What remains
Memory, History and Conflict
(2017)
A series of talks, installations and music events to accompany the production of ERRATICA's Remnants at the Print Room, London (12 June–1 July 2017)
Based on a true story, Remnants is a musical-dramatic work about one woman's encounter with the aftermath of war crimes at Srebrenica, and her family's connection to the Holocaust in Bosnia fifty years before.
What Remains: Memory, History and Conflict responds to the piece's themes of memory, resonance, ritual and the aftermath of conflict, with panel discussions, film screenings, art installations and music events.
The free programme will include an exhibition by Bosnian artist Šejla Kamerić, a panel discussion involving Croatian-American author Courtney Angela Brkic and historian Rebecca Jinks, a talk with journalist and migrant rights campaigner Zrinka Bralo, and musical performance from Dado Džihan and traditional Bosnian Sevdah musician Mirza Basic.
Installation view from Šejla Kamerić's 'Dream House'
What Remains programme:
14th June–1st July, 11.30am–7.30pm daily: Šejla Kamerić's 'Dream House', a video installation, located in a hidden space in Notting Hill Gate tube station (presented in collaboration with inTransit Festival).
Thursday 15th June, 9pm: Live music from Dado Džihan, Bosnian composer and producer, in the Print Room bar.
Saturday 17th June, 5pm: Objects of Memory, a film screening and panel discussion featuring Courtney Angela Brkic (author of The Stone Fields), Šejla Kamerić (Bosnian artist), and Rebecca Jinks (historian of genocide), in the Print Room bar. Click to find out more about this event and reserve a seat.
Thursday 22nd June, 9pm: Live music from Mirza Basic, traditional Bosnian Sevdah musician, in the Print Room bar.
Saturday 24th June, 5pm: The Voice of Memory, a discussion between Remnants co-composer Christian Mason, Patrick Eakin Young (artistic director of ERRATICA), and Andrew Cronshaw (multi-instrumentalist, music producer and roots music specialist). Click to find out more about this event and reserve a seat.
Thursday 29th June, 9pm: Live music from Mirza Basic, traditional Bosnian Sevdah musician, in the Print Room bar.
Saturday 1st July, 5pm: Telling Trauma, a panel discussion featuring Zrinka Bralo (Bosnian journalist and migrant rights campaigner) and Maria Brock (research fellow in Psychosocial Studies, Södertörn University). Click to find out more about this event and reserve a seat.
All events are free; however places are limited for the panel discussions, so we strongly advise booking ahead.
Find out more about What Remains and Remnants at the Print Room website.
What Remains is presented in association with inTRANSIT Festival.
Remnants is supported by PRS for Music Foundation and the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
