Response by FA and Forensis to Tageszeitung article
13 Mar 2024
Ovaherero Traditional Authority (OTA) and the Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) statement of solidarity with Palestinians and those working in their defence in Germany
16 Jan 2024
First Solo Exhibition from the Al-Haq Forensic Architecture Investigation Unit Opens at UCSC
12 Jan 2024
Eyal Weizman at the Berlin Biennale
23 Jun 2022
Forensic Architecture stands with Palestine (Whitworth exhibition statement)
17 Aug 2021
Statement on the IOPC’s refusal to re-open the IPCC investigation into the killing of Mark Duggan
01 Jun 2021
Introduction to EW Hrant Dink Memorial Lecture by Eyal Weizman, Boğaziçi University
10 Feb 2021
An update on the case of Tahir Elçi’s killing
21 Oct 2020
Relaunching our newsletter
18 May 2020
A Note on the Covid-19 Pandemic
15 May 2020
For Michael Sorkin
29 Mar 2020
Joint statement on the ongoing violence at the Greece-Turkey border
05 Mar 2020
A statement of solidarity with the UCU strike action
20 Feb 2020
"Homeland Security algorithm” prevents me from joining you today: A statement from Eyal Weizman
20 Feb 2020
Douma and the OPCW leaks
07 Feb 2020
A statement regarding our exhibition in the Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center, Ramallah
31 Dec 2019
A statement on the fifth anniversary of the enforced disappearances in Ayotzinapa
26 Sep 2019
Statement from Forensic Architecture and Praxis Films concerning the 2019 Whitney Biennial
23 Jul 2019
Eyal Weizman elected Fellow of the British Academy
19 Jul 2019
MatchKing: Warren B. Kanders, Sierra Bullets, and the Israel Defense Forces
14 May 2019
TRIPLE-CHASER: Forensic Architecture and Praxis Films at the 2019 Whitney Biennial
13 May 2019
Announcing Mtriage
29 Apr 2019
Statement from Forensic Architecture on the arrest of Julian Assange
16 Apr 2019
Forensic Architecture will exhibit at the Whitney Biennial 2019
27 Feb 2019
New: Current Vacancies Page
16 Oct 2018
Press coverage of Turner Prize 2018 announcement
27 Apr 2018
Forensic Architecture is nominated for the 2018 Turner Prize
26 Apr 2018
Forensic Architecture wins 2018 Princess Margriet Award for Culture
24 Apr 2018
New project launched on the Grenfell Tower fire
21 Mar 2018
Forensic Architecture a Finalist for the Vera List Center Prize for Art and Politics 2016-2018
31 Oct 2017
Our Response to the Hessen Parliamentary Inquiry
19 Sep 2017
Gallery: Forensic Architecture exhibition opening at The MUAC
12 Sep 2017
Ayotzinapa Case Launch
06 Sep 2017
FA Summer 2017 Newsletter
11 Aug 2017
Eyal Weizman to deliver 18th Neelan Tiruchelvam Memorial Lecture
17 Jul 2017
New preface to "Hollow Land" marks 50th anniversary of occupation
17 Jul 2017
New Exhibition Catalogue from Forensic Architecture
10 Jul 2017
Forensic Architecture selected as a Finalist for the INDEX: Award 2017
19 Jun 2017
Forensic Architecture accepts Peabody-Facebook Award at ceremony in New York City
30 May 2017
Listen Now: Eyal Weizman interviewed for The Funambulist
17 May 2017
Kassel_6.April.2006: German Press Coverage
04 May 2017
Forensic Architecture featured in Architect Magazine
02 May 2017
Saydnaya wins Peabody-Facebook Futures of Media Award for Interactive Documentary
02 May 2017
Saydnaya Wins Digital Dozen 2016 Award for Breakthroughs in Storytelling
12 Apr 2017
Forensic Architecture Featured in Wired Magazine
02 Jan 2016
Forensic Architecture in Mondoweiss
16 Mar 2015
James Burton reviews 'Forensis'
04 Mar 2015
Battir Wins Case Against the Wall
04 Mar 2015
Alberto Toscano Reviews 'Least of All Possible Evils'
04 Mar 2015
'Forensis' Reviewed in Artforum
04 Mar 2015
'Forensis' Reviewed in Radical Philosophy
02 Mar 2015
Forensic Architecture in the New York Times
10 Dec 2014
"Where the Drones Strike" wins Bronze Lovie Award
14 Oct 2014
Liquid Traces: The Left-to-Die Boat Case
22 Sep 2014
Forensic Architecture in the New Statesman
16 Sep 2014
The Architecture of Violence
05 Sep 2014
Forensic Aesthetics Masters Series
13 Jun 2014
Law on Trial - Panel Discussion on "Forensic Futures"
13 Jun 2014
"Timely Measures" - Symposium at SOAS, University of London
13 Jun 2014
Forensic Aesthetics Exhibited in Krakow
27 May 2014
New Research on Drone Targets in Pakistan
27 May 2014
"Constructions of Truth In A Drone Age": Forensis/HKW reviewed in Rhizome
01 Apr 2014
Forensis and HKW Press Coverage
24 Mar 2014
The Architecture of Public Truth – Conference at HKW
11 Mar 2014
UN SRCT final drone strikes report and platform released
11 Mar 2014
FORENSIS exhibition opening at HKW Berlin
10 Mar 2014
FA / SITU investigation into drone strikes informs report presented at UN
25 Oct 2013
Modelling Kivalina nominated for Human Rights Tulip Award
11 Oct 2013
Documentrary on Omarska
17 Aug 2013
Forensic Oceanography: Addendum to the Report on the Left-to-Die Boat
18 Jun 2013
Burden of Proof - On Contemporary Art and Responsibility
25 Mar 2013
UN SRCT Launches Drones Investigation
