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دانان و ئامادەکاری نمایشی بەرگەگرتن.

installation and preparations of Endurance. taken in Exeter by @uofecuration

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📢TODAY Saturday 13 June LIVE in Exeter’s Underground Passages (old entrance): 2pm acoustic set followed at 3pm by WATER FLUTE performance by Robyn Bamford, as part of When Earth Holds Us Quietly.

REWORLDING
5-14 June, 11am-4pm daily
Link in bio taken in Exeter's Underground Passages by @uofecuration

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MA Curation class of ‘26. What a year!

Don’t miss the last weekend of REWORLDING, University of Exeter’s MA Curation 2026 summer graduation project, presenting a series of five exhibitions and site-specific installations across the city of Exeter. Link in bio.

5-14 June, 11am-4pm daily. taken in Positive Light Projects by @uofecuration

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REWORLDING is a series of five place-based exhibitions and site-specific installations across the city of Exeter, curated by University of Exeter’s MA Curation students, exploring the theme of ‘repair’ and re-imagining alternative worlds in relation to contemporary social, political, ecological and technological crises.

Link in bio.

@uofecuration @uofehass @artsandcultureex @artworkexeter @exeterculture taken in Exeter City Centre by @uofecuration

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📢Phantom Threads focuses on artists and makers working with textile practices — exploring how craft carries traces of labour, care, gender, and memory through everyday making, matrilineal inheritance and embodied experience. The exhibition foregrounds makers’ creative practices and celebrates their material and emotional contribution, giving what is stereotypically seen as ‘women’s work’ more visibility and showcasing its often-underappreciated value. Artists include Gwen Larson, Amy Brushaber, Sophie Pettit, Tricia Zakreski, Ruth Broadway, Mandy Griffiths, Terry Cann, Alison Murray, Catherine Waite, Galawezh Mohammed Sabira and Niga Salam. Curated by Kaia Brushaber, Liv Pattimore and Moyan Zhang.

5-14 June 2026, open daily from 11am-4pm
Positive Light Projects

@phantomthreadsproject @positivelightprojects @kaiabrushaber @tead.drench.ed @tom_trevor1 @uofecuration @uofehass @artsandcultureex taken in Positive Light Projects by @uofecuration

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📢Parish Maps: Then, Now, Next, revisiting the influential project by Common Ground in the contemporary context of Exeter, presented at Exeter Library, with a new commission by Sam Goodwin and community-engaged works led by Agnieszka Wanowicz with RAMM, and Devon Federation of Women’s Institutes, curated by Rebecca Wood as part of REWORLDING, University of Exeter’s MA Curation 2026 summer graduation project.

5-14 June 2025, 11-4pm daily (except on Sunday, opening at 12noon)
Exeter Library

@rebecca_ann_wood @commongroundlab @rammuseum @samgoodwin92 @element.outline taken in Exeter Library by @uofecuration

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📢When the Earth Holds Us Quietly in Exeter’s Underground Passages, with artworks by Robyn Bamford, Ashanti Hare, Emma Saffy Wilson and Ella Yolande, curated by Indie Hansford, Thea Perignon and Laila Ross as part of REWORLDING, University of Exeter’s MA Curation 2026 summer graduation project.

5-14 June, 11am-4pm daily
Underground Passages (old entrance), Roman Gate, Exeter

@indiehansford @_theadoraperignon @uofecuration @ashantihare @ellayolande @emma_saffy_wilson_ @spliffwitch @r.bb_art @uofehass @artsandcultureex taken in Exeter's Underground Passages by @uofecuration

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📢Ways of (Machine) Seeing, featuring PeePStream by Ye Funa and Dragonfly Eyes by Xu Bing, curated by Yifan Yang and Leixinyun Huang, as part of REWORLDING, University of Exeter’s MA Curation 2026 summer graduation project.

5-14 June, 11am-4pm daily
Unit 5 (former Body Shop), Exeter Guildhall, UK

@oyester @uofecuration @xubingart @elikleingallery taken in Guildhall Shopping Centre by @uofecuration

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The University of Exeter’s MA Curation class of 2026 presents

REWORLDING

Friday 5 – Sunday 14 June 2026
Exhibitions open daily, 11am–4pm

Please join us for the Preview

Thursday 4 June, 2–8pm

Preview schedule:

2–4pm
Institute of Arab & Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, Stocker Road, Exeter EX4 4ND
ENDURANCE - nine Kurdish artists, across generations, explore everyday resilience in the face of ongoing conflict, with curator Niga Salam

