Knotted Insides: An Outpouring of Anger, Grief, Collectivity, and Care

About

Through various interactive and creative activities and exercises, we will come together to think and feel through bodies, pain, anger, grief, illness, disability, memory, violence, survival, resistance, and justice. Akanksha and Akriti will facilitate a care space that centres an abolitionist crip (of colour) politics that is rooted in the disability justice and liberation for all. Together, we will examine the knotted entanglements of bodies, state violence, and empire and mediate on forms of care, collectivity, and struggle, past and present. There will be space to learn about disability justice and crip theory and to connect to the ongoing exhibition Gut Feelings by Hayv Kahraman.

This space is open to all and will be designed as a crip space with comfortable seating options, slowness and restfulness, different forms of participation and access, and an attentiveness to how we inhabit it together.

RSVP and more details: https://mosaicrooms.org/event/knotted-insides/

Tickets are limited, please only book if you are sure to come. If you have any access needs that you’d like us to be aware of before the event, please email us at contact@mosaicrooms.org and check for more information on access here.