Home Truths: Home on the Move
Home is often considered to be a fixed place. It is associated with security and belonging. But this sense of home can also cause us to turn inwards and shore up the walls, guarding against visions of threatening outsiders and worldly tumult. How might we imagine home otherwise?
From homeless migrants around Paris' Gare de Nord to the diverse streets of Kilburn in London, Dr Johannes Lenhard and Dr Farhan Samanani explore how people have been able to imagine home as a zone of connection and change. They trace the tools people have forged to find ways of becoming familiar with the unfamiliar.
Our Home Truths series will bring the two authors together to discuss their respective monographs How to Live with Each Other and Making Better Lives, sharing insight into their research and what it means to make Home.
The event will be in conversation with Gaynor Tutani, Creative Programming Officer at Museum of the Home.
The evening is an extended book launch with limited free and signed copies of the authors' works available.
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Home is often considered to be a fixed place. It is associated with security and belonging. But this sense of home can also cause us to turn inwards and shore up the walls, guarding against visions of threatening outsiders and worldly tumult. How might we imagine home otherwise?
From homeless migrants around Paris' Gare de Nord to the diverse streets of Kilburn in London, Dr Johannes Lenhard and Dr Farhan Samanani explore how people have been able to imagine home as a zone of connection and change. They trace the tools people have forged to find ways of becoming familiar with the unfamiliar.
Our Home Truths series will bring the two authors together to discuss their respective monographs How to Live with Each Other and Making Better Lives, sharing insight into their research and what it means to make Home.
The event will be in conversation with Gaynor Tutani, Creative Programming Officer at Museum of the Home.
The evening is an extended book launch with limited free and signed copies of the authors' works available.
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