SUMMER SCHOOL
2021

for Sexualities, Cultures, and Politics

Gender and Culture – New Reading of Gender

Series of panel discussions aims at further development of critical thinking...

KISSING AREA

In these four “public walls”, all boundaries are erased...

MIRROR

A public space intervention, initiated as a critique of the politics of public space...


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The Summer School for Sexualities, Cultures, and Politics

The Summer School for Sexualities, Cultures, and Politics is permanent project, originally initiated by the Department for Gender Studies at the Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities “Euro-Balkan”, Skopje, Macedonia and the Faculty of Media and Communications - Singidunum, Belgrade, Serbia. In 2014, the School has moved to and was taken up organizationally by IPAK Center.

The general aim of the School is to gather young post-graduate students, scholars and teaching staff from both Eastern and Western Europe and promote a shared platform for research and trans-disciplinary theoretical reflection on the complex modes of interweaving sexuality, culture and politics, and consequently of exchanging and questioning geopolitically determined discourses in the research of sexualities, gender studies, and queer theory. Our idea is to provide students, scholars and teachers with the opportunity to question, decenter and democratize these areas by way of deferring the notion of theoretical and geopolitical privilege which is often implied by these research areas, and thus to introduce new models of rethinking context-specific phenomena related to sexualities and, vice versa, to enrich theoretical paradigms with context specific phenomena and research.

In this way, the School’s long-term goal is to

(1) strategically stimulate the particularization and application of key ideas and theories in sexuality research locally, and to

(2) universalize and popularize crucial and underprivileged positions and ideas on the European level, regardless of the East/West divide which is still central to the development of queer theory and sexuality research.

Our endeavor is not to relativize the embeddedness and situatedness of knowledges about sexualities, but to recognize and disrupt the existing invisible borders that obstruct the free dissemination of ideas as they are being determined by various hegemonic forces – political, educational, economic - in both Eastern and Western contexts of doing academic and artistic work related with our desires, bodies, and sexualities.

 

 

PROGRAMME

14 August (Sunday)

Arrival of participants

 

15 August (Monday)

Course 1 by Lauren Berlant: On the Inconvenience of Other People

 8.30h - 9.15h: Registration of participants (FMK, 5th floor)
 9.15h - 9.30h: Welcome note by the organizers
 9.30h - 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Lauren Berlant: Sex in the Event of Happiness
11.15h - 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h - 13.15h: Seminar (readings)
13.15h - 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h - 15.30h: Students presentations
15.30h - 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h - 16.45h: Students presentations

 

16 August (Tuesday)

Course 2 by Luciana Parisi: Abstraction - Sex - Automation

 9.30h - 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Luciana Parisi: Automation and Gender
11.15h - 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h - 13.15h: Seminar (reading)
13.15h - 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h - 15.30h: Students presentations
15.30h - 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h - 16.45h: Students presentations
18.30h: Open lecture by Lauren Berlant: On Being in Life without Wanting the World: Living in Ellipsis
Discussion Moderator: Slavčo Dimitrov
Location: FMK, 4th floor

 

17 August (Wednesday)

Course 2 by Luciana Parisi: Abstraction - Sex - Automation

 9.30h - 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Luciana Parisi: Artificial Intelligence and Sex
11.15h - 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h - 13.15h Seminar (readings)
13.15h: Lunch
Free afternoon
21h: Official SSSCP 2016 Party (location TBA)

 

18 August (Thursday)

Course 3 by Laima Kreivytė: Queer Art and Curating: Strategies, Stories, Structures

 9.30h - 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Laima Kreivytė: Queer Art and Curating: Strategies, Stories, Structures, Part 1
11.15h - 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h - 13.15h: Seminar (readings)
13.15h - 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h - 15.30h: Students presentations
15.30h - 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h - 16.45h: Students presentations

 

19 August (Friday)

Course 3 by Laima Kreivytė: Queer Art and Curating: Strategies, Stories, Structures

 9.30h - 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Laima Kreivytė: Queer Art and Curating: Strategies, Stories, Structures, Part 2
11.15h - 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h - 13.15h: Seminar (readings)
13.15h - 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h - 15.30h: Students presentations
15.30h - 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h - 16.45h: Students presentations
18.30: Performative lecture “Monument and the Body: a Case of Rosa Luxemburg” (location TBA)

 

20 August (Saturday)

Course 4 by Katerina Kolozova: "The Inhuman, the Automaton and the Female Face of the Exploited Animal"

