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Safika ‘We Arrived’: Music, Migration, and Memory

Safika ‘We Arrived’: Music, Migration, and Memory

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Zoomed out image of museum hall, with quartet playing classical instruments in the centre.

Brunette, female musician, sat down, wearing black top with white pattern, playing violin.

Brunette, female musician, sat down, wearing burgundy top, playing cello. Blurred male musician in the front.

Brunette, male musician, sat down, wearing black top with white polka dots, playing violin.

Image from Pitt Rivers museum hall of a female speaker, stood in front of a quartet, who are sat down in the background, with their classical instruments.

Two female musicians, playing violin and cello, captured in sat down position.

Female speaker, wearing a black and white stripy outfit, captured waste up whilst performing, on a wall and door background.

Zoomed out image of a museum hall, with a quartet playing classical instruments in the centre.

Quartet of musicians, plying classical instruments, captured in sit down position whilst performing, on a wall and door background.

Image of a panel interview, including Zoom call speaker, with life audience and based at a museum hall.

Birdseye view of a panel interview, including Zoom call speaker, with life audience and based at a museum hall, surrounded by objects displayed by the museum. .

An image of a female panellist, smiling, with short black hair, sat down, wearing black and white stripy outfit.

Image of a panel interview, including Zoom call speaker, with life audience and based at a museum hall. Three panellists and Zoom call speaker, are all seen facing the camera and life audience from the back.

Zoomed out capture of a panel interview, including Zoom call speaker, with life audience (captured from behind) and based at a museum hall.

Two female panellists, captured whilst sat down, with blurred museum objects in the background. Both females are brunette, one with curled pony tail and smiling, one with short hair and wearing white face mask.

An image of all panellists and quartet, posing together standing up right, smiling and standing up, with museum objects in the background.

A gallery of photos taken at the Pitt Rivers Museum on Thursday 5 May 2022. The evening featured a performance by Humanities Cultural Programme Visiting Fellows – Castle of Our Skins - and Dr Samantha Ege chaired a panel discussion and Q&A focusing on music, migration, and cultural memory relating to people of African descent across the continent and diaspora.

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