3–5pm
Unit 5 (former Body Shop), Guildhall Shopping Centre, Exeter EX4 3HP
Ways of (Machine) Seeing - explore views on the new digital culture by Ye Funa and Xu Bing, with curators Leixinyun Huang and Yifan Yang

3–5pm
Exeter Library, Castle Street, Exeter EX4 3PQ
Parish Maps: Then, Now, Next - revisiting the fabled Common Ground project for contemporary Exeter, with curator Rebecca Wood

3–5pm
Underground Passages (old entrance), Roman Gate, Exeter EX4 3PZ
When the Earth Holds Us Quietly - ecological reconnection, guided by curators, Indie Hansford, Thea Perignon and Laila Ross

4–8pm
Positive Light Projects, 164–187 Sidwell Street, Exeter EX4 6RD
Phantom Threads - explore craft, textiles and matrilineal connections with curators, Kaia Brushaber, Liv Pattimore and Moyan Zhang

5.45pm: Opening remarks by Professor Adam Watt, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, University of Exeter

6-8pm
Drinks and music
Positive Light Projects by @uofecuration

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The University of Exeter’s MA Curation class of 2026 presents

REWORLDING

Friday 5 – Sunday 14 June 2026
Exhibitions open daily, 11am–4pm

Please join us for the Preview:
Thursday 4 June, 2–8pm

REWORLDING is the overall project title for a series of five exhibitions taking place across the city of Exeter, curated by University of Exeter’s MA Curation class of 2026. Please see link in bio for details.

REWORLDING investigates the notion of ‘repair’, reimagining our shared reality in response to current social, ecological and technological crises. The project sets out to question the idea of a single dominant Western-centred worldview and the totalising claims of global consumerism, in its place amplifying marginalised human and non-human voices to build sustainable, inclusive and alternative worlds.

Preview schedule
Thursday 4 June, 2–8pm

2–4pm
Institute of Arab & Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, Stocker Road, Exeter EX4 4ND
ENDURANCE - nine Kurdish artists, across generations, explore everyday resilience in the face of ongoing conflict, with curator Niga Salam

3–5pm
Unit 5 (former Body Shop), Guildhall Shopping Centre, Exeter EX4 3HP
Ways of (Machine) Seeing - explore views on the new digital culture by Ye Funa and Xu Bing, with curators Leixinyun Huang and Yifan Yang

3–5pm
Exeter Library, Castle Street, Exeter EX4 3PQ
Parish Maps: Then, Now, Next - revisiting the fabled Common Ground project for contemporary Exeter, with curator Rebecca Wood

3–5pm
Underground Passages (old entrance), Roman Gate, Exeter EX4 3PZ
When the Earth Holds Us Quietly - ecological reconnection, guided by curators, Indie Hansford, Thea Perignon and Laila Ross

4–8pm
Positive Light Projects, 164–187 Sidwell Street, Exeter EX4 6RD
Phantom Threads - explore craft, textiles and matrilineal connections with curators, Kaia Brushaber, Liv Pattimore and Moyan Zhang

5.45pm: Opening remarks by Professor Adam Watt, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, University of Exeter

6-8pm
Drinks and music
Positive Light Projects by @uofecuration

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4 months ago

Join us on Wednesday 27 May from 12noon-3pm for the preview of ENDURANCE, curated by Niga Salam, at the Institute of Arab & Islamic Studies, University of Exeter. As part of the opening, Ahmed Najm, Director of Metrography, will be in conversation, before the premiere of his new film.

Artists: Faek Rasoul, Kamaran Najm, Hardi Kurda, Baha Yasir, Bzhwen Jamal, Ahmad Najm, Awaz Suad, Sarina Panahideh, Hoshang Bahjat

An exhibition of 9 Kurdish artists’ work, exploring everyday resilience in the face of on-going conflict. ENDURANCE explores how conflict continues beyond the spectacle of war, through memory, absence, and the quiet realities of everyday life. Focusing on Kurdish experiences across generations, the exhibition brings together film, photography, sound, installation, and live performance. What is it when the lived experience of endurance is given visible form, in contrast to the media spectacle of conflict?

Presented at the Street Gallery, Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, from 27th of May until 1st of August, in partnership with Metrography Agency, Sulaymaniyah.

ENDURANCE forms part of REWORLDING, the MA Curation 2026 summer graduation programme, with exhibitions and events taking place across the city of Exeter.

Image: Kamaran Najm, Kirkuk, Iraqi Kurdistan, 2009 (forces from the District and Sub-district Police of Kirkuk Governate, which consists of a mix of Arab, Kurd and Turkmen, are pushing a child on a swing near Hawija, while on duty to find terrorists in the area). taken in Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies Exeter by @uofecuration

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