 9.30h - 11.15h: : Lecture + discussion: Katerina Kolozova: "The Inhuman, the Automaton and the Female Face of the Exploited Animal"
11.15h - 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h - 13.15h: Seminar (readings)
13.15h - 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h - 15.30h: Students presentations
15.30h - 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h - 16.45h: Students presentations
17.00h: Closing of SSSCP 2016 and handing of certificates

 

21 August (Sunday)

Departure of participants

PROGRAMME

19 August (Sunday)

Arrival of participants

 

20 August (Monday)

Obligatory Course 1 by Patricia Ticineto Clough: Post-Phenomenological Subjectivity and the Other than Human: Experimental Writing

 9.30h -  10.20h: Registration of participants (FMK, 4th floor)
10.20h - 10.30h: Welcome note by the organizers
10.30h - 11.30h: Lecture by Patricia Ticineto Clough: Post-Phenomenological Subjectivity and the Other than Human: Experimental Writing
11.30h - 12.00h: Coffee break
12.00h - 13.00h: Discussion
13.00h - 14.00h: Lunch break
14.00h - 15.00h: Afternoon Seminar with Patricia Ticineto Clough
Moderator: Slavcho Dimitrov

19:00-20:30: Open Lecture by Jelena Petrović: The Politics of Error
Discussion moderator: Mirjana Stošić

 

21 August (Tuesday)

12:00 -15:30: Group visit to the Museum of Yugoslavia/ The House of Flowers

19:00-20:30: Public Lecture by Patricia Ticineto Clough: Post-Phenomenological Subjectivity and The User Unconscious
Discussion Moderator: Slavcho Dimitrov

 

22 August (Wednesday)

STREAM 1:

Course by Iris van der Tuin: The Generative Curriculum

10:30-11:30: Lecture by Iris van der Tuin
11:30-12:00: Coffee Break
12:00-13:45: Discussion and Seminar with Iris van der Tuin
13:45-15:00: Lunch Break
15:00-17:30: Presentations by participants with coffee break
Chair: Iris van der Tuin
19:00-20:30: Cultural and Activist Programme organized by IPAK.CENTER
Sarah Held & Sylvia Sadzinski: Penetration - Porn - Protest: A Performative Presentation. Introduction to Feminist Pornography, Movie Screening and Discussion

STREAM 2:

Course by Patricia MacCormack: Ahuman Theory: Queer Posthuman Ecosophy

10:30-11:30: Lecture by Patricia MacCormack
11:30-12:00: Coffee Break
12:00-13:45: Discussion and Seminar with Patricia MacCormack
13:45-15:00: Lunch Break
15:00-17:30: Presentations by participants
Chair: Patricia MacCormack
19:00-20:30: Cultural and Activist Programme organized by IPAK.CENTER
Sarah Held & Sylvia Sadzinski: Penetration - Porn - Protest: A Performative Presentation. Introduction to Feminist Pornography, Movie Screening and Discussion

 

23 August (Thursday)

STREAM 1:

Course by Iris van der Tuin: The Generative Curriculum

10:30-11:30: Lecture 2 by Iris van der Tuin
11:30-12:00: Coffee Break
12:00-13:45: Discussion and Seminar with Iris van der Tuin
13:45-15:00: Lunch Break
15:00-17:30: Presentations by participants with coffee break
Chair: Iris van der Tuin
19:00-20:30: Open Lecture by Rok Vevar: Bodies That Suddenly Appeared to Be - Some Examples of Breaks in Presences and Representations of the Body in the Performing Arts of Socialist Yugoslavia
Discussion moderator: Slavcho Dimitrov

STREAM 2:

Course by Patricia MacCormack: Ahuman Theory: Queer Posthuman Ecosophy

10:30-11:30: Lecture 2 by Patricia MacCormack
11:30-12:00: Coffee Break
12:00-13:45: Discussion and Seminar with Patricia MacCormack
13:45-15:00: Lunch Break
15:00-17:30: Presentations by participants
Chair: Patricia MacCormack
19:00-20:30: Open Lecture by Rok Vevar: Bodies That Suddenly Appeared to Be - Some Examples of Breaks in Presences and Representations of the Body in the Performing Arts of Socialist Yugoslavia
Discussion moderator: Slavcho Dimitrov

 

24 August (Friday)

STREAM 1:

Course by Iris van der Tuin: The Generative Curriculum

10:30-11:30: Lecture 3 by Iris van der Tuin
11:30-12:00: Coffee Break
12:00-13:00: Discussion and Seminar with Iris van der Tuin
13:00-14:30: Lunch Break
14:30-16:00: Presentations by participants with coffee break
Chair: Iris van der Tuin
19:00-21:00: Cultural and Activist Programme organized by IPAK.CENTER
New Spaces, New Voices (in partnership with the Festival of Feminist Culture and Action - BeFem)
21:30 - Closing Party with Markiza de Sad

