Exhibitions, Talks & Publications
Exhibitions
Retrofit Reimagined
2023
Moseley Baths
Birmingham
Manchester Museum 'Request Line'
2023
Manchester Museum
Manchester
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Selection
2022
Royal Academy
London
Bristol Archives: Empire through the Lens
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Relaunch
Urban Nation Berlin 'Banana Skins'
2022 -2024
Urban Nation
Berlin
Critical Terrorism Studies Annual Conference: 20 years of 'War on Terror'
Ikon for Artists
2021
Ikon Gallery
Birmingham
It Might Be Nothing But It Could Be Something
2020/21
Eastside Projects
Birmingham
Royal Academy Summer/Winter Exhibition Selection
2020/21
The Royal Academy
London
Gove Horse Tour with Lung Theatre
2019/20
Various locations
UK
NAE Exchange Open
2019
NAE Exchange
Nottingham
Suspect Signage
2019
Various locations
Margate
Urban Nation Berlin Residency Open Studios
Suspect Objects Suspect Subjects
2020
Gap Arts and BCU
Birmingham
2021
Brunei Gallery, SOAS
London
TALKS
'Request Line' in conversation.
2023
Manchester Museum
Manchester
Authentic Decolonisation: Re-imagining decolonisation discourse and action.
2022
Central School Of Speech and Drama
London
A Joyful Noise. (IKON Artists Talk / Balsall Heath Festival)
2022
IKON & Flatpack
Birmingham
Urban Terrorism in Europe (2004-19): Remembering, Imagining, and Anticipating Violence
2022
Birmingham University
Birmingham
Critical Studies on Terrorism WG (BISA) Annual Conference 2022
2022
Warwick University
Warwick
Symposium "Exhibiting Racism and Antisemitism"
2021
Museum of Immigration
Paris
‘Anti-racism in Art, Archives and Decolonial practice’
2021
Brunei Gallery, SOAS
London
In conversation: "It might be nothing but it could be something..."
2021
Eastside Projects
Birmingham
Suspect Subjects Online
2021
Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference
Brussels
Visualising Suspicion
2019
Birmingham University / Gap Arts
Birmingham
Art, Identity and Activism
2017
Birmingham University
Birmingham
PUBLICATIONS
Muslimischsein im Sicherheitsdiskurs
British Pakistanis: Perceptions, Realities and the Way Forward
Artlicks Issue 28 'The Idea of a City'
Contemporary Reflections on Critical Terrorism Studies