Table ronde autour du thème « Tissage, tradition et émancipation dans le travail de Madame Zo » du 28 avril.

Intervenants : Hemerson Andrianetrazafy (artiste et historien de l'art), Joël Andrianomearisoa (artiste) et Sarah Fee (PhD, Conservatrice principale, Cultures du monde, textiles et costume au Musée Royal de l’Ontario, enseignant-chercheur spécialisée dans l’histoire et la tradition textile de Madagascar) 
Modération : Hobisoa Raininoro (Responsable de la Programmation de la Fondation H et co-commissaire du public programme).

Table ronde du 28 Avril - "Tissage, tradition et émancipation dans le travail de Madame Zo"

INTRODUCTION I CH

CHEN JIALU & SELF-COMB SISTERS, Gupouk, 2020–aujourd’hui I CH

MERCEDES AZPILICUETA, Potatoes, Riots, and Other Imaginaries, 2021 I CH

XYZA CRUZ BACANI, 9 tirages de la série We Are Like Air, 2013–2018 I CH

HU YINPING, CV, 2025 I CH

GAËLLE CHOISNE, Entre chien et loup, 2015 I CH

Recorded during the launch of the catalogue of the exhibition 'Safiotra' [Hybridités / Hybridities] by Yinka Shonibare, this conversation brings together the artist, Gus Casely-Hayford (Director, V&A East, London, who wrote an essay entitled 'Yinka Shonibare: Cartographer of our time') and Margaux Huille (Director, Fondation H, Antananarivo).

📍 Recorded at 1-54 London, on Thursday 16 October 2025.

Catalogue Launch — Yinka Shonibare in Conversation with Gus Casely-Hayford & Margaux Huille | Fondation H at 1-54 London

Missing Threads: disentangling the colonial 'fabric' brings together artist Erika Tan and researcher Aurélie Petiot, moderated by Nina Volz, Head of International Development at AWARE.

This conversation considers what is absent from dominant narratives, and the research and artistic methods used to reconstitute or reimagine these gaps.

Connected with AWARE’s research programme 'The Flow of History. Southeast Asian Women Artists' and KADIST’s 'Threads of Kinship' exhibition, it also critically examines the “present part of the loom,” circulated within a colonial context.

Table ronde du 28 Avril - "Tissage, tradition et émancipation dans le travail de Madame Zo"

Fondation H

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