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Talk Talk Talk #6 – Audience Podcast – sharing m/othering practices
September 22 @ 6:00 pm
Talk Talk Talk is a series of Audience podcasts that are a live moment with Audience in the MigrArt space as well as at a later time will be published on different online platforms as well as aired on local Zurich radio Radio LoRa on 97.5 MHz.
sharing m/othering practices
m/othering ourselves is a sharing about m/othering practices and their radical potential when seen as a possible action, more than a gendered identity. The act of m/othering – as a queer, radical and collective practice and a communal responsibility for caregiving – is imperative to building transformational change. tina omayemi reden has invited Serena Owusua Dankwa and Ivy Monteiro to share their m/othering ways, their caregiving practices and ideas on community spaces.
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Ivy Monteiro
Serena Owusua Dankwa
tina omayemi reden
Ivy Monteiro ( Ivy is an educator and developer of practices and performative roles in Dance, Music and Theatre Performance, for small and big stages. They are a natural shapeshifter, re- imagining and re-conceptualizing femininity, gender, social and race through (dis)identification from a post-colonial perspective. Ancestrality and Spirituality are reshaped and envisioned in queer futuristic pieces, where the artist reclaims and questions their space in our apocalyptical future.
Serena O. Dankwa recently returned to academia as a lecturer and postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Social Anthropology in Basel. She holds an MA in African Studies from SOAS in London and earned her PhD from the U. of Bern. While working on these, Serena was affiliated to the U. of Ghana and held fellowships at Columbia University (NYC) and Yale University. She is the author of the award-winning ethnography Knowing Women: Same-Sex Intimacy, Gender and Identity in Postcolonial Ghana (2021) and a coeditor of Racial Profiling: Struktureller Rassismus und anti-rassistischer Widerstand (2019) and of Bildung . Macht.Diversität: Critical Diversity Literacy im Hochschulraum (2021).
tina omayemi reden is a Zurich-based artist, cultural worker, organizer and lecturer. She primarily works in collaboration and is involved in collectives that focus on themes of collective care, intergenerational exchange, social justice, and community building. Central to her practice are moments of deep listening and the act of making visible the intricate networks of relationships, power dynamics, resistance, longings, and desires. As part of the collective FUBU she has been organizing a variety of gatherings and solidarity events – from parties and dinners, to intergenerational exchanges and seasonal rituals, performance nights, nature walks and collective harvesting.
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