March 26, 2023. Red Line Service, a Chicago arts organization led by people with a lived experience of homelessness. redlineservice.org
Talk delivered as a part of the Red Line Service’s Art Histories Series.
Afterlives of Socialist Realist Monuments in Postcommunist Poland
Nov 16, 2021. Bruges Triennial 2021: TraumA
Talk delivered as a part of the series “On the Afterlife of Monuments” organized by the Bruges Triennial of Contemporary Art and Architecture. The event was inspired by the project “Who is Afraid of Natasha?” by Joanna Malinowska and C.T. Jasper presented at the triennial. (Event on the organizer’s website here.)
Shared Polish-Haitian History: Cazale and Beyond
October 18, 2019. Polish Museum of America, Chicago
Lecture delivered at the event “Cazale: The Story of the Haitian-Polish Community in Haiti,” co-organized by the Chicago Cultural Alliance, the Haitian American Museum of Chicago, and Polish Museum of America. This event was a part of the intercultural festival of art and ideas Inherit Chicago 2019.
Image: January Suchodolski, Battle at San Domingue, 1848.
ELIA 8th Leadership Symposium
Nov 30-Dec 1, 2017, Poznań University of the Arts
Keynote speaker at European League of Institutes of the Arts 8th Leadership Symposium Heritage / Transition / Values.
“Reflections on Research-based Curating.” CMU School of Art Lecture Series
Mar 1, 2016, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh
How a Museum Writes Histories
Dec 10, 2015. The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Public lecture, together with Zanna Gilbert, accompanying the exhibition “Transmissions: Art in Eastern Europe and Latin America, 1960-1980.”
Event on MoMA’s website here.
Magdalena Moskalewicz 