande Jorge Otero-Pailos Medverkande Paul B. Preciado Medverkande Nasser Ramadan Medverkande Rasha Salti Medverkande Jad Tabet Medverkande Pelin Tan Medverkande Eyal Weizman Medverkande Luca Capuano Medverkande Matthew Ashton Medverkande Mauro Bubbico Medverkande Fabio Bacchini Medverkande Giacomo Dal Prà Medverkande Alessandro Latela Medverkande Luca Longobardi Medverkande Rana Qumsiyeh Medverkande Ahmad Al-Seifi ISBN 9789198606591

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