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Between Militarist Feminism and Pride Parades
Lecture of Alek D. Epstein in Kyiv
(Dienstag, 17. Januar 2012)
Feminism is traditionally thought of as an antonym for militarism, and the conduction of pride parades usuallyseems unthinkable next to the religious shrines, especially in countries where the church is not separated fromthe state. However, the Israeli experience, and this is the point of its exceptionality, demonstrates the opposite:women can make a successful political career boasting about their experience in the army, and gay paradeswere performed a couple hundred metres from the Old City of Jerusalem, the sacred place for the three monotheisticreligions (...)
„Deutschland schafft es ab“ – Buchsammelaktion
(Samstag, 14. Januar 2012)
Mit mehr als 1,3 Millionen verkauften Exemplaren ist „Deutschland schafft sich ab“ von Thilo Sarrazin das erfolgreichste Sachbuch eines deutschen Autors der Nachkriegszeit. Im Rahmen der 7. Berlin Biennale für zeitgenössische Kunst initiiert der tschechische Künstler Martin Zet die Kampagne „Deutschland schafft
es
ab“. Er versucht, möglichst viele Exemplare des Buches zu sammeln und sich seiner so zu entledigen. „Ab einem bestimmten Moment ist es nicht mehr wichtig, was die Qualität oder wahre Intention eines Buches ist (...)
Literarischer Briefklub
(Montag, 12. Dezember 2011)
Von der Bibliothek des Goethe-Instituts Kyiv wurde das Projekt des "Literarischen Briefklubs" gestartet, in dem ein internationaler Briefwechsel zwischen DichterInnen und ÜbersetzerInnen aus verschiedenen Ländern, grundsätzlich zwischen deutschen und ukrainischen, zustande kommt. Die Themen kreisen um Literatur, Übersetzungen, Verlage, Herausgeberschaft, Rezeption von Texten in verschiedenen Ländern, um kulturelle Unterschiede einerseits, sowie um das Alltägliche des Literaturbetriebs und des Dichterlebens andererseits. Es werden neue Namen entdeckt, Koryphäen (...)
TREMBLING BODIES video show and discussion on Polish engaged art
(Sonntag, 27. November 2011)
Trembling Bodies. Conversations with Artists is an anthology of Artur Zmijewski’s conversations with Polish artists related to the “critical art” movement, such as Pawel Althamer, Katarzyna Gorna, Andrzej Karas, Grzegorz Klaman, Grzegorz Kowalski, Katarzyna Kozyra, Zbigniew Libera, Jacek Markiewicz, Joanna Rajkowska. These conversations, conducted between 1993 and 2004, express radical artistic positions analyzed through the lens of everyday life, and social and political transformations. This corpus of texts appears as a major document relating the evolutions of Polish art (...)
LABOUR SHOW. Parallel program
(Dienstag, 22. November 2011)
Literature reading and discussion “Another work vol. 2” Participants: Yaroslav Gadzinskyi, Syargey Prylutski, Kateryna Babkina, Julia Stakhivska, Oleh Kocarev, Vasyl Lozynskyi (moderator). The authors share their work experience in the humanitarian, artistic and other fields, and do some recitation. It is harder to define the line between creation and work than to differentiate manual, hired or industrial labour. Taken this into account, it is important how a piece of literature reveals social problems or how it embodies them in a performative way (...)
LGBT AND JEWISH DISCOURSE: FROM TABOO TO TOLERANCE
(Montag, 21. November 2011)
How has the issue of homosexuality been raised in Jewish surroundings throughout centuries,how was it depicted and interpreted in texts, how has it evolved, and how has it finally becomethe challenge for religion and society at the end of 20th century? How does the modern Judaism,within its different tendencies, see the LGBT-community and persons, who are involved inalternative sexual practice? (...)
Welcome to the LABOUR SHOW!
(Montag, 14. November 2011)
Once upon a time, we worshipped at Labour's feet. In the 20th century, she led the pantheon of artistic representation time and time again. Resplendent with the saintly soul of the underdog, images of her workers were splashed all over the newspapers, they surfaced in the most optimistic news items, they bled through the sides of buildings, like austere ornaments. But today, Labour – or should we say, real work –floats in front of us like an outcast from the heavens. We've hardly noticed that our battle with Labour’s faces has ended with a rout of her final images (...)
Labour laws exist: protest for the rights of hired demonstrators!
