Aliyah Hasinah(b.1996, Reading, Berkshire. Lives and works in Birmingham) Aliyah Hasinah is a curator, writer, producer and aspiring historian/filmmaker. Her most recent projects include ‘The Past Is Now’ exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Apples and Snakes Poetic Theatre Makers Programme, SBTV Custard Factory Pop up, TEDxBrum 2017 and more. Aliyah is part of art against the grain collective and Birmingham podcast ‘Who Got the Juice?’. Aliyah focuses her work on decolonial thought in practice and developing decolonial curatorial practice. She has worked with the V&A, Southbank Centre, Saqi Books, The Midlands Art Centre, Eventbrite, Birmingham Hippodrome, BMAG, BBC, Channel 4 Random Acts amongst others. Aliyah is currently Midlands Producer for Apples and Snakes.
Aliyah Hasinah, Gavin Wade, James Langdon, Jasleen Kaur, Liam Gillick, Nicolas Deshayes, Richard Woods, Studio Morison, Vanessa Boni
“Housing Manual: Eastside Projects User’s Manual Draft #7.3”
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Aliyah Hasinah, Amaal Said, Kelly Large, Mark Essen
“From the Artists Mouth III, The History of the Wall & The People’s Guide to Charisma”
Aliyah Hasinah, Amaal Said, Ana Kazaroff, Jenny Holzer, Kelly Large, Libita Clayton, Mark Essen, Ruth Ewan, Teresa Cisneros
“This is the Gallery and the Gallery is Many Things X: Launch Event 3”
Aliyah Hasinah
“Black in the Day: Scanning Social”
Aliyah Hasinah
“Decolonising the Curatorial”
Alice Channer, Aliyah Hasinah, Amaal Said, Amy Pettifer & Jennifer Boyd (SHELL LIKE), Ana Kazaroff, Andrea Luka Zimmerman, Etel Adnan, Grace Ndiritu, Jasleen Kaur, Jennifer Tee, Jenny Holzer, Kelly Large, Lady Skollie, Libita Clayton, Melissa Gordon, Ruth Ewan, Samara Scott, Sarah Farmer, Tabita Rezaire, Teresa Cisneros
“This is the Gallery and the Gallery is Many Things X”
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