‘Practising belonging & solidarities’
The interdisciplinary program features a collective listening and singing session with Niusha Ramzani βπ«π πππ ππππ πππ ππππππ ππππ?β to the sounds of revolution from around the world, and with Aliaa Kurdi βπ΅ππ πππ πππππ πππππππ πππ πππππππππβ creating zines about our entangled relationships to grandmothers retracing and reshaping the thread that ties us to our ancestors.
Followed by a conversation with the legendary Naya da Souza @bundaskanzlerin on the relevance of self-initiated and self-organized projects that develop artistic methods, strategies, and practices based on the current social, cultural, and political conditions in Germany.
We end the day with Shayβs DJ set inviting us to experience a multi-layered sonic narrative with intentions about the present, reclaiming the past while imagining and manifesting futures yet to come.
Throughout the day, a process-focused video installation by the collective @queeranalogdarkroom will explore the process of analog film developing, an intimate insight of the collectives practice. @becomingothers and @jetphoto members of QAD will be present and photo-document the day.
Accompanying the day @morayaa__ will be sound recording and documenting the sonic textures that emerge from our encounters in the nature-culture site of @floatinguniversity
Warm and cold dishes will be available on site, lovingly and carefully prepared by Niusha Ramzani with her mother and sister, alongside locally brewed beers from @assila.beer Entry is free, with donations warmly welcomed at the door.
This episode is supported by Projektfonds KulturfΓΆrderung Friedrichshain Kreuzberg Berlin in collaboration with Queer Analog Darkroom, AΓila Beer and Floating e.V.
Graphic Design by Karin Roth
