Images of migration are enacted and develop their own narrative dynamics which can effect feelings of tolerance, solidarity, and social cohesion, or conversely, of stereotyping and exclusion. The exhibition Over/Looked. Visual Regimes of (Forced) Migration traced avenues of production, storage, circulation, and agency of certain images in order to challenge prevalent perceptions of migration. This volume shows a selection of the exhibited images and brings together the accompanying texts.

The book is accessible here.