2024-25 | Archive
Artist’s Talk on Threading the Needle: Vestiges of Colonialism and Femininity. CREES Noon Lecture. Gluklya (Natalia Pershina-Yakimanskaya), artist. March 12, 2025. video
CREES Film Screening and Discussion. "Gulmira’s Fairy Tales" by Gluklya. GLUKLYA, artist, in discussion with ELIZABETH KING, CREES Director, and IRINA ARISTARKHOVA, professor of Art & Design, U-M. Recorded on March 11, 2025. video
Ukrainian Women as Forced Migrants: Challenges and Pathways to Economic Independence. CREES Noon Lecture. Liudmyla Huliaieva, associate professor, Academy of Labor, Social Relations, and Tourism, Ukraine; associate researcher, MIT February 19, 2025. video
All Art is a Political Statement. CREES Noon Lecture. Arijana Lekić- Fridrih, Croatian multimedia artist, Domino Organisation; Rebekah Modrak, professor of art, Stamps School of Art & Design, U-M. December 4, 2024. video
Political Anxieties in the Caucasus: the Georgian National Narrative Between War and Peace. CREES Noon Lecture. Nutsa Batiashvili, professor of anthropology; Director of the Memory and Anxiety Research Laboratory, Free University of Tbilisi. November 20, 2024. video
Annual Borka Tomljenović Lecture. Migration and Narration. Aleksandar Hemon, professor of creative writing, Princeton University. November 4, 2024. video
Permanent Reinventing of Itself: Belarusian Culture Confronting Cyclical Erasure. CREES Noon Lecture. by Victor Martinovich, associate professor of humanities and arts, European Humanities University (Vilnius), and Fulbright visiting professor, Hunter College, New York. September 26, 2024.. video
Reporting From Ukraine as a Black, Independent War Correspondent. CREES Noon Lecture by Terrell Jermaine Starr, host and founder of Black Diplomats YouTube. September 11, 2024. video
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