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Upcoming Events

  • Reflection - Berlin
    Reflection - Berlin
    Reflection - Berlin
    Do., 17. März
    Berlin
    17. März 2022, 19:00
    Berlin, Prinzenstraße 84, 10969 Berlin, Germany
    17. März 2022, 19:00
    Berlin, Prinzenstraße 84, 10969 Berlin, Germany
    The exhibition comeback with new dates in Kreuzberg. The pieces combine contemporary art and academic concepts in a set of installations which enlighten concepts presented in "Can the Subaltern Speak" by Indian author, scholar, literary theorist and feminist critique Gayatri Spivak (1985).
  • Queeraspora works
    Queeraspora works
    Queeraspora works
    Fr., 28. Mai
    Bremen
    28. Mai 2021, 19:00
    Bremen, Beim Handelsmuseum 9, 28195 Bremen, Germany
    28. Mai 2021, 19:00
    Bremen, Beim Handelsmuseum 9, 28195 Bremen, Germany
    We present the possibility of getting to know different works, activities and projects of Queeraspora. We are a Queer space for refugees(post-) migrants, black and people of color. Queer folks are not in boxes, and we are here to show that.
  • Queer Narrative Map
    Queer Narrative Map
    Queer Narrative Map
    Fr., 28. Mai
    Bremen
    28. Mai 2021, 16:00 – 30. Mai 2021, 18:00
    Bremen, Beim Handelsmuseum 9, 28195 Bremen, Germany
    28. Mai 2021, 16:00 – 30. Mai 2021, 18:00
    Bremen, Beim Handelsmuseum 9, 28195 Bremen, Germany
    In this new work together we will present a re-reading of the mental maps that are already available in the printed version of this work in an exhibition that again counts with the participation of the original authors of these works.
  • Reflections
    Reflections
    Reflections
    Do., 27. Mai
    Bremen
    27. Mai 2021, 15:00 MESZ – 30. Mai 2021, 20:00 MESZ
    Bremen, Beim Handelsmuseum 9, 28195 Bremen, Germany
    27. Mai 2021, 15:00 MESZ – 30. Mai 2021, 20:00 MESZ
    Bremen, Beim Handelsmuseum 9, 28195 Bremen, Germany
    Exhibition that brings together a series of installations created by Brunn Morais, to question and bring to debate issues related to subalternity and intersectionality from a decolonial perspective.
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