Thames & Hudson presents: Yawm al-Firak: In Conversation: Sakir Khader & Aya Musa

Photographer Sakir Khader and curator Aya Musa come together in a conversation moderated by curator Dalia Al-Dujaili, focusing on their collaboration on Sakir’s first solo museum exhibition Yawm al-Firak, Arabic for Day of Separation. They will share their experiences working as photographers in conflict zones, discuss the responsibilities of institutions, and explore the ethical choices involved in presenting complex narratives in cultural spaces.

Dates	Thu 15 May 2025
Times	2–3pm
Space	Screening Room
Price	£10

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