Showing posts with label Dresden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dresden. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 April 2014

Daima goes Dresden!

The exhibition "Daima. Images of Women of Colour in Germany" will be shown in Dresden from next week Tuesday, 6th May in IG Metall as part of a series of events to raise awareness about racism in Germany.

As part of the exhibition opening Nzitu Mawakha, photographer, and Pasquale Virginie Rotter, Empowerment Trainer and Grinberg Practitioner will give presentations.

Copies of the book of the same name, the third publication in the Witnessed series, will be on sale.

All welcome!


Tuesday, 6th May 18:00
"Daima bedeutet "für immer" in Kiswahili
IG Metall Dresden - Entrance Hall
Schützenplatz 14

Monday, 10 February 2014

Daima: On Wit­nes­ses, Ima­ges and Vi­si­ons. A Book Pre­sen­ta­ti­on in Dresden

“wi­thout a vi­si­on, every so­ci­al chan­ge feels like death.”
Audre Lorde
In glo­bal con­texts, Black women have his­to­ri­cal­ly been ren­de­red in­vi­si­ble both wi­t­hin (white do­mi­na­ted) fe­mi­nist mo­ve­ments and wi­t­hin (male do­mi­na­ted) Black power mo­ve­ments. In Ger­ma­ny, this si­tua­ti­on has been no dif­fe­rent and cul­tu­ral re­pre­sen­ta­ti­ons in this coun­try con­ti­nue to be do­mi­na­ted by the ide­als of „white“ and „male.“ Just the same, Black women in Ger­ma­ny have con­ti­n­uous­ly or­ga­nis­ed and re­pre­sen­ted them­sel­ves – the pho­to­book „Daima“ is sim­ply one fur­ther cont­ri­bu­ti­on to a long tra­di­ti­on of cul­tu­ral pro­duc­tions and crea­ti­ve work by Black women in Ger­ma­ny.
In this in­ter­ac­tive event, mo­ther, aut­hor, edi­tor and ac­tivist Sharon Dodua Otoo will talk about her mo­ti­va­ti­on for crea­ting the English lan­gua­ge book se­ries „Wit­nes­sed“ with a spe­cial focus on the la­test pu­bli­ca­ti­on „Daima. Ima­ges of Women of Co­lour in Ger­ma­ny“ by Nzitu Ma­wak­ha.
Pre­sen­ta­ti­on in English & Ger­man. All wel­co­me.

Cafém - getting to know feminism part 6
Date: Sunday, Fe­bru­ary 16th 2014
Where: kos­mo­tique, Martin-Luther-Str. 13, 01099 Dresden
When: 2 – 8pm (talk begins 4pm)