Dr Federica Mazzara

Dr Federica Mazzara

She has been working with NGOs and Charities including Migrant Voice, Art Refuge, Counterpoints Arts and Migration Collective.

Federica co-curated an exhibition on the subject of migrant death at sea, called "Sink Without Trace" which took place in June-July 2019 at the P21 Gallery in London. The exhibition focussed on art being made on the subject by artists who have experienced forced migration personally, shown alongside international artists.

Advocacy Roundtable with London based NGOs on Externalisation of Borders'

Exhibition and Other / 08 Nov 2023

Screening of Hostile documentary

Talk/presentation and Panel / 09 Sep 2022

In the Press
TRAPPED: Immobility in times of Migration

University of Westminster / 01 Mar 2023

Screening of Hostile documentary

University of Westminsgter / 09 Sep 2022

Advocacy Roundtable with London based NGOs on @Externalisation of Borders'

University of Westminster / 08 Sep 2022

MARKS: The scars and Trauma of Illegalised Migration

University of Westminster Festival of Difference / 25 Feb 2021

London exhibition displays migrant tragedies at sea

The Arab Weekly / 20 Jul 2019

Sink Without a Trace: 'Balancing politics and aesthetics'

MEMO: Middle East Monitor / 17 Jul 2019

'Sink Without Trace: Migrant Deaths in the Mediterranean'

Institute of Race Relations / 04 Jul 2019

'UK exhibit displays refugee artists' dangerous journey to Europe'

Al Jazeera / 14 Jun 2019

Dear Christoph Büchel, this is how you provide context

The Art Newspaper / 13 Jun 2019

‘We should be ashamed’: bearing witness to migrant deaths at sea

The Observer / 08 Jun 2019

Sink Without Trace

TRT World