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Body Hegemonies: An
Experimental Transfer between Academia and Art and
Activism
Breaking
Boundaries: Academia, Activism and the Arts,
University of
Lisbon 25.-26. 9.2019
https://lazarmichael.wixsite.com/embodied-discourse/performace
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Securing
Privilege: Historico-Political Narratives of Dangerous Bodies
a.r.t.e.s. forum 2019: Politics of Sensemaking, University of
Cologne, July 5. 2019
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Affective
Communication in Schools of the Migration-Society
International
Workshop on the Anxiety Cultures Project Profile and Research
Strategy: Living and Learning in a World of Anxieties, Kiel
university, November 15.-17. 2018
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Colony
Camp Border: Migration 2040
Multimedia
performance-lecture, presented at the Workshop “Shaping the
Future: The Emergence and Impact of Future-Visions and Processes
of Societal Transformation”, as part of the panel Migration
2040 at the Carl von Ossietzky University, Oldenburg 6-7.
September 2018
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Un-Using
Colonial Pasts: Remembering Colonial South-West-Africa
Lecture
Series: Heritage, Conflict and Belonging, Brandenburgische
Technische Universität, Cottbus 13. December 2017
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Un-Uses
of Colonial Pasts in the Cityscapes of Cologne, Oldenburg and
Cottbus
Conference:
Materialities of Postcolonial Memory – University of Amsterdam,
7.-9. December 2017
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Accredited
Affects: Discourses on Migration and Threat
International
conference Taboo and Transgression. The Power of the (Un)Told in
Postmigrant Society, Centre for Integration Studies, Technical
University, Dresden 22. June 2017
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Einverleibung:
Eine Postkoloniale Reflektion
Symposium:
Decolonising Arts Education, Institut für Kunst und
Kunsttheorie, Universität zu Köln, 28-29. April 2017
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Dancing
the in-between:
Reflektionen
zu Migrationsbewegungen und transnationalen Lebenswelten,
Lecture-Performance,
Bonn, 18. März 2017
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Discursive
(Con)-structions of Threat-Scenarios in Migration
Societies
Symposium:
Educational Responsibility in Times of Social Crisis, Centre of
Humanities in Education (ZeBiG) Kiel University (Co-Author Prof.
Dr. phil. Paul Mecheril Carl Ossietzky Universität, Oldenburg)
23. June 2016
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Dancing
the in-between: reflections on the (im)-possibilities of embodied
academia
Lecture-Performance:
Kunstvolle Praxis - interkulturelle ungleichheitsanalytische
Perspektiven auf Routine und Kreativität, FIST Forschungsstelle
für interkulturelle Studien, Universität zu Köln,
14.
Januar 2015
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Performative
postkoloniale Migrationsforschung
Vortrag
von Prof. Dr. Julia Reuter und Dr. Monica van der Haagen-Wulff,
Internationale Konferenz: Performigrations an der Universität
Klagenfurt am 30. Juni 2015
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De-Cloaking
Invisibility: Remembering Colonial South-West-Africa
Postcolonial
Justice: Reassessing the
‘fair go’ Joint Conference of ASNEL and GAST in Potsdam and
Berlin 29.-31. May 2014
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Infiltrating
the Domestic Fortress: The Resistance of Mas Marco
Kartodikromo
Conference:
Resistance. Subjects, Representations, Contexts, Oldenburg
University, November 6.-8. 2014
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Abschied
Lecture-Performance,
Vortragsreihe „Migration - Geschichten Bewegen Grenzen“,
Oldenburgisches
Staatstheater in Kooperation mit der Universität Oldenburg, Juli
2013
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Dancing
in the Contact Zone: Eine Reflexion über die (Un-) Möglichkeit
der Begegnung
Lecture-Performance,
Vortragsreihe „Migration
- Geschichten Bewegen Grenzen“,
Oldenburgisches
Staatstheater in Kooperation mit der Universität Oldenburg, 29.
Mai 2013
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Origin
– Transit –Destination (OTD). Diskontinuitäten in einer
interkulturellen Kollaboration
Veranstaltende: Prof. Dr. Eva Sturm, Fak. III Institut für
Kunst und visuelle Kultur Prof. Dr. Paul Mecheril, Center for
Migration, Education and Cultural Studies (CMC), Universität
Oldenburg, 01 Juli 2013
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Troppo
Obscura: A Peepshow of Historical Perversity
Images
of Social Life, Visual Sociology Association Conference at the
University of Southampton, UK 2003
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White
Body: Asian Moves
Institute
for International Studies (IIS) Annual Conference: Women and
Radical Change at the University of Technology, Sydney 2002
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Boxing
the Colonial
Visiting
Scholars Program Challenges to Perform Cross-Culturally,
organised by the Centre for Cross-Cultural Research at the
Australian National University 2002
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