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Nidah Mohammed

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she/her | 2nd Year PhD Student @asc.upenn.edu

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Media@Risk @ascmediarisk.org · 20/02/2025

At our exhibit opening last night, artists shared how they catalogue oppressions & dream up utopias in the most challenging times. Thank you @bhumikasaraswati.bsky.social, Shrujana Shridhar & Chelsey Luster for bringing your work to @asc.upenn.edu! @annenbergcargc.bsky.social @bzelizer.bsky.social

Artists Chelsey Luster and Bhumika Saraswati meet for the first time and embrace warmly in the exhibition space.

Artist Shrujana Shridhar stands in front of her work, smiling, wearing a white headband, gold jewelry and a black and white patterned top.

Artist Chelsey Luster stands at a podium, smiling confidently with her hand raised. Behind her is the Center for Media at Risk banner.

Two people stand with their back to the camera in front of a painting in the gallery space.

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Media@Risk @ascmediarisk.org · 18/02/2025

Don't miss our art exhibit opening tomorrow at 4.30pm! With artists Chelsey Luster, @bhumikasaraswati.bsky.social & Shrujana Shridhar @asc.upenn.edu @annenbergcargc.bsky.social @bzelizer.bsky.social Register here: bit.ly/4aEzGnU Image credit: "Dalit Panthers" by Shrujana Shridhar

Powerful artwork representing independent media and the Dalit Panthers movement.

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Media@Risk @ascmediarisk.org · 18/02/2025

We are excited for Asian Arts Initiative's upcoming exhibition: "Crescendo: How Art Makes Movements" Check it out their opening reception here: bit.ly/4b6ZlGf

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Media@Risk @ascmediarisk.org · 05/02/2025

Our art exhibit opens in 2 weeks! Join the reception & discussion with artists Chelsey Luster, @bhumikasaraswati.bsky.social & Shrujana Shridhar @asc.upenn.edu @annenbergcargc.bsky.social @bzelizer.bsky.social @h-tejas.bsky.social @nidahm.bsky.social Register here: bit.ly/4aEzGnU

A promotional flyer for 'Navigating Precarity: Artists on Gender, Race, and Caste,' an art exhibit, reception, and panel discussion. The background features a close-up photograph of hexagonal metal bolts with varying levels of rust and wear. The event details are displayed in bold navy blue text over a semi-transparent white overlay: 'Wednesday, February 19th, ASC Room 500, 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM.' Logos of supporting organizations, including the Center for Media @ Risk, the Center for the Advanced Study of India (CASI), the Department of South Asia Studies, and the Center for Advanced Research in Global Communication (CARGC), are positioned at the bottom of the flyer

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Media@Risk @ascmediarisk.org · 18/12/2024

How do artists in Philadelphia navigate institutional precarity? Read our new report, "Art in the Margins" by Nidah Mohammed bit.ly/3DwGIyw @asc.upenn.edu

An artist wearing a black outfit with lace sleeves and intricate jewelry stands in front of two brightly colored art pieces, with orange and yellow flowers arranged along the top of the wall behind them.

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