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Dr. Sarah K. Khan, multimedia maker/scholar, writes and creates bodies of work—paper, books, prints, photography, ceramics, and films — about food, culture, women and migrants. Her work is informed from extensive fieldwork and research globally. Her on-going body of multimedia work—Queens Migrant Kitchens—provides a window into the lovely and not-so-lovely messiness of a polyethnic universe of Queens, NY where over 160 languages are spoken.
Daniella Zalcman, photographer & founder of Women Photograph, in conversation with Verónica Sanchis Bencomo, photographer & founder of Foto Féminas, moderated by CCP Curator of Interdisciplinary & Community Practices, Dr. Meg Jackson Fox
Tarrah Krajnak will talk about her photography career and 2021 book project, “El Jardín De Senderos Que Se Bifurcan,” presented by the School of Art Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture Series and in collaboration with the Center for Creative Photography. Named after a time-bending short story by Borges, “El Jardín de Senderos Que Se Bifurcan” moves between found photographs, original writing, and appropriated images taken from 1979 Peruvian political magazines.