Arazi Assembly & Topological Atlas Public Seminars

Field as Patchy, Violence as Temporality

In The Eye of the Border

Seminar April, 8 2021 09.30 PST / 18.30 CEST / 19.30 UTC +3

EURO—VISION Assembly: Recommendations for Post-Extractive Futures'

Online conversation 14 April 2021 18:00 – 20:00 BST

Graphic Content: Drawing as method

Nishat will be presenting work from Topological Atlas at this event organised by Jesse LeCavalier, University of Toronto

Moving the Center: South-South Geographies of Global War

ONLINE SEMINAR 11 February 2021 9:00 PST / 17:00 UTC / 18:00 CET

Affective Witnessing [Trans]posing the Western/Muslim Divide to Document Refugee Spaces

Nishat Awan and Aya Musmar

Rethinking Maps: A counter-geography of border regimes

New article in The Architect, Sri Lanka Institute of Architects.

A Conversation with Pelin Tan: Field as entanglement and transversal methodology

Men by the Sea

Notes from the field, Gwadar, Pakistan, February 20, 2020

Horizonless Worlds: Navigating the Persistent Present of the Border Regime

Nishat Awan

Mapping Trajectories of Displacement

Nishat Awan

On navigating horizonless worlds: a counter-geography of border regimes

Nishat Awan

Performing on the streets: Infrastructures of subaltern resistance in Pakistan

Nishat Awan

Mapping Migrant Temporalities

Volumetric Ecologies Symposium

a village somewhere in punjab

Notes from the field

Bordering On

A symposium hosted by the LSU School of Architecture

Conflicting Material Imaginaries

e-flux article by Nishat Awan & Zahra Hussain

Border Infrastructures in the Era of the Post-Anthropocene

with Arazi Research Assembly

Viral Encounters: The Aesthetics of Infrastructural Development in Gwadar

Presentation at the 48th Annual Conference on South Asia

Transmodern Narratives

Traditional maps as they were invented in the 1900s were regarded as descriptors of the earth’s surface.

Orientation and Projection

How do we orient ourselves within the space of the digital atlas?

Queering Geographic Information Systems

Maria Dada

The Missing Map Symposium

Topological Atlas keynote

Talk at Designing Inclusion by Architecture sans Frontière

London Festival of Architecture, UK (24 Jun 2019)

Migration across the Pakistan-Iran border

Lecture at BUITEMS, Quetta

Visiting SHARP (Society for Human Rights and Prisoners' Aid)

Migrant Temporalities: Circulations and the temporal disjunction of migrant experience

Nishat Awan presented at the Mediating Presents Symposium

Laajverd Visiting School 2019: Gwadar

The Laajverd Visiting School 2019 will be held in Gwadar, Pakistan.

Understanding Infrastructural Space

A two-day workshop at Karachi Urban Lab, IBA, Pakistan

Ghassan Hage - On Cages

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

Screening and discussion with Steffen Köhn and Isaac Marrero-Guillamón

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

Thom Davies & Arshad Isakjee - Interrogating violence at the European border

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

Lindsay Bremner - Humanitarian Sediments

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

Shahram Khosravi - What do we see if we look at the border from the other side?

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

Testimony as Environment Symposium

London School of Economics (LSE), Curated and convened by Eray Çaylı (European Institute, LSE)

Film screening with Daniel Mann & Sasha Litvintseva

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

Nisha Kapoor - The Citizen Surveillant

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

Roundtable discussion with Nadine El-Enany & Yasmine Gunaratnam

Part of the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Spring Public Programme

The Archive as Method and Practice

Symposium at HafenCity University, Germany (4-5 Dec 2018)

Hostile Environments - Visual Cultures Public Programme - Spring 2019

Citizens Beyond Borders

A conversation with Dr Nishat Awan (Goldsmiths, University of London), Prof Engin Isin (Queen Mary, University of London), Niccolò Milanese (European Alternatives)

An Architecture of Displacement, Canterbury School of Architecture

Guest lecture by Nishat Awan

Architecture of Migrant Displacement, Detention and Death

Organised by Sarah Turnbull at Birkbeck University of London, UK (11 Jun 2018)

Book launch: ‘Mapping Spatial Networks’, Das Kotti-Prinzip (Bock and Pappenberger eds.)

Book Launch: Das Kotti-Prinzip by Christine Bock & Ulrich Pappenberger

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