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Feminism

Magazine


Feminism / Performance / Podcast /

Podcast: Armenian Lullabies - A Journey Through Voice and Memory
Amsterdam Noord / Chile / Diaspora / Feminism / Shared Heritage / Molenwijk / Textile / Workshop /

Connection and resistance through textile at Werkplaats Molenwijk
Podcast / Book Launch / Feminism / Queer / Subversive Publishing /

Podcast: Launch of Errant Journal – Embodying Resistance with Ghiwa Sayegh
Wens-Talisman: Samen Kneden en Spreken in de Molenwijk © Framer Framed
Amsterdam Noord / Feminism / Molenwijk / Social Practice / Workshop /

Recap: Wish-talisman workshop - Crafting and speaking together in the Molenwijk
Feminism / The living archive / Podcast / Queer / Subversive Publishing /

Podcast: (Re)claiming Histories - A Roundtable on Queer Activism
Podcast / Ecology / Feminism /

Podcast: The One-Straw Revolution with curator iLiana Fokianaki
Extracurricular Activities / Community & Learning / Education / Feminism / Workshop /

ELANCE: Midzomer Mokum 2023
Feminism / Molenwijk / Social Practice /

Report: M•Other's Day in Molenwijk
Amsterdam Noord / Feminism / Molenwijk /

To M•Others is a guest researcher in Molenwijk
Curatorial Text / Feminism / Art and Activism / Performance / Textile /

'To those who can imagine' by Anna Bitkina
Feminism / Art and Activism / Political Climate /

Report: Female Voices: Blood, Witches and the Red Lightning Strikes
Book Launch / Action Research / Feminism /

Report: 'Being Imposed Upon' Book Presentation
Amsterdam Noord / Education / Feminism / Molenwijk / Workshop /

Kunsteducatie: Future Today
Amsterdam Noord / Community & Learning / Education / Feminism / Molenwijk /

The City is Ours
Werkplaats Molenwijk
Education / Community & Learning / Feminism / Photography /

The City is Ours - Art Education between The Netherlands en Tunis
Feminism / Art and Activism /

Report: Finissage Some Things Hidden with Lynn Hershman Leeson
Feminism /

Review: About hiding and the hidden - by Sietske Roorda
Feminism /

Exhibition review: Some Things Hidden
The living archive / Feminism / Queer /

Report: How to create, and archive resistance?
Feminism / Caribbean / Diaspora / Photography / Queer /

Article: Multiversum, a reflection upon the exhibition 'Embodied Spaces'
Feminism / Queer /

Reflection: Filthy Mouth, Dirty Politics: Language, Gender and Digital Spaces
Feminism /

Gerilja Talks: Nancy Jouwe x Black Women in the Dutch Arts Scene
Feminism / Art economy /

Documentary: !Women Art Revolution - asking and telling about the Feminist Art Movement
Feminism / Photography / Migration / Social Practice /

Self-Made? Women from former-Yugoslavia
Feminism / Collection development / The living archive /

Publication: Traveling Heritages
Feminism / Oral History /

Documentary: Feminism and healthcare in the 70’s and 80’s in the Netherlands
Feminism /

Documentary: Fem.doc
Oral History / Feminism /

Artikel: Dans om de camera
Gentrification / Feminism / Art and Activism /

Artikel: De levensloop van een ideaal. Over de genderpolitiek van de kraakbeweging en het broedplaatsen beleid van de gemeente Amsterdam

Exhibitions


Werkplaats Molenwijk

Exhibition: The City is Ours (Werkplaats Molenwijk)

With installations, photography, and videos made by young women in Amsterdam and Tunis, reflecting their visions on what our cities should look like

Exhibition: Some Things Hidden

In collaboration with Castrum Peregrini, curated by Nina Folkersma and Charlott Markus
Zanele Muholi - Miss D'vine I (2007), collectie Museum Arnhem

Exhibition: What We Have Overlooked

A collection presentation of Museum Arnhem, curated by Mirjam Westen

Exhibition: Iran’s Women’s Movement - On the Archive of Sadiqe Dowlatabadi

An exhibition on the emergence of the women’s movement in Iran, at the beginning of the 20th century. Curated by Azadeh Fatehrad

Exhibition: Embodied Spaces

An exhibition curated by Christine Eyene on the body, gender and identity.

