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“Hegel remarks somewhere that all great world-historic facts and personages appear, so to speak, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.” Karl Marx, 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonapatre
In the course of hundred years from great October revolution initiated by female textile workers it is appropriate to ask our self: “Can we do it one more time?” or we lost ourselves in the jaws of postmodern relativity and variety. This year issue of queerograd seeks to collaboratively explore contemporary positions of feminism. In contrast to the corporate or lean-in feminism – embodied in Hillary Clinton’s campaign for president or in the new established W20, a so-called G20 dialogue process – we want to sustain our attachment to Left analysis, but to throw off the melancholic and conservative habits of the Left. In opposition to a legalistic, technocratic approach to women’s rights we want to use the feelings and sentiments — including those of sorrow, rage, and anxiety about broken promises and lost compasses – to wake the critical and visionary feminist spirit again and through various artistic, theoretical and activist practices express our objects of love - In what we do believe and what we do stand for!
On
International Women's Day in 1917 (February 23 by the Julian
calendar), women in textile industry left their factories and took to
the streets in Petrograd to demand bread and peace. In large numbers
they entered the public sphere as workers and as sisters, mothers,
wives or friends of soldiers at the front. The protests of working
women posed such a threat that even the Tsarist security forces did
not dare to take the usual measures against the rebels but looked on
in confusion at the stormy sea of the people's anger. Old prejudices
helped women that day; while Russia’s capitalists had assumed that
women are the most oppressed and socially backward group in Russian
society and therefore the most obedient and trouble-free members of
the workforce, the mostly male Petrograd socialist leaders also
didn’t expect the celebration of International Women’s Day to be
the catalyst for revolution. This was a miscalculation. The actions
of the undisciplined, disobedient women that existed side by side
with the image of the backward female worker triggered food riots and
a mass strike, ultimately leading to the fall of Tsar Nicholas. Since
its beginning in 1910 the International
Working Women’s Day
turned out to be an excellent method of agitation among less
politically engaged women as well as a tool for strengthening the
international solidarity of women. The history of February Russian
Revolution and its aftermath can’t be understood without the
knowledge about woman’s participation in demonstrations, political
marches, various forms of female activism that was not about some
imaginary ideal of womanhood, but about many real women demanding
their rights and being active in the process of changing history.
A century after, in the beginning of 2017, on January 21, people of all backgrounds came together to stand collectively for dignity, justice and freedom in the face of attacks on public services, political identities and human lives. The historic Women’s March took place on the first full day of the Trump administration. Millions of women and men clogged the streets around the US to show the deep revulsion and opposition to Trump. Newly elected US president accused of sexual assault by many women got the power to pursue a political agenda that will make ordinary women’s lives harder. Since January 21 showed the potential for the re-emergence of a feminist movement, it inspired the call on March 8 for the International Women’s Strike (IWS), that was not just against Trump and his misogynist policies, but also against the conditions that produced Trump, namely the decades-long economic inequality, racial and sexual violence, and imperial wars abroad. For years, International Women’s Day has gone unnoticed or was depoliticized. However, this year women in more than 50 countries went on strike from paid and unpaid labor and millions took part in direct action. Feminist, grassroot, and socialist organizations around the world have called for participation in defense of reproductive rights and against violence, understood as economic, institutional, and interpersonal violence. From Thailand to Poland, the United States to Australia actions on both, the industrial and the domestic fronts were unfolded, but they didn’t change the course of history. The International Women’s Strike made a qualitative and quantitative leap in the long post-2008 process of reconstructing an international social mobilization against neoliberalism and imperialism, but it remained a day of action, that demonstrates the massive (in)capability of contemporary mass movements.