STREAM 2:

Course by Patricia MacCormack: Ahuman Theory: Queer Posthuman Ecosophy

10:30-11:30: Lecture 3 by Patricia MacCormack
11:30-12:00: Coffee Break
12:00-13:00: Discussion and Seminar with Patricia MacCormack
13:00-14:30: Lunch Break
14:30-16:00: Presentations by participants with coffee break
Chair: Patricia MacCormack
19:00-21:00: Cultural and Activist Programme organized by IPAK.CENTER
New Spaces, New Voices (in partnership with the Festival of Feminist Culture and Action - BeFem)
21:30 - Closing Party with Markiza de Sad

 

25 August (Saturday)

13:00-14:00: Handing of certificates
14:00: Departure of participants


PROGRAMME in PDF

PROGRAMME

20 August (Sunday)

Arrival of participants

 

21 August (Monday)

Course 1 by Lisa Blackman: Loving the Alien: A Post-post-human Manifesto / Mediated Perception, Trauma and Transmission

 8.30h -  9.15h: Registration of participants (FMK, 4th floor)
 9.15h -  9.30h: Welcome note by the organizers
 9.30h -  9.45h: Round of students’ self-presentations
 9.45h - 10.45h: Lecture by Lisa Blackman: Loving the Alien: A Post-post-human Manifesto
10.45h - 11.15h: Coffee break
11.15h - 12.45h: Discussion on the lecture + Seminar (readings)
12.45h - 14.00h: Lunch break
14.00h - 15.00h: Students presentations:
Mayte Cantero Sánchez (Autonomous University of Barcelona): Revising Nature as A Given Data. A New Materialist Approach
Melpomeni Antonakaki (Technical University of Munich): Trauma as Method. Doing Justice for Things That Do Not Matter
15.00h - 15.15h: Coffee break
15.15h - 16.15h: Students presentations:
Dina Cubric (University of Bologna/University of Lodz): Autoeroticism of Embodied Monstrosity: Becoming-Freak and/as Becoming-Woman in Angela Carter’s Novels
Marianne Gunderson (University of Oslo): Posthuman Bodies in Fanfiction

 

22 August (Tuesday)

Course 1 by Lisa Blackman: Loving the Alien: A Post-post-human Manifesto / Mediated Perception, Trauma and Transmission

 9.30h – 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Lisa Blackman: Mediated Perception, Trauma and Transmission
11.15h – 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h – 13.15h: Seminar (readings)
13.15h – 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h – 15.30h: Students presentations:
Micol Bez (Kingston University/University of Paris 8): Orientations, Face-to-Face Encounters and Frameworks of Humanism/Inhumanism
Lieke Hettinga (Central European University): Embodied Translations
15.30h – 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h – 16.45h: Students presentations:
Mariia Semashyna (Central European University): The Politics of Whimsy: Writing and Rewriting the Desiring Body in the Diaries of Daniil Kharms
Maayan Shtendel (Tel Aviv University): Melancholia as Ethics of Double Loyalty: Reading Gender Deviations in the Novel Stone Butch Blues
18.30h – 20.00h: Open lecture by Katerina Kolozova: Revisiting Prosthesis and Reclaiming Biology:
 A Proposal for a Feminist Project in an Era of Global Authoritarianism
 Discussion Moderator: Stanimir Panayotov
 Location: FMK, 4th floor

 

23 August (Wednesday)

Course 2 by Ann Cvetkovich: Archival Turns and Queer Affective Methods

 9.30h – 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Ann Cvetkovich: Archival Turns and Queer Affective Methods
11.15h - 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h - 13.15h Seminar (readings)
13.15h – 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h – 15.30h: Students presentations:
Maria Mayer (University of Vienna): Analyzing Emotions and Affects in Politics: The Need for a New Methodological Framework of Discourse Analysis
Sophie Nikoleit (Free University of Berlin): “this page is temporarily under construction” – Queer Affects and Activism in Digital Archives
15.30h – 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h – 16.45h: Students presentations:
Lore Janssens (University of Leuven): Decolonising Queer Archives: Critical Reflections on The Construction of Whiteness and Sexuality in Flanders, Belgium
Jess Hooks (Utrecht University): A Parable of Art Parties: Queering the Dada Archive
20h: Official SSSCP 2017 Party with DJ Markiza de Sada (location: Cultural Center Grad)

 

