I'm an artist, researcher, and migrant.
I navigate spaces between performance, participation and migrant rights, and explore migrancy as a method and a practice. I make pieces for galleries and museums, public and community spaces, digital and printed pages; I probe existing art infrastructures and imagine new ways of organising (around) art; I invite audiences - especially migrant ones - to partake in my work. Taking different forms, shapes, and sizes, my practice is an ongoing experiment in articulating and making (cultural) institutions led by migrant knowledge.
I think/write/perform about borders and internationalism as part of Critical Interruptions. I am a post-doctoral researcher at the Institute of Art, Design and Technology in Dublin.
My work has appeared internationally; venues and collaborators include Tate Modern (London), Center for Art on Migration Politics (Copenhagen) and Performing Arts Hub (Norway).
Recent:
Just Gibanica: notes from and about a week in the life of a migrant artist, employed to make and serve food during a biennial. A speculative piece for Mirror Lamp Press 11: Bottom of the Pot
Deets:
bojanna.jankovic [at] gmail [dot] com