In the light of farcical repetition we can observe also the financial crisis of 2008 that is considered by many economists as the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s. If the negative effects of the stock market crash from 1929 ended with the rise of fascism in Europe and the beginning of WWII, the aftermath of the last global economic downturn called the Great Recession was accompanied by massive bail-outs of financial institutions and the rise of so-called Post-fascism. While public authorities in fear of the crash of the world financial system introduced austerity measures to meet the needs of people, they massively started to put public money into the broken (private) banking system. This triggered huge rage among the population world wide. Massive resistance against neoliberal policies organized in various movements from Occupy, Gezi Park and Black Lives Matter to massive student protests, workers strikes and Standing Rock, brought people together to fight against social inequalities. Local governments answered with the introduction of draconian restrictive and repressive measures that reached their peak in the anti-migration legislation. In this situation, the ultra conservative rhetoric again found its way to appear on the floor of the history. However, the repetition of its occurrence came as a farce. Post-fascism is a concept that attempts to grasp a mutation process that is still underway. Today "Post-fascists" are linked to the historical "fascist matrix", yet, at the same time they diverge from historical fascism. Still far-Right, chauvinistic and xenophobic they found their political niche without upsetting the dominant political forms of electoral democracy and representative government. Despite of presenting themselves as defenders of democracy, they are hostile to universal citizenship and by that against the right on equal political participation. Although it seemed that citizenship can’t be a privilege, limited to a particular class, race, creed, gender, political participation, morals, profession, patronage, and administrative fiat, present reality is showing us an other picture.
This radical conservative turn, disguised as a defense of democracy and western values was only possible under the conditions of postmodernity. Although it seemed just as a new “ism” the introduction of postmodernism profoundly changed the standards of social critique and political practice. If the neoliberal social restructuring is the inner truth of postmodernism, then its most significant feature or practice today is pastiche. Pastiche is the imitation of a peculiar or unique style, the wearing of a stylistic mask, speech in a dead language. It is a neutral practice of mimicry, without ulterior motive, without satirical impulse, without laughter, without that still latent feeling that there exists something normal compared to which what is being imitated is rather comic. It is a parody that has lost its sense of humor. As a blank parody without any political bite it was a suitable cultural practice to normalize the far-Right discourse. Imitating the defenders of democracy, today‘s post-fascists are demanding the closing of borders for refugees and migrants, the abolition of abortion, the revision of the history of WW2 and the return of traditional (western) values embedded into the white, christian, patriarchal family. Using the practice of mimicry like pink-washing or zipper system for political marketing they are rebranding their public appearance. And there is no place for humor.
If the historical answer on fascism was the rise of anti-fascistic movements, than we need to up-date the meaning of anti-fascism, suitable for the present political situation. Anti-fascism was a main essence of the Left. However, since the late twentieth century we are experiencing the “crisis of the Left”. The dismantlement of socialism as a social project and the rise of neoliberal global capitalism deepened the inner dispersal and diversification on the Left (which after all, is not necessarily an obstacle for greater democratization). The famous Left melancholia represents not only a refusal to recover from this loss, but also a refusal to rethink proper strategies in the light of political identity for mobilization, alliance-building, or transformation. The contemporary Left often clings to the conceptions of another epoch, one in which the notions of unified movements, social totalities, and class-based politics were viable categories of political and theoretical analysis. Structural analysis and traditional class theory can help us to understand the contemporary socio-political processes, but it is the ideological and cultural frame that forms people’s subjective understanding of their place in the world.
Therefore,
if we want to build a new, powerful, anti-capitalist, and tranglobal
feminist movement, it is important for us to understand our position
in contemporary capitalist societies and to articulate our political
visions. Today the claim for women’s civil rights is political
mainstream, yet rights alone are not enough and we have to learn to
make use of them. The election of Donald Trump, a man that has
breathed new life into the old insult of “sexist pig”, is clearly
showing how the right to vote is a two-side coin. Since achieving
active membership in the political community was a long historical
fight of the left, we have to respond on today’s citizenship
restraints. Our Gilded Age of global capitalism that has spread to
every nook and cranny of the world and integrated into each human
relation, demands new forms of organization and resistance. In this
sense the repetition of achievements of the February Revolution is
impossible. Yet, the
shackles of the family, of housework, of prostitution, and other
forms of cheap labor force still weigh heavily on the woman. To
invent new forms and modes of fighting against the world of
suffering, humiliations and inequality that makes the life of the
woman so hard is our task and our responsibility.
