The Art of Memory After Genocide: Reimagining the Images of the Places of Pain and (Be)longing

This chapter is based on the co-authors' research project on the memories of war, genocide and displacement, and the resulting multi-media exhibition 'Places of Pain: Recognising the Pain of Others' that was shown in Sarajevo, Melbourne, Brisbane, Vienna, and St. Louis in 2016-2017. By discussing a creative fusion of documentary and imaginary representations of social, spatial, and affective memory landscapes in conflict and post-conflict contexts in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the chapter considers how art exhibitions can be understood and utilised as both a research method and a collaborative research outcome in memory studies projects.