concept paola anzichè shannon bool sunah choi kerstin cmelka ayse erkmen valie export parastou forouhar april gertler simin keramati julia kissina nayon lee sandra kranich anny&sibel öztürk susana ortizmaillo anna ostoya jeannette petri bianca rampas judith raum martha
rosler
 giovanna sarti francesca d. shaw simone slee jinoos taghizadeh zpugmai zadran 

soziologie in frankfurt experimental publicspheres entgrenzung dissolution leonhardi kulturprojekte radio axiom harald szeemann artworld shanghai hiphop culture exit andvoice log philosophy & socialscience afghanistan projects durban  kosovo projects ayse erkmen utopia station dani gal kriege / wars drucilla cornell lena inowlocki hyunjae lee heikki ikäheimo florian agalliu 

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Universal: 5. Juni 2014, 14-15 Uhr, "perform me!" with Laure Windra play: Perform me!

 

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Perform-me/200601813483621?fref=ts

 

 







On Activism

 

Axiom: 21. Mai 2014, 2-4 pm, On Activism from South Africa to Germany with Lewellyn Mzwakhe Naidoo, Natalia Rebelo and Laure Windra play: On Activism

 

 

 





ABBA: Just like the spring, SODOM&GOMORRAH brings together a diverse spectrum of book related works from international artists and art book publishers. The show presents publications, objects, fanzines, performance and ongoing process works.

 

links:

 

www.fuckforforest.com

 

vondelbunker.nl

 

 

 

Voices of Protest!

 

ccs.ukzn.ac.za/files/voices%20of%20protest%20flyer%20a4.pdf

 

The socio-economic transformation of South Africa is necessary

for the consolidation of its democracy. This can only be fully

realised when poor people’s voices are heard in the corridors of

power. Voices of Protest documents the first post-apartheid initiatives of

poor people to mobilise and organise themselves. It analyses social

struggles and movements in a variety of arenas. The book illuminates their demands, leadership and membership, organisational structure, and most importantly, their politics.

 

It also assesses the collective effect of South Africa’s social movements

on the country’s democracy and its socio-economic system. This is

a compelling book for anyone interested in understanding

contemporary South Africa and its future.