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Portraits/Portraits
04.11.2017 The Cimi Schulz Show
04.11.2017 >> The Cimi Schulz Show
04.11.2017 Feministisches Gelage
04.11.2017 >> Feminist Banquet
03.11.2017 ADHS
03.11.2017 >> ADHS
03.11.2017 >> Rotterdam
03.11.2017 Rotterdam
03.11.2017 >> Daily Rhythms Collective
03.11.2017 Daily Rhythms Collective
03.11.2017 Von Superfrauen und Frühlingsunis
03.11.2017 >> On Superwomen and Spring Universities
02.11.2017 Grrrls Crew
02.11.2017 >> Grrrls Crew
02.11.2017 >> Circle A
02.11.2017 Circle A
02.11.2017 >> The Housewife’s Fatal Submission
02.11.2017 The Housewife’s Fatal Submission
02.11.2017 Geburt der Venus
02.11.2017 Tonträger
02.11.2017 >> Tonträger
02.11.2017 Free Your Head - Trag DEIN Kopftuch
02.11.2017 >> Free Your Head - Wear YOUR Head Scarf
02.11.2017 Feministisches Rollenbild
02.11.2017 >> Feminist Roll Model
02.11.2017 >> Birth of Venus
02.11.2017 HMD (Head Mounted Display)
02.11.2017 >> HMD (Head Mounted Display)
02.11.2017 Der Kirschkern
02.11.2017 >> Der Kirschkern / The Cherry Pit
02.11.2017 Ladies Wrestling
02.11.2017 >> Ladies Wrestling
02.11.2017 We Prepare The Space
02.11.2017 >> We Prepare The Space
02.11.2017 Brandrede
02.11.2017 >> Brandrede
02.11.2017 ON LOVE oder Was bedeutet Feminismus heute?
02.11.2017 >> ON LOVE or What does Feminism stand for today?
05.11.2016 >>Monique Fessl
05.11.2016 Monique Fessl
05.11.2016 Jooklo Duo & Mette Rasmussen
05.11.2016 >>Jooklo Duo & Rasmussen
05.11.2016 EsRap
05.11.2016 >>EsRap
05.11.2016 Down Dox
05.11.2016 >>Down Dox
05.11.2016 Žen
05.11.2016 >>Žen
05.11.2016 SED Sozialistische Eingreif Druppe
05.11.2016 >> SED Sozialistische Eingreif Druppe
05.11.2016 Talente-Versteigerung mit Down Dox
05.11.2016 >>Talent Auction with Down Dox
05.11.2016 >>Wilhelmine show me the NO
05.11.2016 Wilhelmine show me the NO
05.11.2016 Simon Hafner: Kunst und Ideologie oder Kunst und das System der Normen
05.11.2016 >>Simon Hafner: Art and Ideology or Art and the System of Norms
05.11.2016 Judith Goetz: Angriffe auf Kunst und Kultur
05.11.2016 >>Judith Goetz: Assault on Art and Culture
05.11.2016 >>Simon Windisch: Theatre is elitist
05.11.2016 Simon Windisch: Theater ist elitär
05.11.2016 Leni Kastl: Moderation
05.11.2016 >>Leni Kastl: Presentation
05.11.2016 Daimond Rai
05.11.2016 >>Daimon Rai
05.11.2016 >>ETC - The boat is full
05.11.2016 ETC - Das Boot ist voll
05.11.2016 Ulla Sladek: Fotos aus der Dose
05.11.2016 >>Ulla Sladek: Photos from a can
04.11.2016 >>Slobodan Milosevic
04.11.2016 Slobodan Milosevic
04.11.2016 Ina Sladić: This is not my piece
04.11.2016 >>Ina Sladić: This is not my piece
04.11.2016 Marlies Pratter: Moderation
04.11.2016 >>Marlies Pratter: Presentation
04.11.2016 Anna Hadley: Dolmetsch
04.11.2016 >>Anna Hadley: Interpreter
04.11.2016 Nayari Castillo: Antikapitalistische Methodologie in der Kunst
04.11.2016 >>Nayari Castillo: Anticapitalist methodology in art
04.11.2016 >>Irina Karamarkovic
04.11.2016 Irina Karamarkovic
04.11.2016 FORT - Workshop für Frauen*
04.11.2016 >>FORT - Workshop for Women*
03.11.2016 Azad John
03.11.2016 >>Azad John
03.11.2016 Couscous & Boris Hauf
03.11.2016 >>Cousscous & Boris Hauf
03.11.2016 Patrizia Ferrara
03.11.2016 Niconote
03.11.2016 Muskel
03.11.2016 >>Patrizia Ferrara
03.11.2016 >>Niconote
03.11.2016 >>Muskel
03.11.2016 Henry H und Signdance Collective International
03.11.2016 >>Henry H and Signdance Collective International
03.11.2016 Veza Fernández: Veza or patience will bring you roses
03.11.2016 >>Veza Fernández: Veza or patience will bring you roses
03.11.2016 >>Kurt Gruber: Pyrograd – Not every recipe results in a cake
03.11.2016 Kurt Gruber: Pyrograd - Nicht aus jedem Rezept wird Kuchen
03.11.2016 bakadayo: Your Preasure Is My Preasure
03.11.2016 >>bakadayo: Your Preasure Is My Preasure
03.11.2016 >>Baustellenbagage
03.11.2016 >>Mário José Santos Soares: Stickerlife in Graz 2016
03.11.2016 >>Georg Dinstl: Are we really that hungry?
