Daegu Catholic University Hosts Academic Conference on "Migration and Postcolonial Artistic Aspects"

A Platform for Presentations and Discussions by Domestic Culture and Arts Experts

Daegu Catholic University will hold an academic conference on the theme of "Artistic Aspects of Migration and Postcolonialism in the Post-Human Era" at the university's Career and Startup Center at 1 p.m. on the 26th.

Poster for the Conference on Migration and Decolonial Artistic Expressions.

This academic conference is jointly organized by the Multicultural Research Institute and the Institute of Humanities, and is part of a project supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea. Experts in the field of culture and arts in Korea will gather to present and discuss their research.

With the advent of a multicultural society encompassing migration and postcolonialism before and after the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a growing movement to re-examine the uniqueness and subjectivity of humans and nature, material and immaterial beings, from the perspective of artistic interaction.

This academic conference aims to provide an opportunity to analyze and discuss various artistic aspects of migration and postcolonialism in this context.

Kim Dongil, Director of the Multicultural Research Institute at Daegu Catholic University, and Kim Jiyeong, Director of the Institute of Humanities, said, "Through this domestic academic conference, we hope that the contact between cultures and arts in our society, where diverse cultures coexist, will contribute to the creation and transformation of new communities in the post-human era."

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