(Montag, 10. Oktober 2011)
On Thursday the 13
th
of October at 11.00am, in Kyiv, at 27, Khreshchatyk St., an open-ended protest will take place dedicated to the working conditions of hired demonstrators. Paying crowds of people to take part in protests and demonstrations has long been common practice in Ukraine. For many people, taking part in this kind of protest is a last resort means of earning something to live on. New professions are gradually emerging in Ukraine – protest-marcher, flag-waver, banner-carrier. But do these workers recognize their potential for emancipation, and the protection of their workers’ rights? (...)
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Feminism is traditionally thought of as an antonym for militarism, and the conduction of pride parades usuallyseems unthinkable next to the religious shrines, especially in countries where the church is not separated fromthe state. However, the Israeli experience, and this is the point of its exceptionality, demonstrates the opposite:women can make a successful political career boasting about their experience in the army, and gay paradeswere performed a couple hundred metres from the Old City of Jerusalem, the sacred place for the three monotheisticreligions (...)
Mit mehr als 1,3 Millionen verkauften Exemplaren ist „Deutschland schafft sich ab“ von Thilo Sarrazin das erfolgreichste Sachbuch eines deutschen Autors der Nachkriegszeit. Im Rahmen der 7. Berlin Biennale für zeitgenössische Kunst initiiert der tschechische Künstler Martin Zet die Kampagne „Deutschland schafft es ab“. Er versucht, möglichst viele Exemplare des Buches zu sammeln und sich seiner so zu entledigen. „Ab einem bestimmten Moment ist es nicht mehr wichtig, was die Qualität oder wahre Intention eines Buches ist (...)
Von der Bibliothek des Goethe-Instituts Kyiv wurde das Projekt des "Literarischen Briefklubs" gestartet, in dem ein internationaler Briefwechsel zwischen DichterInnen und ÜbersetzerInnen aus verschiedenen Ländern, grundsätzlich zwischen deutschen und ukrainischen, zustande kommt. Die Themen kreisen um Literatur, Übersetzungen, Verlage, Herausgeberschaft, Rezeption von Texten in verschiedenen Ländern, um kulturelle Unterschiede einerseits, sowie um das Alltägliche des Literaturbetriebs und des Dichterlebens andererseits. Es werden neue Namen entdeckt, Koryphäen (...)
Trembling Bodies. Conversations with Artists is an anthology of Artur Zmijewski’s conversations with Polish artists related to the “critical art” movement, such as Pawel Althamer, Katarzyna Gorna, Andrzej Karas, Grzegorz Klaman, Grzegorz Kowalski, Katarzyna Kozyra, Zbigniew Libera, Jacek Markiewicz, Joanna Rajkowska. These conversations, conducted between 1993 and 2004, express radical artistic positions analyzed through the lens of everyday life, and social and political transformations. This corpus of texts appears as a major document relating the evolutions of Polish art (...)
Literature reading and discussion “Another work vol. 2” Participants: Yaroslav Gadzinskyi, Syargey Prylutski, Kateryna Babkina, Julia Stakhivska, Oleh Kocarev, Vasyl Lozynskyi (moderator). The authors share their work experience in the humanitarian, artistic and other fields, and do some recitation. It is harder to define the line between creation and work than to differentiate manual, hired or industrial labour. Taken this into account, it is important how a piece of literature reveals social problems or how it embodies them in a performative way (...)
How has the issue of homosexuality been raised in Jewish surroundings throughout centuries,how was it depicted and interpreted in texts, how has it evolved, and how has it finally becomethe challenge for religion and society at the end of 20th century? How does the modern Judaism,within its different tendencies, see the LGBT-community and persons, who are involved inalternative sexual practice? (...)
Once upon a time, we worshipped at Labour's feet. In the 20th century, she led the pantheon of artistic representation time and time again. Resplendent with the saintly soul of the underdog, images of her workers were splashed all over the newspapers, they surfaced in the most optimistic news items, they bled through the sides of buildings, like austere ornaments. But today, Labour – or should we say, real work –floats in front of us like an outcast from the heavens. We've hardly noticed that our battle with Labour’s faces has ended with a rout of her final images (...)
On Thursday the 13th of October at 11.00am, in Kyiv, at 27, Khreshchatyk St., an open-ended protest will take place dedicated to the working conditions of hired demonstrators. Paying crowds of people to take part in protests and demonstrations has long been common practice in Ukraine. For many people, taking part in this kind of protest is a last resort means of earning something to live on. New professions are gradually emerging in Ukraine – protest-marcher, flag-waver, banner-carrier. But do these workers recognize their potential for emancipation, and the protection of their workers’ rights? (...)