03.11.2016 Georg Dinstl: Are we really that hungry?
03.11.2016 >>KenFM in conversation with Prof. Rainer Mausfeld
03.11.2016 Baustellenbagage
03.11.2016 Mário José Santos Soares: Stickerleben in Graz 2016
03.11.2016 Philipp Strohmeier: Clara und Olympia
03.11.2016 >>Philipp Strohmeier: Clara und Olympia
03.11.2016 Lidija Krienzer-Radojević: Kapitalisierung eines Kunstwerks von der Kunstweltmaschine
03.11.2016 >>Lidija Krienzer-Radojević: Capitalization of art work by the art world machine
03.11.2016 KenFM im Gespräch mit Prof. Rainer Mausfeld
03.11.2016 Zhenja: Sei gegrüßt, Kapitalismus!
03.11.2016 >> Zhenja: Greetings, capitalism!
03.11.2016 Eva Wolf
03.11.2016 >>Eva Wolf
03.11.2016 Alexandra Zsolnai: Fakanál (fuckanal)
03.11.2016 >>Alexandra Zsolnai: Fakanál (fuckanal)
03.11.2016 Keyvan Paydar: The beard is present
03.11.2016 >>Keyvan Paydar: The Beard is present
03.11.2016 Evè Prechtl
03.11.2016 >>Evè Prechtl
03.11.2016 Oni Kava: Zafara
03.11.2016 >>Maria Schneider: Akrasia
03.11.2016 >>Oni Kava: Zafara
03.11.2016 Maria Schneider: Akrasia
03.11.2016 Karin Goldgruber
03.11.2016 >>Karin Goldgruber
03.11.2016 Paul Lässer: Marterpfahl
03.11.2016 >>Paul Lässer: Stake
03.11.2016 Roter Keil: Gelddruckperformance
03.11.2016 >>Roter Keil: Money Print Performance
03.11.2016 Lara Podesser: Goldene Spur
03.11.2016 >>Lara Podesser: Golden Trace
03.11.2016 Martin Glawitsch: Schlaftrunken
03.11.2016 Leon: Morituri Te Salutant!
03.11.2016 >>Leon: Morituri Te Salutant!
03.11.2016 Johanna Bonsels: Menú del dia
03.11.2016 >>Johanna Bonsels: Menú del dia
03.11.2016 >>Martin Glawitsch: Drowsy
03.11.2016 Alexandru Cosarca: Trost or just a random opera
03.11.2016 Semir Plivac: Braucht man Geld um Kunst zu machen?
03.11.2016 BJ Nevenko
03.11.2016 >>Alexandru Cosarca: Trost or just a random opera
03.11.2016 >>Semir Plivac: Do you need money to make art?
03.11.2016 >>BJ Nevenko
03.11.2016 Semir Plivac: Neuropa – Happy... New Years
03.11.2016 >>Semir Plivac: Neuropa – Happy... New Years
11.11.2015 Irina Karamarkovic _ english
11.11.2015 marlies pratter
11.11.2015 Leni Kastl_english
11.11.2015 Caroline Metzger
11.11.2015 Anna Hadley
11.11.2015 Mustafa Kasem und Nabeel Taha
11.11.2015 Mohamed Moustafa
11.11.2015 Benedikt-Lars Kaiser
10.11.2015 Maria Lisch
09.11.2015 Over the dark mirror*
09.11.2015 die liebe ist ein kind der tat.
