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Re-Materialising Feminism

6 Jun 2014 – 8 Jun 2014

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Friday
12:00 – 18:00
Saturday
12:00 – 18:00

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£5 - £8, Book on theshowroom.org

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  • Numerous buses from central London stop on the Edgware Road within a few minutes walk of the space, including the 6, 16, 98, 332 and 414.
  • The Showroom is a short walk from Edgware Road underground station, which is served by the Hammersmith and City, Circle and Bakerloo lines.
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Re-Materialising Feminism In partnership with The Showroom and the ICA Organised by Alice Brooke, Rosza Farkas and Giulia Smith Part One: The Showroom 6-8 June 2014 Preview 6 June, 6—9pm Saturday 7 June & Sunday 8 June, 11.30am-5.30pm Part Two: ICA Theatre 20-21 June 2014 Re-Materialising Feminism is a project concerned with curating an intergenerational range of artistic and theoretical feminist practices. The project begins as a conference/series of events, across The Showroom and the ICA. A publication documenting the project will be published by Arcadia Missa publications later in 2014. The first part of the project, taking place at The Showroom, will feature a display of video works from the Cinenova archive, and emerging feminist artists. This will be accompanied by a conference that brings together a range of key voices, with the aim of linking historical materialist theories and feminist practices, providing a platform for an intergenerational conversation. Part One at The Showroom is concerned with understanding key conversations within materialist feminist critique, namely the relationship between labour and gender, and the terms ‘reproduction' and ‘abolition'. These terms will be unpacked and examined alongside notions of radical (female) subjectivities, and queer theory. Where does resistance to reproduction occur, in particular within the formation of affect? Can embodiments of failure and/or self-authoring operate as refusal of the reproductive qualities of patriarchy? Part Two will take place at the ICA - please see the ICA website for details. Children welcome, tickets available through PayPal: Part One: The Showroom Re-Materialising Feminism Opening Event Friday 6th June, 6pm Opening event with the display of feminist video work from the Cinenova archive and emerging feminist artists (on display at The Showroom throughout the Re-Materialising Feminism project, 6-21st June). Additionally this evening will feature a performance by Melika Ngombe Kolongo (Nkisi) and premiere screening of video work by artist Ann Hirsch. Re-Materialising Feminism Conference Day One Saturday 7th June, 11.30am Conference is structured as: introduction by each keynote speaker, keynote speakers will then lead round-table group discussion between all participants (Re-Materialising Feminism Curators, audience, and speakers), beginning as a dialogue in response to each others' presentations. Speakers: Marina Vishmidt and Svenja Bromberg Re-Materialising Feminism Conference Day Two Sunday 8th June, 11.30am Conference is structured as: introduction by each keynote speaker, keynote speakers will then lead round-table group discussion between all participants (Re-Materialising Feminism Curators, audience, and speakers), beginning as a dialogue in response to each others' presentations. Speakers: Theresa Senft and Linda Stupart International Video message from Ann Hirsch, New York based artist The selection of feminist video art will remain on display in the upstairs of The Showroom for the duration of both Parts (6-21st June).

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