Sara-Duana Meyer
Sara-Duana Meyer is a curator, writer, literary scholar and
cultural producer currently based between Munich, Germany
and Cairo, Egypt.
She has taught literature, cultural theory and visual studies
at several universities in Germany and India, and has been
conducting workshops on various topics. Sara-Duana has
worked for and with several cultural institutions and festivals
in Europe and the MENA region, most recently a theater festival
in Kurdistan/Iraq. Among others she conceived and curated an
interdisciplinary festival on freedom of expression in Munich
and Cairo in 2011. She is intrigued by interdisciplinary
approaches and fascinated by the oscillation of the inbetween.
More specifically her work and research interests include art of
resistance and art in public space, urbanism and urban culture,
global city literature, postcolonialism, gender studies and visual
culture. She is a member of the Arts Rights Justice network and
Artistic Director of Spring Lessons, an initiative for socio-cultural
projects and platform for artistic research which she co-founded
in 2011.
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