Artists from LatinAmerica and the Mediterranean Levant, based in Berlin, in-depth exploration and discourse on decoloniality and anti-capitalism alongside intersectional feminism.
Category: Current
Multimedia art exhibition that delves into the intricate balance between motherhood and artistic creation
Cover of ‘Funding Fiesta’: A Quirky Handbook for Artists and Creatives in Germany by Marcela Villanueva
Nest. Maternar en Residencia / Resistencia is an artistic residency designed explicitly for artists who are also mothers alongside their children. Its primary goal is to provide a platform conspicuously absent from existing offerings, fostering solidarity among artists who often end up isolated and alienated from existing artistic structures due to having a family.
Experience RADAЯ, a unique concert series in Berlin celebrating the incredible compositions of migrant women and FLINTA artists.
This edition seeks to make visible those who consider themselves divergent, appealing to the diversity of ways of being, thinking, and manifesting as the motto for our ninth publication.
Ukrainian Glances. Vernissage01.07.2022 | 6 PMProjectraum CoswigFriederikenstraße 26, 06869 Coswig (Anhalt) Artist: Aleksandra Gorkova, Elena Lazutkina @lazutkinaelena, Flora Gatsenko @gatsenko_flora, Lidiia Moroz @lidiamoroz.art ,Maryna Pliuta @lapl_art ,Natalia Golubenko @nataliegolubenko Curator: Marcela Villanueva FLORA GATSENKO #MaskingTheLight (mixed media installation) Eyes are the mirror of the soul, so they say in Ukraine. When you have a heavy…
Te sientes estancado en tu creatividad? Desarrollas actividades socioculturales y por momentos te aburres? Buscas nuevas ideas para proyectos? Quieres salvar al mundo a través de arte?!
Este workshop está diseñado para re-pensar sobre cómo tu pasión y tu creatividad pueden hacer un mundo mejor, partiendo de lo que mejor haces y mas te gusta.
Flame Zine arises with the idea of giving visibility to artists around the world who work on different topics that question ourselves as transfeminists. We believe it’s important to generate from self-publication a space that can serve as a channel of information, expression, and artistic exchange. We strongly encourage submissions from artists who experience multiple forms of oppression from Migrants, Black, Indigenous, and people of color communities as well as artists with disabilities, queer, trans, and non-binary/gender-nonconforming people.