Session 1: The Politics of Vision: Justice and Reparation 

Visual Justice and the Haunting of Past, Present, and Future, 

Christopher Nixon (Rhein-Main University of Applied Sciences, Germany)

Lebanese Martyrs as Specters, 

Agnes Rameder (Hamburger Bahnhof, Germany)

Postcolonial Hauntologies: Lumumba’s Specters in Cinema, 

Matthias de Groof (University of Antwerp, University of Amsterdam, BE/ NL)

Ancestral Heritage and Reparative Art in Estefanía García Pineda's Tierra, Conejos y Orígenes, Maria Suarez Caicedo (University of Amsterdam, NL)

Session 2: Sensing Otherwise: Decolonial Aesthetics beyond Vision

Your Ears Later will Know to Listen, 

Andrea Zarza Canova (University of Nottingham and Nottingham Contemporary, UK)

The Notion of Sensing in Contemporary Art, 

Deiara Kouto (KNUST University and Leuphana University, Ghana / Germany).

Beyond Vision: Reframing Haptic as Decolonial Curatorial Strategy in South Asian Colonial Photography Archives

Tony P. Jacob, artist (India) -- online

Water is Coming: Hauntings of Colonialism and Environmental Catastrophe, 

Caroline Spitzner (Radboud University, NL)

Moderator: Fabienne Rachmadiev

Session 3: Film Screenings

All the Dreams We Dream (21 min)

Animation film by Assel Kadyrkhanova (University of Amsterdam, NL /Kazakhstan)

The City Outside Yourself (21 min) 

Film by Caroline Deodat (artist, filmmaker FR/MR/BE) 

Joint presentation by Caroline Deodat and Steyn Bergs (Utrecht University, NL)

Moderator: Florian Göttke