Dana Murtada
Where Do the Untold Stories Go
Where Do the Untold Stories Go reflects on how histories are held, scattered and lost when they are not formally written or institutionally preserved. Moving through the role cultural institutions can play, the gaps they produce, and the need to claim the everyday as archive, the work asks who keeps history when memory is fragmentary and connection uncertain. At its heart, the project is a search for what remains unrecorded and for the forms of belonging that survive beyond official narratives.
Video © Dana Murtada
Bio
Dana Murtada (b. 2000) is a Lebanese visual artist and researcher, born and raised in Kuwait. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Columbia University’s GSAPP, where her work focuses on spatial research and curatorial practice, with particular attention to Lebanese archives and their role in shaping collective memory.
Website danamurtada.com
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