Dr. Gil Mualem-Doron (1970) is an Arab-Jewish artist, born and based in the UK. Mualem-Doron’s work is research-based, often collaborative and focuses on issues such as identity politics, nationalism, placemaking and histories of place, social justice, and transcultural aesthetics. His work has been exhibited in places such as the Turner Contemporary, Tate Modern, the South Bank Centre, People’s History Museum (Manchester), the Jewish Museum (London), and Haifa Museum of Art. His work is in several private collections and he has won commissions from organisations such as Counterpoints Arts, Brighton Pride, the Mayor of London and Ben & Jerry’s.

Escaping police, getting death threats, being sacked from the university, having disabilities and being proud BAME and still successfully living from his artwork. The multidisciplinary, socially & politically engaged artist Dr. Gil Mualem-Doron will give a talk about all of these and the most radical exhibition space in Brighton – SEAS -(Socially Engaged Arts Space), which celebrate its 3rd year this month.

There may be some strong language, explicit art and brief nudity in the content presented, which is available for preview here:

 www.gildoron.co.uk  www.crythebelovedcountry.com www.seasbrighton.com