INTERNATIONAL ANTIFASCIST FEMINIST FRONT feat Angela Dimitrakaki
Art of the Possible: Towards an International Antifascist Feminist Front
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Writer Angela Dimitrakaki and theorist Antonia Majaca were invited by visual artist Sanja Iveković to animate her Monument to Revolution installed in Athens in the context of Documenta 14. The original monument in Berlin (in memory of Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht) was destroyed by the Nazis. The new monument is set symbolically in Athens where the struggle against capitalism is rife. Thirty international feminist contributors, individuals or collectives, were asked to send a short recording on fascism and the importance of feminist struggle against it. The multi-lingual collection of recordings is scored by sound sculptor AGF.
Intro by Angela Dimitrakaki
AGF (@poemproducer) assembled, scored, mixed the contributions and broadcasted on #Documenta14 #savvyfunk radio on 28 June 2017
Tracklist
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Cecilia Vicuña (artist and poet, Chile)
Intro by Angela Dimitrakaki
Shubigi Rao (artist and writer, Singapore)
The Organisation of United African Women (Migrant Women Association, Greece)
Dilar Dirik (writer and activist, Kurdish Women’s Movement)
Syreny.tv (Ewa Majewska & Aleka Polis, feminist network, Poland)
Athena Athanasiou (social anthropologist, Greece)
Vesna Kesić (activist and writer, Croatia)
Elke Krasny (art theorist, Austria)
Sylvia Marcos (writer and activist, Mexico)
Ana Teixeira Pinto & Alex Martinis Roe (writers and artists, Portugal/Australia/Germany)
Isabell Lorey (political theorist, Germany)
Gülsün Karamustafa (artist, Turkey)
International Women’s Strike (USA)
Le Zbor (feminist choir, Croatia)
Larissa Vergou (actress and elected councilor of Athens Municipality, Greece)
Arahmaiani (artist and activist, Indonesia)
Kuratorisk Aktion (Frederikke Hansen and Tone Olaf Nielsen, CAMP founders, Denmark)
Universal Jenny (poet/s, Greece)
Mujeres Públicas (activist art collective, Argentina)
Phoebe Giannisi (poet, Greece)
Mare Tralla (artist and activist, Estonia/UK)
Giovanna Zapperi (art historian, Italy/France)
The National Women’s Liberation (USA)
Nuria Enguita Mayo (art historian, Spain)
Esther Leslie (political and cultural theorist, UK)
To Mov/The Purple (feminist collective, Greece)
Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan/RAWA (Afghanistan)
Jaleh Mansoor (art historian, Canada)
Bojana Pejić (art historian, Serbia)
Cecilia Vicuña (artist and poet, Chile)
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