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DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Feb 16\, 6 - 9pm\nExhibition is on view Feb 
 17 - 24\, 2024\nGallery hours: Wed - Sat: 12 - 5pm\n\n \n\nA Diasporic Pur
 gatory\n\n \n\nMuna Malik’s work investigates the politics of land\, nat
 ionhood\, and belonging\, reflecting on her experiences as a first generat
 ion immigrant of Yemeni and Somali heritage. Her work explores the complex
 ities of diasporic identity against a backdrop of conflict\, severe drough
 t\, increased displacement\, and the broader socio-political landscape of 
 migration.\n\n \n\nThis body of work brings together masks inspired by myt
 h and Afro-Futurism\, sculptures inspired by East African seafaring tradit
 ions\, and a video installation that combines archival film footage from S
 omalia paired with footage the artist recorded in Kenya last summer. \n\n 
 \n\nThe exhibition is a multi-media installation that explores symbols of 
 nationhood\, migration and the poetics of myth-making to examine the conce
 pt of a "diasporic purgatory" — a perpetual state of existence character
 ized by paradoxes experienced by many within diasporic communities as a fe
 eling of being caught between worlds. Malik’s work has been featured at 
 the Parrish Art Museum\, MOCA Geffen\, The International Center of Photogr
 aphy\, and ESMOA\, and in publications such as The New York Times\, LA Tim
 es\, and Vogue. \n\n \n\nExhibition supported by Epilogue Inc. Internation
 al travel and research supported through a Macomber Travel Grant.
GEO:34.040065;-118.233337
LOCATION:USC Roski Graduate Gallery\, Ground floor
SUMMARY:Muna Malik: Solo MFA Art Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/muna_malik_mfa_art_solo_thesis
 _exhibition_opening_reception
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Reception
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DTSTART:20240217T200000Z
DTEND:20240218T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Feb 16\, 6 - 9pm\nExhibition is on view Feb 
 17 - 24\, 2024\nGallery hours: Wed - Sat: 12 - 5pm\n\n \n\nA Diasporic Pur
 gatory\n\n \n\nMuna Malik’s work investigates the politics of land\, nat
 ionhood\, and belonging\, reflecting on her experiences as a first generat
 ion immigrant of Yemeni and Somali heritage. Her work explores the complex
 ities of diasporic identity against a backdrop of conflict\, severe drough
 t\, increased displacement\, and the broader socio-political landscape of 
 migration.\n\n \n\nThis body of work brings together masks inspired by myt
 h and Afro-Futurism\, sculptures inspired by East African seafaring tradit
 ions\, and a video installation that combines archival film footage from S
 omalia paired with footage the artist recorded in Kenya last summer. \n\n 
 \n\nThe exhibition is a multi-media installation that explores symbols of 
 nationhood\, migration and the poetics of myth-making to examine the conce
 pt of a "diasporic purgatory" — a perpetual state of existence character
 ized by paradoxes experienced by many within diasporic communities as a fe
 eling of being caught between worlds. Malik’s work has been featured at 
 the Parrish Art Museum\, MOCA Geffen\, The International Center of Photogr
 aphy\, and ESMOA\, and in publications such as The New York Times\, LA Tim
 es\, and Vogue. \n\n \n\nExhibition supported by Epilogue Inc. Internation
 al travel and research supported through a Macomber Travel Grant.
GEO:34.040065;-118.233337
LOCATION:USC Roski Graduate Gallery\, Ground floor
SUMMARY:Muna Malik: Solo MFA Art Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/muna_malik_mfa_art_solo_thesis
 _exhibition_opening_reception
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Reception
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DTSTART:20240221T200000Z
DTEND:20240222T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Feb 16\, 6 - 9pm\nExhibition is on view Feb 
 17 - 24\, 2024\nGallery hours: Wed - Sat: 12 - 5pm\n\n \n\nA Diasporic Pur
 gatory\n\n \n\nMuna Malik’s work investigates the politics of land\, nat
 ionhood\, and belonging\, reflecting on her experiences as a first generat
 ion immigrant of Yemeni and Somali heritage. Her work explores the complex
 ities of diasporic identity against a backdrop of conflict\, severe drough
 t\, increased displacement\, and the broader socio-political landscape of 
 migration.\n\n \n\nThis body of work brings together masks inspired by myt
 h and Afro-Futurism\, sculptures inspired by East African seafaring tradit
 ions\, and a video installation that combines archival film footage from S
 omalia paired with footage the artist recorded in Kenya last summer. \n\n 
 \n\nThe exhibition is a multi-media installation that explores symbols of 
 nationhood\, migration and the poetics of myth-making to examine the conce
 pt of a "diasporic purgatory" — a perpetual state of existence character
 ized by paradoxes experienced by many within diasporic communities as a fe
 eling of being caught between worlds. Malik’s work has been featured at 
 the Parrish Art Museum\, MOCA Geffen\, The International Center of Photogr
 aphy\, and ESMOA\, and in publications such as The New York Times\, LA Tim
 es\, and Vogue. \n\n \n\nExhibition supported by Epilogue Inc. Internation
 al travel and research supported through a Macomber Travel Grant.