Agenda


Book Launch: Monument Zero
Publication launch on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
Workshop: 100 Butterflies for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Girls, and Non-Binary People
Textile workshop on embroidery and crafts as a means of feminist resistance in the context of International Women's Day
Documentary Screening: Retazos Móviles at Werkplaats Molenwijk
Screening of Retazos Móviles, a documentary about resistance, migration and collective memories through the Arpilleras textile tradition
Autumn Field Trip to IDFA: The Brink of Dreams
Trip with Werkplaats Molenwijk to The Brink of Dreams, a documentary about women who form a street theatre group in Egypt
Arpilleras Workshop Cycle: Molenwijk Textile Memories
Practical workshop series on female textile heritage in Werkplaats Molenwijk
Her Voice: Behind Armenian Lullabies
Listening session with artist Lucia Kagramanyan, curated by League of Tenders as part of Vleeshal’s International Nomadic Program
Wish Talisman Workshop
A ceramics workshop especially for women in the Molenwijk neighbourhood of Amsterdam-Noord
Book Presentation: Archival Textures – (Re)claiming
Using archival traces to show how queer and feminist communities in the Netherlands have (re)claimed symbols, words and stories as a means of empowerment
Arpilleras Workshop Cycle: Refuge and Textile Memories
Practical workshop series on female textile heritage
Decolonial Summer School: Celebrating 15 Years of the Maria Lugones Decolonial Summer School
Events hosted by leading experts in the field of decolonial thinking at Framer Framed (Amsterdam) and Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven)
M•Others' Day in Molenwijk
M•Others' Day celebration in Werkplaats Molenwijk with games, music, food and discussions about parenthood and caretaking.
Symposium: Inward Outward
Symposium with lecture/conversations and workshops on the theme of Witnessing/Care & The Archive
Book Launch: 'Amanda'
With Olga Micińska & Samantha McCulloch
Forms of Kinship: Daddy Residency
Online artist talk & workshop on alternative kinship
Female voices: Arte, Substantivo Feminino
On artistic activism against Brazil's anti-abortion law
Female Voices: Blood, Witches and the Red Lightning Strikes
Online Panel: Artistic Activism Against Polands’s Anti-abortion Law
Symposium: Empowering Voices in the Art World
Online symposium over diversiteit en inclusiviteit in de kunstwereld en in het bijzonder kunstinstellingen
Book Presentation: Being Imposed Upon
An online conversation with Gia Abrassart, Anne Wetsi Mpoma, led by Bambi Ceuppens
Female Voices: Gacha Abortion Pills!
Artistic Activism Against South Korea’s Anti-abortion Law
Reading Room: On Hydrofeminism
Reading together: 'Hydrofeminism: Or, On Becoming a Body of Water' (2012) by Astrida Neimanis
Exhibition: The City is Ours (Werkplaats Molenwijk)
With installations, photography, and videos made by young women in Amsterdam and Tunis, reflecting their visions on what our cities should look like
The City is Ours #2: Fotografie & burgerschap
Uitwisselingsproject tussen Amsterdam en Tunis.
The City is Ours #1: Dit is ook mijn wijk!
Eerste workshop in de The City is Ours reeks.
Project and exhibition: The City is Ours
An exchange project for young women in Amsterdam and Tunis.
Diasporic Self: Caring as Lingua Franca - Fiction & Myths of Black Womxnhood
An evening programme i.c.w. Dipsaus podcast.
Educational series: Broadcasting from Babylon
On intersectional feminist, queer, and anti-colonial embodied, listening and sounding practices.
Pedagogies of Violence, Pedagogies of Care
Part of 'Moving Together: Activism, Art and Education - A Week with Angela Davis'. Hosted by Amal Alhaag & Maria Guggenbichler.
Finissage: Some Things Hidden
A conversation between artist Lynn Hershman Leeson & curator Nina Folkersma, and a guided tour by artist Charlott Markus.
Exhibition: Some Things Hidden
In collaboration with Castrum Peregrini, curated by Nina Folkersma and Charlott Markus
Some Things Hidden: Tour by artist Charlott Markus
A guided tour through the exhibition 'Some Things Hidden', by artist & co-curator Charlott Markus.
Some Things Hidden: Tour by curator Nina Folkersma
Curator Nina Folkersma gives a guided tour of the exhibition 'Some Things Hidden'!
Symposium: Declassified - How to Un/Engender the Ethnographic Object?
On the (historical) construction of gender and sexuality within the ethnographic collecting practices of museums.
Imagining and capturing resistance
A discussion on creating and archiving images of resistance, at Atria.
Feminist art practice today: pushing the boundaries
Dialogue on what feminist art practice means today; with Iris Kensmil, Chandra Frank, Elizabeth Kleinveld and Milo van der Maaden.
Queer Series: Wu Tsang’s WILDNESS
Screening of the documentary WILDNESS (2012) by Wu Tsang.
Performance: My Tongue Softens On The Other Name
Interactive performance reflecting on the exhibition Re(as)sisting Narratives, through taking inspiration from a poem by Gabeba Baderoon.
Filthy Mouth, Dirty Politics #2
An 'anti-conference conference', experimenting with transgressive speech acts, filthy, vulgar language, radical feminism and digital (non) spaces.
Feminist Memory: Digging the Black Archives
On the representation and presence of black women in institutional and unconventional archives
Exhibition: What We Have Overlooked
A collection presentation of Museum Arnhem, curated by Mirjam Westen
International Women's Day at Framer Framed
Opening exhibition Society and lecture by Chandra Frank.
Framer Framed and Prince Claus Fund present two tours
Guided tours at the Institute of Social History and the Prince Claus Fund Gallery.
Exhibition: Iran’s Women’s Movement - On the Archive of Sadiqe Dowlatabadi
An exhibition on the emergence of the women’s movement in Iran, at the beginning of the 20th century. Curated by Azadeh Fatehrad
Filthy Mouth - Dirty Politics
Experimental conference on the relationship between vulgar language, radical feminism.
VENUS: the anti-hero hero
An interactive programme that explores the historically violent imageries surrounding Venus.
Perspectives
Public encounters in the context of the exhibition Embodied Spaces.
Side-expo: 'Venus' masks by Shertise Solano & Ronald de Graaff
By Shertise Solano & Ronald de Graaff. In addition to the 'Embodied Spaces' exhibition.
Exhibition: Embodied Spaces
An exhibition curated by Christine Eyene on the body, gender and identity.
Gerilja Talks: Nancy Jouwe x Black Women in the Dutch Arts Scene
On the valuable contributions that Black women have made to the Dutch arts scene.
Lecture: Curating Body Narratives by Christine Eyene
Masterclass by Christine Eyene on her research and curatorial practice dealing with the body in contemporary art from Africa and the Diaspora.
Self-Made
A public panel discussion on self-representation of women from former Yugoslavia.