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Palestine Cinema Days Around the World

Screening: “The Dupes” (1972), Tewfik Saleh, 107 min. Palestine Cinema Days Around the World 🫒 Sonntag, 2. November, 19 UhrVBKÖ-Vereinigung bildender Künstlerinnen ÖsterreichsMaysedergasse 2/28, 1010 Wien, Austria Mit einem Film von Tewfik Saleh. Der 2. November makriert den Jahrestag der Balfour-Erklärung, die den Beginn der Enteignung und Kolonialisierung der Palästinenser*innen kennzeichnet. An diesem Tag veranstalten […]

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Secondary Archive: Women Artists, Memory and the Politics of Invisibility with Adrianna Wiktoria Kowalik

Friday, October 17, 18:30–20:00Location: VBKÖ Archive (Maysedergasse 2/28, 4th floor) Join us next week for a public talk with Adrianna Wiktoria Kowalik, head curator and coordinator of the Secondary Archive at the Katarzyna Kozyra Foundation. The event will present a selection of Central and Eastern European women artists whose work directly engages with the theme

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Afro-Colombian Bullerengue with Tonada

WORKSHOP: Afro-Colombian Bullerengue with Tonada Tuesday, September 9, from 18:00–20:00Location: VBKÖ – Maysedergasse 2/28, 1010 ViennaIn Spanish & English An immersion into bullerengue, one of the most vital Afro-Colombian traditions from the Caribbean coast. Rooted in Afro-descendant communities, bullerengue brings together song, dance, and percussion in a circle where memory, resistance, and celebration coexist. This

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El Beat del Bullerengue

––THE WORKSHOP UNFORTUNATELY HAD TO BE CANCELLED!–– El Beat del Bullerengue: Percussion Workshop & Rueda with Daniela Serna / @akupercu Sat, July 5th, 11:00–13:00 An Afro-Colombian percussion workshop para todxs! In the session, we will explore 2 rhythms, bullerengue sentao and chalupa, by learning how to play them on Tambor Alegre, Tambora, Llamador, and Maracas.

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“What’s the Tea?” #4 with Lia García (La Novia Sirena)

“What’s the Tea?” is a series of events designed by and for trans* and queer individuals to share their personal stories, inspirations, aspirations, and creative work. Centered around the concept of storytelling, the event draws on the slang term “tea” – meaning to share truth or gossip – to create a space where participants spill their

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Community Archives: Collecting and Preserving Histories

Community Archives: Collecting and Preserving Histories Speaker: Saadia Gacem (online) from Archives des luttes des femmes en AlgérieDate: Friday, May 23rd, 18:30-20:00Location: VBKÖ Archive (Maysedergasse 28/2, 4th floor)   Archives des luttes des femmes en Algérie (Archives of Women’s Struggles in Algeria) is an independent project founded in 2019, by researcher Awel Haouati, whose aim is

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gyenjaimma khaon: লজ্জা edition

gyenjaimma khaon: লজ্জা edition 26. april samstag 18-21 uhr ‘gyenjaimma khaon’ ist eine reihe von begegnungen für Schwarze Menschen, Indigene Menschen und Menschen der globalen Mehrheit, bei denen wir uns treffen, um gemeinsam zu essen. durch zwei jahreszeiten hindurch werden wir gemeinsam essen und emotionen erforschen. für die frühlingsausgabe werden wir fisch zubereiten & unsere

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totalement ok – Contemporary Matters Zine Release Party

totalement ok – Contemporary Matters Zine Release Party totalement ok This publication was produced as part of a public workshop organized by Contemporary Matters in December 2024 and January 2025 at the invitation of the Austrian Association of Women Artists (VBKÖ), Vienna. Workshop participants brought materials, artworks, texts or ideas to be developed in the

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“What’s the Tea?” #2 with Iki Yos Piña Narváez Funes

“What’s the Tea?” is a series of events designed by and for trans* and queer individuals to share their personal stories, inspirations, aspirations, and creative work. Centered around the concept of storytelling, the event draws on the slang term “tea” – meaning to share truth or gossip – to create a space where participants spill

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Feminist Percussion Workshop

Wednesday, November 1st, 15:00 – 17:00with Roberta Leono & Diana Sanmiguel (La Perla, La Sonora Mazurén) WorkshopBULLERENGUE, SUNG DANCEThis workshop is oriented to FLINTA people interested in participating in a community practice ofpercussion, singing and dancing. Previous experience is NOT necessary. Bullerengue is a traditional rhythm, born and practiced in the Colombian Caribbean Coast. Itsorigin

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