GEO:34.040065;-118.233337
LOCATION:USC Roski Graduate Gallery\, Ground floor
SUMMARY:Muna Malik: Solo MFA Art Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/muna_malik_mfa_art_solo_thesis
 _exhibition_opening_reception
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Reception
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DTSTAMP:20260613T071757Z
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DTSTART:20240222T200000Z
DTEND:20240223T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Feb 16\, 6 - 9pm\nExhibition is on view Feb 
 17 - 24\, 2024\nGallery hours: Wed - Sat: 12 - 5pm\n\n \n\nA Diasporic Pur
 gatory\n\n \n\nMuna Malik’s work investigates the politics of land\, nat
 ionhood\, and belonging\, reflecting on her experiences as a first generat
 ion immigrant of Yemeni and Somali heritage. Her work explores the complex
 ities of diasporic identity against a backdrop of conflict\, severe drough
 t\, increased displacement\, and the broader socio-political landscape of 
 migration.\n\n \n\nThis body of work brings together masks inspired by myt
 h and Afro-Futurism\, sculptures inspired by East African seafaring tradit
 ions\, and a video installation that combines archival film footage from S
 omalia paired with footage the artist recorded in Kenya last summer. \n\n 
 \n\nThe exhibition is a multi-media installation that explores symbols of 
 nationhood\, migration and the poetics of myth-making to examine the conce
 pt of a "diasporic purgatory" — a perpetual state of existence character
 ized by paradoxes experienced by many within diasporic communities as a fe
 eling of being caught between worlds. Malik’s work has been featured at 
 the Parrish Art Museum\, MOCA Geffen\, The International Center of Photogr
 aphy\, and ESMOA\, and in publications such as The New York Times\, LA Tim
 es\, and Vogue. \n\n \n\nExhibition supported by Epilogue Inc. Internation
 al travel and research supported through a Macomber Travel Grant.
GEO:34.040065;-118.233337
LOCATION:USC Roski Graduate Gallery\, Ground floor
SUMMARY:Muna Malik: Solo MFA Art Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/muna_malik_mfa_art_solo_thesis
 _exhibition_opening_reception
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Reception
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DTSTART:20240223T200000Z
DTEND:20240224T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Feb 16\, 6 - 9pm\nExhibition is on view Feb 
 17 - 24\, 2024\nGallery hours: Wed - Sat: 12 - 5pm\n\n \n\nA Diasporic Pur
 gatory\n\n \n\nMuna Malik’s work investigates the politics of land\, nat
 ionhood\, and belonging\, reflecting on her experiences as a first generat
 ion immigrant of Yemeni and Somali heritage. Her work explores the complex
 ities of diasporic identity against a backdrop of conflict\, severe drough
 t\, increased displacement\, and the broader socio-political landscape of 
 migration.\n\n \n\nThis body of work brings together masks inspired by myt
 h and Afro-Futurism\, sculptures inspired by East African seafaring tradit
 ions\, and a video installation that combines archival film footage from S
 omalia paired with footage the artist recorded in Kenya last summer. \n\n 
 \n\nThe exhibition is a multi-media installation that explores symbols of 
 nationhood\, migration and the poetics of myth-making to examine the conce
 pt of a "diasporic purgatory" — a perpetual state of existence character
 ized by paradoxes experienced by many within diasporic communities as a fe
 eling of being caught between worlds. Malik’s work has been featured at 
 the Parrish Art Museum\, MOCA Geffen\, The International Center of Photogr
 aphy\, and ESMOA\, and in publications such as The New York Times\, LA Tim
 es\, and Vogue. \n\n \n\nExhibition supported by Epilogue Inc. Internation
 al travel and research supported through a Macomber Travel Grant.
GEO:34.040065;-118.233337
LOCATION:USC Roski Graduate Gallery\, Ground floor
SUMMARY:Muna Malik: Solo MFA Art Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/muna_malik_mfa_art_solo_thesis
 _exhibition_opening_reception
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Reception
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DTSTAMP:20260613T071757Z
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DTSTART:20240224T200000Z
DTEND:20240225T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception: Feb 16\, 6 - 9pm\nExhibition is on view Feb 
 17 - 24\, 2024\nGallery hours: Wed - Sat: 12 - 5pm\n\n \n\nA Diasporic Pur
 gatory\n\n \n\nMuna Malik’s work investigates the politics of land\, nat
 ionhood\, and belonging\, reflecting on her experiences as a first generat
 ion immigrant of Yemeni and Somali heritage. Her work explores the complex
 ities of diasporic identity against a backdrop of conflict\, severe drough
 t\, increased displacement\, and the broader socio-political landscape of 
 migration.\n\n \n\nThis body of work brings together masks inspired by myt
 h and Afro-Futurism\, sculptures inspired by East African seafaring tradit
 ions\, and a video installation that combines archival film footage from S
 omalia paired with footage the artist recorded in Kenya last summer. \n\n 
 \n\nThe exhibition is a multi-media installation that explores symbols of 
 nationhood\, migration and the poetics of myth-making to examine the conce
 pt of a "diasporic purgatory" — a perpetual state of existence character
 ized by paradoxes experienced by many within diasporic communities as a fe
 eling of being caught between worlds. Malik’s work has been featured at 
 the Parrish Art Museum\, MOCA Geffen\, The International Center of Photogr
 aphy\, and ESMOA\, and in publications such as The New York Times\, LA Tim
 es\, and Vogue. \n\n \n\nExhibition supported by Epilogue Inc. Internation
 al travel and research supported through a Macomber Travel Grant.
GEO:34.040065;-118.233337
LOCATION:USC Roski Graduate Gallery\, Ground floor
SUMMARY:Muna Malik: Solo MFA Art Thesis Exhibition Opening Reception
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/muna_malik_mfa_art_solo_thesis
 _exhibition_opening_reception
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
CATEGORIES:Reception
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