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1:00 PM-2:00 PM
POSTPONED! Zohra Opoku in conversation with Mallory Lowe Mpoka
Discussion|Networks of the Black Atlantic
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Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA), Montreal
- Language English.
- Price Free of charge. Please reserve your ticket.
This event must be canceled or postponed for personal reasons. The new date will be announced in 2026.
Speakers
This conversation focuses on the practice of Zohra Opoku, whose work explores identity, belonging, and cultural memory through photography, textiles, and installation. Born in East Germany and now based in Accra, Opoku draws on personal and ancestral narratives to examine how heritage and contemporary experience intersect.
In dialogue with artist Mallory Lowe Mpoka, the exchange offers insights into shared concerns around memory, materiality, and the transmission of diasporic stories.
Speakers
- Zohra Opoku
- Mallory Lowe Mpoka
This conversation focuses on the practice of Zohra Opoku, whose work explores identity, belonging, and cultural memory through photography, textiles, and installation. Born in East Germany and now based in Accra, Opoku draws on personal and ancestral narratives to examine how heritage and contemporary experience intersect.
In dialogue with artist Mallory Lowe Mpoka, the exchange offers insights into shared concerns around memory, materiality, and the transmission of diasporic stories.
Location
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA)
1380 Sherbrooke Street West
Montreal H3G 1J5
Kanada
1380 Sherbrooke Street West
Montreal H3G 1J5
Kanada
Contact
Agenda
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POSTPONED! Zohra Opoku in conversation with Mallory Lowe Mpoka
Discussion | Networks of the Black Atlantic
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Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA), Montreal
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Goethe-Institut Montreal, Montreal
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Collective podcast listening: archives, futures and decoloniality by La Couleur de l'Art
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Phi Center, Montreal
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This Womxn’s Work: Fashioning a Diaspora
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Musée McCord Stewart, Montreal
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