Worlding and Storying Forced Displacement : Contemporary Art and Refugee Experience in Denmark
The question of how refugees are to be hosted and represented in Europe is not only an urgent one but a persistent one. Drawing on art history, migration studies and postmigration studies, Anne Ring Petersen examines contemporary artistic representations of forced displacement. She argues that artis...
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