The Heartland podcast primarily features live conversations from the festival’s talks program and is an initiative created to focus on the future that we already live in. Heartland’s ambition is to engage its guests in the world by creating a contemporary cultural platform where people can gain new perspectives on the transformation and development of our world.
Heartland’s talks program has established itself as one of the most esteemed stages for live conversations in Northern Europe and has hosted some of the world’s greatest minds and artists since its start in 2016. Among others, Sir Salman Rushdie, Angela Davis, Marina Abramović, Brian Eno, Margaret Atwood, Slavoj Žižek, Werner Herzog, PJ Harvey, Michael Stipe, Tracey Emin, Jonathan Franzen, Vivienne Westwood, Judith Butler, Douglas Coupland, David Shrigley, Kim Gordon, Joshua Oppenheimer, Bjarke Ingels, and Olafur Eliasson have been a part of the talks program.
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The Heartland podcast primarily features live conversations from the festival’s talks program and is an initiative created to focus on the future that we already live in. Heartland’s ambition is to engage its guests in the world by creating a contemporary cultural platform where people can gain new perspectives on the transformation and development of our world.
Heartland’s talks program has established itself as one of the most esteemed stages for live conversations in Northern Europe and has hosted some of the world’s greatest minds and artists since its start in 2016. Among others, Sir Salman Rushdie, Angela Davis, Marina Abramović, Brian Eno, Margaret Atwood, Slavoj Žižek, Werner Herzog, PJ Harvey, Michael Stipe, Tracey Emin, Jonathan Franzen, Vivienne Westwood, Judith Butler, Douglas Coupland, David Shrigley, Kim Gordon, Joshua Oppenheimer, Bjarke Ingels, and Olafur Eliasson have been a part of the talks program.
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Hvordan påvirker migration, kolonialisme og tabet af hjemstavn litteraturen - og ikke mindst livet mellem kulturer? På Heartland 2025 mødes Nobelprisvinder Abdulrazak Gurnah i en samtale om de historier, der har formet hans forfatterskab og hans liv.
Født på Zanzibar og flygtet til Storbritannien som 18-årig, har Gurnah med sine romaner skab en unik indsigt i livet som flygtning mellem kontinenter, i kolonialismens arv og de menneskelige konsekvenser heraf. I samtalen dykker han ned i temaer som migration, tilhørsforhold, identitet og de komplekse fortællinger, der væver sig gennem hans værker.
Abdulrazak Gurnah (f. 1948) modtog i 2021 Nobelprisen i litteratur for sin poetiske og politiske prosa, der afdækker kolonialismens dybe spor og giver et sjældent indblik i menneskers liv mellem kulturer. Hans hovedværker inkluderer Paradis (1994) og Ved Havet (2021), som begge blev nomineret til The Booker Prize. Med afsæt i sin kommende roman Tyveri undersøger Gurnah litteraturens kraft til at fortælle om tab, migration og identitet.
Samtalen modereres af Klaus Rothstein, journalist ved Weekendavisen, og præsenteres i samarbejde med L’OR.
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