24 Jan 2013
10th Human Rights Festival - Interview with Thomas Keenan
14 Dec 2012
London Review of Books: Eyal Weizman's "Short Cuts"
24 Nov 2012
The Left-To-Die Boat - BBC Documentary
29 Oct 2012
The Last Pictures - Talk by Trevor Paglen
25 Oct 2012
Reading Images 01: Socialist Architecture
16 Oct 2012
Book Review by Joshua Simon: "A Culture of Things" in Domus
10 Oct 2012
Architecture as Political Intervention: Interview with Eyal Weizman
21 Sep 2012
Coverage: Geographical Imaginations
08 Aug 2012
Omarska Concentration Camp
06 Aug 2012
MARA at dOCUMENTA (13)
31 Jul 2012
Bruno Latour at the Centre for Research Architecture
25 Jul 2012
Memorial in Exile - Press Responses
20 Jul 2012
Syria: Torture Centres Revealed
03 Jul 2012
WatchTheMed Platform
02 Jul 2012
openDemocracy: "A memorial in exile in London’s Olympics: orbits of responsibility"
02 Jul 2012
A Memorial in Exile - Press Conference
20 Jun 2012
Forensic Oceanography Report - Press Responses
01 May 2012
Forensic Oceanography Report Released
11 Apr 2012
"Mengele's Skull" in Longform's guide to war criminal stories
21 Jan 2012
Forensic Oceanography report published in The Guardian
11 Apr 2011
The Left-To-Die Boat - BBC Documentary
29 Oct 2012
In March of 2011, 72 African migrants were forced onto an inflatable boat by Libyan soldiers in Tripoli. They were desperate to escape the fighting in Libya and hoping for a new life in Europe. Their boat headed for the small Italian island of Lampedusa, only 18 hours away across the Mediterranean.
There was a Nato naval blockade of Libya at the time and the area was full of military ships and aircraft. Yet, despite a number of sightings, the boat was never rescued.
Fifteen days later it washed up back on Libya’s coast with only 11 survivors on board – two more died soon after.
In this documentary the survivors tell their story to producer Sharon Davis and she investigates how it was that these people were left to die in a boat in one of the most heavily-monitored seas on earth.
Contributors and credits
Tineke Strik – Dutch Parliamentarian. Rapporteur, Committee on Migration, Refugees and Displaced Persons, Council of Europe and author of report investigating the tragedy of the Left To Die Boat.
Lorenzo Pezzani – Human rights investigator, forensic architect, and PhD student – Goldsmiths, University of London. Co-researcher on the Left-To-Die Boat report for the European Research Council project “Forensic Architecture”.
Father Mussie Zerai – Eritrean Catholic priest based in Rome, Italy and Zurich, Switzerland. Founder and co-ordinator of Eritrean humanitarian refugee organisation, Agenzia Habeshia.
Ghirma Halefom – Boat survivor, Eritrean
Abu Kurke Kebato – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Elias Kadi – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Mohamad Ibrahim – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Kebede Dadhi – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Producers – Sharon Davis and Geoff Parish
Sound Engineer – Steven Tilley
Actors – Thuso Lekwape and Fayssal Bazzi
The Left-To-Die Boat - BBC Documentary
29 Oct 2012
In March of 2011, 72 African migrants were forced onto an inflatable boat by Libyan soldiers in Tripoli. They were desperate to escape the fighting in Libya and hoping for a new life in Europe. Their boat headed for the small Italian island of Lampedusa, only 18 hours away across the Mediterranean.
There was a Nato naval blockade of Libya at the time and the area was full of military ships and aircraft. Yet, despite a number of sightings, the boat was never rescued.
Fifteen days later it washed up back on Libya’s coast with only 11 survivors on board – two more died soon after.
In this documentary the survivors tell their story to producer Sharon Davis and she investigates how it was that these people were left to die in a boat in one of the most heavily-monitored seas on earth.
Contributors and credits
Tineke Strik – Dutch Parliamentarian. Rapporteur, Committee on Migration, Refugees and Displaced Persons, Council of Europe and author of report investigating the tragedy of the Left To Die Boat.
Lorenzo Pezzani – Human rights investigator, forensic architect, and PhD student – Goldsmiths, University of London. Co-researcher on the Left-To-Die Boat report for the European Research Council project “Forensic Architecture”.
Father Mussie Zerai – Eritrean Catholic priest based in Rome, Italy and Zurich, Switzerland. Founder and co-ordinator of Eritrean humanitarian refugee organisation, Agenzia Habeshia.
Ghirma Halefom – Boat survivor, Eritrean
Abu Kurke Kebato – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Elias Kadi – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Mohamad Ibrahim – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Kebede Dadhi – Boat survivor, Ethiopian
Producers – Sharon Davis and Geoff Parish
Sound Engineer – Steven Tilley
Actors – Thuso Lekwape and Fayssal Bazzi