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Conversation between Shuruq Harb and Mihkkal Hætta

Østre Skostredet 3 23.11.2025 17.00

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Conversation between Shuruq Harb, who will join the discussion digitally, and Mihkkal Hætta

Conversation
Sunday
23 November 17:00
Østre
Østre Skostredet 3
Free and open to all, no sign up necessary.

SHURUQ HARB

Shuruq Harb is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, filmmaker, and writer based in Ramallah, Palestine. On the occasion of the Busan Biennale (2024), she presented the first iteration of Off You Shore Paper Trail, a collaborative film project with Federica Bueti which looks at modern maritime histories, piracy, and mobility in the Mediterranean Sea. Harb’s latest essay, “An Hour Ahead and One Day Behind”, was published in kyklàda.press’s latest edition entitled Machine Paralysis, 2025. She is a contributing faculty to PRAXIS: fluent’s Study Programme 2025. Her exhibition “Interrupted Futures (2026)” opens at Kunstnernes Hus in Oslo in 2026.

Mihkkal Hætta

Mihkkal Hætta is a 25-year-old Sámi filmmaker from Guovdageaidnu in Finnmárku county, Northern Norway. Hætta aims to introduce a completely new genre to the ever-growing selection of Sámi films. He has ambitious goals; he wants to bring the Sámi storytelling tradition to the screen and capture audiences’ hearts through Sámi arthouse films.

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BEK symposium
The Only Lasting Truth is Change: Voice, Seed, Brutality
21–23 November
Bergen, Norway

Images: 1) Graphic design: Papa Kofi Yirrah 2) Mihkkal Hætta 3) Shuruq Harb Photo: BEK