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Feminist art for me is to speak to white males in a position of equality but also to appropriate universal terms like power or justice, that they think only belong to them.
Sermons, threats, sucker punches, and a stink bomb. Nationalists try to block a theatre in Warsaw
The scene turned out to be like a hot pan brimming with a fried post-political mix: sermons, threats, singing bards, odd costumes, seasoned with sucker punches, flares, and finished with a stink bomb.
Sharon Lockhart’s Little Review – Giving Voice and Power to Young Women
Women are representing Poland at the Venice Biennale this year.
“I don’t want to shoot the shit with the world”
Set in Bratislava, a new Slovak film focuses on the rape committed of seventeen-year old Lena by her mathematics teacher.
Documenta 14: “Misunderstandings,” Problems, and Solutions
Let us hope that Documenta will continue having the social impact that the art world needs, and more importantly, let social fights continue to gain victories.
Jeremy Corbyn, UK Grime Minister
This kind of intervention can make a difference.
TalkReal voices Maria Hlavajova: Art and Social Change
“What art can do is to infuse the terms that we need to believe in, democracy, equality, justice, and to add to these terms feelings and affects”