09.11.2015 Anita Hofer, Conrad Stachl
09.11.2015 H.J.Schubert
08.11.2015 Nayari Castillo
08.11.2015 Kochworkshop KAMA Graz _ Bisrat
08.11.2015 Kochworkshop KAMA Graz _ Sara und Mohammad
08.11.2015 Kochworkshop KAMA Graz _ Kalyani
08.11.2015 Karoline Rudolf
07.11.2015 Barbara Plavcak
07.11.2015 Peter Wagner
07.11.2015 Angelika Thon
07.11.2015 Fanny Müller-Uri
07.11.2015 Fanny Müller-Uri - Workshop – Von Charity zu Anti-Rassismus
07.11.2015 Mutt/Mayr/Hackl
07.11.2015 Opcion
06.11.2015 Ottavia
06.11.2015 Isabella Praher und Antonia Rath
06.11.2015 Elvedin Klačar
06.11.2015 Henry H.
06.11.2015 Refugee-Protest-Camp in Graz
06.11.2015 Roland Frühwirth
06.11.2015 SigndanceCollective International/ Henry H.
06.11.2015 Victoria Kumar
06.11.2015 THE GITARREN DER LIEBE SWEATSHOP
06.11.2015 Dominik Egger _ Spendenkonvoi Graz
06.11.2015 Aigul Hakimova
06.11.2015 Lonesome Hot Dudes
06.11.2015 drinnen und draußen – queerograd 2015
06.11.2015 Hildegund Koboltschnig
06.11.2015 Ahmad Ayad
06.11.2015 Elvedin Klačar _english
06.11.2015 Refugee-Protest-Camp_english
06.11.2015 Victoria Kumar_english
05.11.2015 Stefan Salomon
05.11.2015 Stefan Benedik
05.11.2015 Stefan Benedik_english
05.11.2015 Isabella Praher und Antonia Rath
05.11.2015 Bruckner
05.11.2015 Bruckner _ english
05.11.2015 KRK
05.11.2015 Leni Kastl _ Workshop
05.11.2015 Lidija Krienzer-Radojevic
05.11.2015 KAMA Graz
05.11.2015 Irina Karamarkovic
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 22:00 Ana Threat (Nightline) [eng]
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 22:00 Just Friends and Lovers (Nightline)
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 22:00 Just Friends and Lovers (Nightline) [eng]
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 22:00 Ana Threat (Nightline)
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 20:30 Denice Bourbon (Performance)
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 20:30 Mireia Arnella (Performance)
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 20:30 Denice Bourbon (Performance) [eng]
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11 ab 20:30 Mireia Arnella (Performance) [eng]
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 18:00 Andromaque Ruzindana, Khatera Sadr (Lecture+Talk)
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 18:00 Marissa Lôbo (Lecture+Talk)
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 18:00 Moderation Jette Musger
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 18:00 Andromaque Ruzindana, Khatera Sadr (Lecture+Talk) [eng]
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 18:00 Marissa Lôbo (Lecture+Talk) [eng]
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 18:00 Moderation Jette Musger [eng]
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 14:30 Maria Jiku (Bondage Workshop)
01.11.2014 Sa. 01.11. ab 14:30 Maria Jiku (Bondage Workshop) [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 22:00 LARVE (Kurzfilmscreening)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 22:00 Bird of the Year (Nightline)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 22:00 Nancy Transit (Nightline)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 22:00 Nancy Transit (Nightline) [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 22:00 Bird of the Year (Nightline) [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 20:30 vulvas on stage² (Lecture Performance)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 20:30 MARIAJIKU888 (Bondage Performance)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 20:30 vulvas on stage² (Lecture Performance) [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 20:30 MARIAJIKU888 (Bondage Performance) [eng]
31.10.2014 31.10. + 01.11. 19:00 - 23:00 mit Janja, Mai und Rebeca
31.10.2014 31.10. + 01.11. 19:00 - 23:00 with Janja, Mai und Rebeca [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 18:00 NANCY TRANSIT (feat. Hermes Phettberg) (Video + Talk) [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 18:00 Sol Haring (Lecture+Talk)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 18:00 Didi Bruckmayr (Lecture+Talk)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 18:00 Sol Haring (Lecture+Talk) [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 18:00 Didi Bruckmayr (Lecture+Talk) [eng]
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 18:00 NANCY TRANSIT (feat. Hermes Phettberg) (Video + Talk)
