"You have to remember yourself in order for people to remember you." — Zanele Muholi
In this excerpt from Art Basel Conversations in Paris, visual activist Zanele Muholi spoke with filmmaker and curator Pascale Obolo about the camera as a means of claiming a place in history. Bringing together two practices shaped by archives and marginalized narratives, they consider how images can resist erasure and who gets to be remembered.
Watch the full conversation: bit.ly/4z0nvwl
In this excerpt from Art Basel Conversations in Paris, visual activist Zanele Muholi spoke with filmmaker and curator Pascale Obolo about the camera as a means of claiming a place in history. Bringing together two practices shaped by archives and marginalized narratives, they consider how images can resist erasure and who gets to be remembered.
Watch the full conversation: bit.ly/4z0nvwl
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