30 April: POA Studio – Stains of Oxus

Following her POA Closing Keynote, award-winning Uzbek filmmaker and artist Saodat Ismailova unpacks her film archives, with five films over five nights, in the POA Studio.
On 30 April, Saodat will unpack the trajectory of tradition and landscape, followed by the screening of the triptych Stains of Oxus.
Synopsis:
A multi-screen installation exploring the Amu Darya's transformation from high plateaus in Tajikistan to Uzbekistan's deserts. Witness local lives and landscapes through the echo of the river's flow, symbolizing unity across cultures as it journeys from Bulunkul Lake to the Aral Sea.

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(POA) returns for its second iteration in April 2024. It is a live gathering of 15 Per°Form Fellows from the Global South—Africa, Arab world, Asia, and South America. These fellows, intersectional practitioners across diverse disciplines of activism, film, fashion, design, curation, research, education, visual culture, spoken word, performance, will present their strategies for activating contexts and communities. The 15th Per°Form Fellow from Singapore is Endless Return, a visceral platform of ravers - performance, dance, sound, and conceptual artists - known for their raw, irreverent, unexpected, and migratory pop-up parties.
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