Lectures, International Exchange, and Meet-Ups

Building transnational, long-term relationships is essential to deepening our understanding of (de)coloniality beyond our own contexts. International knowledge exchange plays a vital role in our practice, fostering new perspectives and ongoing development.

Jeremy Flohr and Suzanne Rastovac of Beyond Walls with the students and lecturers of Pattimura University, Ambon Maluku. Beyond Walls was invited to give an interactive lecture about their work practice and approach for more than 120 students of the Faculty of Law. We thank Mrs. Heillen Tita, Pa Dr. Stenly Peilow, Dr. Hendrik Salmon and Mrs. Dr. Revency Rugebregt for the invitation.

A selection of our lectures and international exchanges

Team Beyond Walls during their lecture performance REMEMBER THE SOIL on August 20, 2023, during the opening weeks of the SOILS project at the TarraWarra Museum of Art in Healesville, Australia. From left to right: Glenda Pattipeilohy, Jeremy Flohr, Armando Ello, and Suzanne Rastovac.

Meet-Ups

Exchange session SOILS organized by Beyond Walls in collaboration with Barkandji artist Zena Cumpston in her art gallery in Melbourne.

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