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DESCRIPTION:Day One of \;Embodied Belongings: A Two-Day Symposium Explo
ring the Politics of 'Queer' in South Asia This symposium brings together
activists\, performance artists and scholars in the humanities and social
sciences\, to a series of conversations about being\, becoming and belongi
ng in South Asia and the South Asian diaspora. \; \;7 p.m. Vivek S
hraya \; \;- a Toronto-based trans artist whose body of work inclu
des several albums\, films\, and books. Her first book of poetry\, even th
is page is white\, is longlisted for CBC’s Canada Reads and was listed as
one of the Best Books of 2016 by The Walrus. Her debut novel\, She of t
he Mountains\, was named one of The Globe and Mail’s Best Books\, and her
first children’s picture book\, The Boy &\; the Bindi\, was featured on
the National Post Bestseller List. More information about Shraya can be f
ound here "Syracuse Symposium to Present \;Historian Lisa Kirschenbaum
\, Artist Vivek Shraya."For more information\, please contact Juanita Hora
n at 315.443.4927. \;Sponsored by the South Asia Center at the Moyniha
n Institute of Global Affairs.
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SUMMARY:Embodied Belongings: A Two-Day Symposium Exploring the Politics of
'Queer' in South Asia
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Day One of \;Embodied Belonging
s: A Two-Day Symposium Exploring the Politics of 'Queer' in South Asia
This symposium brings together activists\, performance artist
s and scholars in the humanities and social sciences\, to a series of conv
ersations about being\, becoming and belonging in South Asia and the South
Asian diaspora. \; \;
7 p.m. Vivek Shraya \
; \;- a Toronto-based trans artist whose body of work includes severa
l albums\, films\, and books. Her first book of poetry\, even this page
is white\, is longlisted for CBC’s Canada Reads and was listed as one
of the Best Books of 2016 by The Walrus. Her debut novel\, She of t
he Mountains\, was named one of The Globe and Mail’s Best Books\, and
her first children’s picture book\, The Boy &\; the Bindi\, was
featured on the National Post Bestseller List. More information about Shra
ya can be found here "Syracuse Symposium to Pr
esent \;Historian Lisa Kirschenbaum\, Artist Vivek Shraya."
For more information\, please contact Juanita Horan at 315.443.4927.&n
bsp\;
Sponsored by the South Asia Center at the Moynihan
Institute of Global Affairs.
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