31.10.2014 Fr. 31.10. ab 18:00 NANCY TRANSIT (feat. Hermes Phettberg) (Video + Talk) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. SM (Nightline)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. SM (Nightline) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 22:00 DownDox (Nightline)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 22:00 Petra und der Wolf (Nightline)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 22:00 DownDox (Nightline) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 22:00 Petra und der Wolf (Nightline) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 21:30 Leni Kastl (Performance)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 21:30 Leni Kastl (Performance) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 19:00 Carina Klammer (Lecture+Talk)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 19:00 Steven Weiss (Lecture+Talk)
30.10.2014 30.10. + 31.10. ab 18:00 _ Moderation Christoph Hartner
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 19:00 Steven Weiss (Lecture+Talk) [engl.]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. ab 19:00 Carina Klammer (Lecture+Talk) [eng]
30.10.2014 30.10. + 31.10. ab 18:00 _ Moderation Christoph Hartner [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Nicole Pruckermayr (Installation)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Maryam Mohammadi (Installation)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Leni Kastl (Installation)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. B.B. versorgt Sie mit Liebe
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Andrea Schabernack: Haut zeigen (Live-Installation)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Roter Keil: Objekte und Installationen
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. ArtFem.TV, Kuratiert von Evelin Stermitz (Screening)
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Nicole Pruckermayr (Installation) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Maryam Mohammadi (Installation) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. B.B. versorgt Sie mit Liebe [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Andrea Schabernack: Haut zeigen (Live-Installation) [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. Roter Keil: Objekte und Installationen [eng]
30.10.2014 Do. 30.10. - Sa. 01.11. ArtFem.TV, Kuratiert von Evelin Stermitz (Screening) [eng]
08.10.2014 Über die Haut
06.07.2014 Ulrike Sowodniok
05.07.2014 Wolfram Spyra
04.07.2014 Clara Oppel
28.09.2013 Sa. 28.09. 23:30 Madame Snivlem [AT] (Nightline)
28.09.2013 Sa. 28.09. 22:30 Ste McCabe [GB] (Live-Konzert)
28.09.2013 Sa. 28.09. 21:00 Zsuzsanna Balla [H]: Von chaotischen Systemen (Tanzperformance)
28.09.2013 Sa. 28.09. 18:00 Katharina Pühl [D]: Queere Perspektiven auf Kollektivität & Ökonomie (Vortrag und Diskussion)
28.09.2013 Sa. 28.09. 16:00 kollektiv leben - shades][identities workshop
28.09.2013 Sa. 28.09. 12:00/ 14:00/ 16:00 Leni Kastl [A] *queering tantra* - gruppenselbstliebe
28.09.2013 Sa. 28.09. 10:00 Leni Kastl [A] *queering tantra* - DIY für den Alltag
27.09.2013 Fr. 27.09. 23:30 Slobodan Milosevic [AT] (Nightline)
27.09.2013 Fr. 27.09. 22:30 möström [A] (Live-Konzert)
27.09.2013 Fr. 27.09. 21:00 vulvas on stage²: votzen karussell [A] (Performance)
27.09.2013 Fr. 27.09./ Sa. 28.09. 19:30 Veza Fernández [E/A], Katharina Wind [A]: 8 Minuten (Tanzperformance)
27.09.2013 Fr. 27.09. 18:00 Sushila Mesquita: Queering the family!? (Vortrag und Diskussion)
27.09.2013 Fr. 27.09. / Sa. 28.09. 18:00 Leo Lippert [AT] (Moderation)
27.09.2013 Fr. 27.09. 14:30 Polyamory oder "Verantwortungsvolle Nicht-Monogamie" Ein (Erfahrungs-)Austausch [A] (Workshop)
26.09.2013 Do. 26.09. 23:30 DJane Monique Fessl [AT] (Nightline)
26.09.2013 Do. 26.09. 23:00 Crazy Bitch in a Cave [A] (Live-Act)
26.09.2013 Do. 26.09. 22:00 maneki nekoč [A] (Livekonzert)
26.09.2013 Do. 26.09. 21:00 S.T.D. - Sexually Transmitted Disorders [A] (Musikperformance)
26.09.2013 Do. 26.09. 19:30 Karoline Boehm: Let’s talk about
26.09.2013 Do. 26.09. 18:00 Christoph Hartner [AT] (Moderation)
26.09.2013 Do. 26. - Sa. 28.09. Clara Oppel [DE]: Sfumato
26.09.2013 Do. 26. - Sa. 28.09. Veza M Fernández [ES/AT] Florian Pochlatko [AT] Sara Tirelli [IT] Lisa Weber [AT]: 8 Minuten (Installation)
26.09.2013 Do. 26. - Sa. 28.09. Wolfram Spyra [DE]: PING PONG (Installation)
26.09.2013 Do. 26. - Sa. 28.09. B.B. versorgt Sie mit Liebe [Österreichischer Zigeuner]