15 June – 1 July
What Remains: Memory, History and Conflict is a series of talks and events accompanying the production of ERRATICA’s new piece REMNANTS.
Including panel discussions, installations, film and music events, the What Remains: Memory, History and Conflict series will respond themes of Memory, Resonance, Ritual and the Aftermath of Conflict.
The programme will include an exhibition by Bosnian Artist Šejla Kamerić, a panel discussion involving Croatian American memoirist Courtney Angela Brkic and historian Rebecca Jinks. There will also be talks with academic Maria Brock and Bosnian journalist Zrinka Bralo and music performances from Dado Džihan and traditional Bosnian folk musician Mirza Basic.
All events are FREE; however, places are limited for the panel discussions, so we strongly advise booking ahead.
Objects of Memory
A panel discussion featuring guest panellists:
In this panel discussion, Courtney talks to Bosnian artist Šejla Kamerić and historian of genocide and humanitarianism Rebecca Jinks about the role of objects in tracing, preserving and recounting histories of conflict, both personal and political.
This event will include the first screening of Objects of Memory: a new video project by ERRATICA. For this project, people were asked to choose a single object in their possession and tell us its story. The result is a catalogue of objects and the memories they preserve.
The event will take place in the bar of the Print Room at the Coronet, between the matinee and evening performances of ERRATICA’s Remnants. Attendees will also have the opportunity to experience Šejla Kamerić’s piece Bosnian Girl before or after the discussion.
The event is free but places are limited, so we strongly recommend booking in advance.
17 June, 5pm
The Voice of Memory
Christian Mason, co-composer of Remnants, in conversation with:
In this discussion, Christian Mason, director Patrick Eakin Young and roots music expert Andrew Cronshaw discuss the process of creating the music for Remnants, the vocal traditions on which the piece draws, and the role of these musical traditions in the construction of identity, locality and community in the Balkans.
The event will take place in the bar of the Print Room at the Coronet, between the matinee and evening performances of ERRATICA’s Remnants. Attendees will also have the opportunity to experience Šejla Kamerić’s piece Bosnian Girl before or after the discussion.
The event is free but places are limited, so we strongly recommend booking in advance.
24 June, 5pm
Telling Trauma
A panel discussion featuring guest panellists:
This panel discussion will reflect on some of the themes of the piece, with migrant rights campaigner Zrinka Bralo and academic Maria Brock discussing narratives and representations of personal and national trauma.
The event will take place in the bar of the Print Room at the Coronet, between the matinee and evening performances of ERRATICA’s Remnants. Attendees will also have the opportunity to experience Šejla Kamerić’s piece Bosnian Girl before or after the discussion.
The event is free but places are limited, so we strongly recommend booking in advance.
1 July, 5pm