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Being Imposed Upon
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Length:
53 minutes
Released:
Mar 4, 2024
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Podcast episode
Description
From the Archives - originally recorded July 6, 2020.
15:00 06-07-2020
Writers Sabrine Ingabire and Munganyende Hélène Christelle speak to Rita Ouédraogo, about the [back then] soon-to-be-launched publication Being Imposed Upon - a timeless love letter and manual by and for black women, a collection of reflections on being a woman and being black in Belgium.
Being Imposed Upon is a project initiated by Vesna Faassen en Lukas Verdijk. It unites non-fiction essays, literary reflections, poetry, activist and academic texts around black women's search for freedom. This book is a tribute to their elderly, heroes and sisters
Read more about the book at Publieke Acties. Please note that the publication is in Dutch and French.
Recorded in the exhibition WELKOM by Guy Woueté in de Brakke Grond. This show has been made possible with support from the Vermeylenfonds.
15:00 06-07-2020
Writers Sabrine Ingabire and Munganyende Hélène Christelle speak to Rita Ouédraogo, about the [back then] soon-to-be-launched publication Being Imposed Upon - a timeless love letter and manual by and for black women, a collection of reflections on being a woman and being black in Belgium.
Being Imposed Upon is a project initiated by Vesna Faassen en Lukas Verdijk. It unites non-fiction essays, literary reflections, poetry, activist and academic texts around black women's search for freedom. This book is a tribute to their elderly, heroes and sisters
Read more about the book at Publieke Acties. Please note that the publication is in Dutch and French.
Recorded in the exhibition WELKOM by Guy Woueté in de Brakke Grond. This show has been made possible with support from the Vermeylenfonds.
Released:
Mar 4, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (24)
The real and the possible: We visit Martín La Roche’s studio to hear about the Chilean protests and constrictions of the imagination. We also listen to a voice message by Fernanda Aránguiz M. about the real and the possible, titled ‘Qualia’. And Martín tells us how 'Muro Sur', once a space in Santiago in the 90s, lives on.Martín La Roche is an artist and director of the Musée Légitime, a museum inside a hat. Fernanda Aránguiz M. is an artist and publisher, investigating language inbetween the real and the possible. Martín was on Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee in 2017 for Native Foreigners, a show about Ulises Carrión recorded at De Appel/Documenta Athens/Jumex. Fernanda joined us for a radio show about Publishing as Critical Practice in 2019, recorded at Printing Plant Art Book Fair. Hosted by Arif Kornweitz and Radna Rumping. Edited by Arif with excerpts from El violador eras tú and El Baile de Los Que Sobran. by Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee