From Tijuana to Gaza to Bosnia: Rethinking Borders in a 21st Century World @ALOUDla
From Tijuana to Gaza to Bosnia: Rethinking Borders in a 21st Century World  @ALOUDla
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
With Krzysztof Czyźewski, Dorit Cypis, Marcos Ramírez ERRE, Josh Kun, Rubén Martínez, and Ofelia Zepeda

Artists, scholars, and cultural activists from Europe, Mexico, and the United States convene in Los Angeles—home to migrants, refugees, and exiles from all over the world—to share their respective experiences with and approaches to border issues. In an age of increased border militarization, how might we redefine borderlands as zones of mutual intermingling, co-existence, and dialogue?
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From Tijuana to Gaza to Bosnia: Rethinking Borders in a 21st Century World

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