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Justine Youssef – Somewhat Eternal Photography Through photographing her daughter/muse

Justine Youssef – Somewhat Eternal Photography Through photographing her daughter/museSomewhat Eternal explores the interconnected impacts of displacement and finds hope in acts of ritual and preservation. The publication expands on Youssefs investigations into relationships to land, dispossession, and enduring beliefs. Three commissioned texts reflect on the solidarities and postcolonial discourse Youssefs practice engages with. Latoya Rulea Wiradjuri Te tiawa, takatpu queer writer, poet, and campaignerwrites of solidarity between

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Through photographing her daughter/muse

this meticulously illustrated book offers a comprehensive portrayal of the exhibition

and Christine Willcocks

It offers a thorough account of Lasica’s performance history

Justine Youssef – Somewhat Eternal Photography Through photographing her daughter/museSomewhat Eternal explores the interconnected impacts of displacement and finds hope in acts of ritual and preservation. The publication expands on Youssefs investigations into relationships to land, dispossession, and enduring beliefs. Three commissioned texts reflect on the solidarities and postcolonial discourse Youssefs practice engages with. Latoya Rulea Wiradjuri Te tiawa, takatpu queer writer, poet, and campaignerwrites of solidarity between

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