No Play - Feminist Trainingcamp
21 May - 24 Jun 2016
NO PLAY - FEMINIST TRAININGCAMP
21 May - 24 June 2016
Participants
Wassan Ali, Dominika Trapp & Virág Bogyó, Anna Bromley, Cinenova Feminist Film and Video Distributor / Karolin Meunier & Sandra Schäfer, Kajsa Dahlberg, Athena Farrokhzad, Feministische Gesundheitsrecherchegruppe Berlin, Naomi Rincón Gallardo, Annie Goh, Minna Henriksson, Las Hipókritas, Andrea Zarza & Miranda Iossifidis, Karolina Kucia, Sabrina Saase & Lanca, Peer Projekt / Hydra, Iris Rajanayagam, Noha Ramadan, reboot.fm / Diana McCarty, Feminist Repair Café / Elisa Garrote Gasch, Karolin Meunier & Sandra Schäfer, Bini Adamczak & Konstanze Schmitt, International Women's Space, Nora Sternfeld, Lowkick Tag Team, MC Xuparina, COOL FOR YOU, Julia Bonn & Alice Münch & Inga Zimprich
Project group
Freja Bäckman, Enna Gerin, Merja Hannikainen, Annika Högner, Vappu Jalonen, Clara López Menéndez
Wake up! This is station 2016 on your dial. If you can’t find it then you’re in trouble, sister.
– Born in Flames, 1983
A message from the future is warning us that time is running out.
In the past years Europe’s colonial continuities and deeply rooted fascist practices have come to the fore in ever more frightening ways. Resistance is now crucial. We urgently need to revive old and develop new feminist and anti-fascist strategies of resistance and survival.
What training do we need?
No play proposes a structure, a temporal, spatial and social architecture that turns the exhibition space of nGbK into a resource, a site of activity and exchange in the shape of a Feminist Training Camp.
The Training Camp stems from a queer understanding of feminism with a strong emphasis on grassroots models of collective organization, knowledges based in lived experience and the handling of daily oppressions. A space for disagreement and negotiation that can create a situated public considered political. For this, an intersectional understanding of how categories such as gender, race, class, ability, and sexual orientation are intertwined in oppressive power structures is necessary.
The nGbK will issue the publication “No play” [ISBN: 978-3-938515-63-1], a poetic-political manual compiling the strategies, discussions and experiences of the project.
21 May - 24 June 2016
Participants
Wassan Ali, Dominika Trapp & Virág Bogyó, Anna Bromley, Cinenova Feminist Film and Video Distributor / Karolin Meunier & Sandra Schäfer, Kajsa Dahlberg, Athena Farrokhzad, Feministische Gesundheitsrecherchegruppe Berlin, Naomi Rincón Gallardo, Annie Goh, Minna Henriksson, Las Hipókritas, Andrea Zarza & Miranda Iossifidis, Karolina Kucia, Sabrina Saase & Lanca, Peer Projekt / Hydra, Iris Rajanayagam, Noha Ramadan, reboot.fm / Diana McCarty, Feminist Repair Café / Elisa Garrote Gasch, Karolin Meunier & Sandra Schäfer, Bini Adamczak & Konstanze Schmitt, International Women's Space, Nora Sternfeld, Lowkick Tag Team, MC Xuparina, COOL FOR YOU, Julia Bonn & Alice Münch & Inga Zimprich
Project group
Freja Bäckman, Enna Gerin, Merja Hannikainen, Annika Högner, Vappu Jalonen, Clara López Menéndez
Wake up! This is station 2016 on your dial. If you can’t find it then you’re in trouble, sister.
– Born in Flames, 1983
A message from the future is warning us that time is running out.
In the past years Europe’s colonial continuities and deeply rooted fascist practices have come to the fore in ever more frightening ways. Resistance is now crucial. We urgently need to revive old and develop new feminist and anti-fascist strategies of resistance and survival.
What training do we need?
No play proposes a structure, a temporal, spatial and social architecture that turns the exhibition space of nGbK into a resource, a site of activity and exchange in the shape of a Feminist Training Camp.
The Training Camp stems from a queer understanding of feminism with a strong emphasis on grassroots models of collective organization, knowledges based in lived experience and the handling of daily oppressions. A space for disagreement and negotiation that can create a situated public considered political. For this, an intersectional understanding of how categories such as gender, race, class, ability, and sexual orientation are intertwined in oppressive power structures is necessary.
The nGbK will issue the publication “No play” [ISBN: 978-3-938515-63-1], a poetic-political manual compiling the strategies, discussions and experiences of the project.