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SUMMARY:Making Art Work: Articulating Art and Urban mMarginality in Kisumu\
 , Kenya
DESCRIPTION:If you would like to join the Zoom session\, please contact s.b
 urri@unibas.ch [https://ethnologie.philhist.unibas.ch/de/aktuelles/veranst
 altungen/details/].\\r\\n \\r\\nFrederik Unseld is a PhD candidate at the 
 Institute of Social Anthropology at University Basel. In his research\, Fr
 ederik explores the claim of the supposedly inherent creativity of city li
 fe in the Global South. His research approaches individual artists with et
 hnographic research methods and describes their art as intimately connecte
 d with other livelihood strategies. Taking the situative challenges that a
 rise in the everyday of artists as a starting point\, this talk reflects o
 n the efficacy of artists in Kisumu’s social space and on how we may har
 ness creativity from marginal locations. 
X-ALT-DESC:<p>If you would like to join the Zoom session\, please contact <
 a href="https://ethnologie.philhist.unibas.ch/de/aktuelles/veranstaltungen
 /details/">s.burri@unibas.ch</a>.</p>\n<p> </p>\n<p>Frederik Unseld is a P
 hD candidate at the Institute of Social Anthropology at University Basel. 
 In his research\, Frederik explores the claim of the supposedly inherent c
 reativity of city life in the Global South. His research approaches indivi
 dual artists with ethnographic research methods and describes their art as
  intimately connected with other livelihood strategies. Taking the situati
 ve challenges that arise in the everyday of artists as a starting point\, 
 this talk reflects on the efficacy of artists in Kisumu’s social space a
 nd on how we may harness creativity from marginal locations.&nbsp\;</p>
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