Accompanying the roundtable was a performance story, titled ÌGBÀLÈ / Pasca Ruang / Post-Space, by Segun Adefila, founder of Crown Troupe of Africa, (Nigeria) in collaboration with Surabaya performance artists from Studio IMMATERIAL (Ryan Herdiansyah, Dimas Ijat, Rezza Lellyana, and Dwiputra Rizkyandhani), which you can watch below.
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This performance was the outcome of exchanges in Surabaya and inspiration from the various practices of youth across the global south narrated in the exhibition. The three events (Linger Longer, The Waiting Room, and Post-Space) were co-produced by scholars and practitioners across Asia, Africa and beyond. They demonstrate collaborative engagements in collecting and (re)narrating the young peoples’ stories; making the grounded knowledge accessible to a wider audience.

Roundtable Convenor(s), Roundtable Chair(s) 

• Ying Cheng (Peking University, China)
• Min Tang (Tongji University, China)
• Anuj Daga (University of Mumbai, India) 

Roundtable Participants:

• Aarti Kawlra (International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS), Netherlands)
• Qidi Feng – (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)
• Segun Adefila – (Crown Troupe of Africa, Nigeria) 
• Ryan Herdiansyah – (Studio IMMATERIAL, Indonesia)
• Frederico Ravioli – (ARCO Cooperative School, Brazil)
• Siqi Tu – (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Germany)
• Enrico Joaquin Lapuz – (International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS), Netherlands)

For more, check out the detailed exhibition breakdown and associated roundtable page on the Youth on the Move website.