24 August (Thursday)

Course 2 by Ann Cvetkovich: Archival Turns and Queer Affective Methods

 9.30h - 11.15h: Workshop with Ann Cvetkovich: Writing as Archival Practice: A Lecture/Writing, Theory/Practice Workshop Hybrid
11.15h – 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h – 13.15h: Workshop continues
13.15h – 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h – 15.30h: Students presentations:
Aura Lehtonen (London School of Economics): Intimate Disruptions: Neoliberal Penality and the Reconfiguration of State Power
Brynn McNab (Emily Carr University of Art and Design): Dances for Elsewhere: Intimacy, Collaboration, and Secrecy in Digital Correspondence
15.30h – 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h – 16.45h: Students presentations:
Ida Hillerup Hansen (Central European University): Living in Proximity to Death: A Close Reading of Representations of Suffocation
Lily Ní Dhomhnaill (University of Cambridge): Spaces of Shame and Selfhood in Citizen: An American Lyric

 

25 August (Friday)

FREE DAY!

However, please note:
18.30h – 20.00h: Live performance by Boryana Rossa: Grab the Pussy (location: Cultural Center Magacin)

 

26 August (Saturday)

Course 3 by Boryana Rossa: Post-Internet Gender and Sexuality

 9.30h - 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Boryana Rossa: Contemporary Performative and Guerilla Art Practices Online
11.15h – 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h – 13.15h: Seminar (readings)
13.15h – 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h – 15.30h: Students presentations:
Roberto Filippello (University of Antwerp): Towards A (New) Phenomenology of Fashion: Affect, Atmospheres, and Queer Embodiment
Oliver Klaasen (Justus Liebig University): Thinking and Feeling Queerness through Wolfgang Tillmans’s Cameraless Photo Series Freischwimmer
15.30h – 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h – 16.45h: Students presentations:
Kit Hung (Goldsmiths University/Hong Kong Baptist University): Gender, Body, and Creativity: Art and Filmmaking Workshops in Hong Kong and Africa
Sophie Conaghan-Sexon (University of Glasgow): Building Boris Gay: Constructing Queer Masculinity in Drag King Performances
18.30h – 20.00h: Open lecture by Ann Cvetkovich: After Depression: The Sovereignty of the Senses
 Discussion Moderator: Slavčo Dimitrov
 Location: FMK, 4th floor

 

27 August (Sunday)

Course 3 by Boryana Rossa: Post-Internet Gender and Sexuality

 9.30h - 11.15h: Lecture + discussion: Boryana Rossa: Contemporary Post-Internet Film Practices
11.15h – 11.45h: Coffee break
11.45h – 13.15h: Seminar (readings)
13.15h – 14.30h: Lunch break
14.30h – 15.30h: Students presentations:
Sylvia Sadzinski (University of Linz/University of Klagenfurt): The Revolution of Lazy Women or Passivity as Protest in Performance Art
Maria Barbara Rivero Puente (University of York): Deconstructing My Researcher Location: Critical Reflection of My Research Findings After Acknowledging Feminism
15.30h – 15.45h: Coffee break
15.45h – 16.45h: Students presentations:
Persefoni Kerentzi (University of the Aegean): Gender and Sexual Normativities in Greek Schools: From Misogyny to Homophobia and Back Again
Daniel Lourenço (University of Lisbon): Feminism and Effeminophobia: Regarding the Figure of the “Bicha”
17.00h – 17.30h: Closing of SSSCP 2017 and handing of certificates

28 August (Monday)

Departure of participants


PROGRAMME in PDF

Rodno čitanje grada

Ideja za projekat "Rodno čitanje grada" nastala je na kursu "Politike granica" kod mentorke prof.dr Jelisavete Blagojević na Fakultetu za medije i komunikacije u Beogradu. Baveći se granicama subjekta, odnosom tela i subjekta i tela i prostora, studenti su dobili zadatak da ponovno promišljanje ovih odnosa smeste u kontekst Beograda. Kao rezultat nastao je završni rad grupe studentkinja pod nazivom "Politike granica: rodno čitanje grada".
Početkom decembra 2012. godine studentkinje FMK su poyvane da sa ovim radom učestvuju na Festivalu feminističke akcije i kulture BeFem, gde su održale dvodnevnu radionicu pod nazivom "Rodno čitanje grada". Učesnici ove radionice su pozvani da ponovo promisle Beograd - grad kao politički prostor, načine na koje se u okviru jednog grada konstituišu i raspoređuju odnosi moći, kao i da preispitaju sopstvenu ulogu u Beogradu i mogućnosti participacije u društvenom životu grada kroz konkretnu akciju u javnom prostoru. Pozivajući se na koncept "prava na grad", kao jednog od osnovnih ljudskih prava:"Pravo na grad nije samo pravo na pristup onome što već postoji, nego i pravo da ga menjamo u skladu sa svojim željama, pravo da ponovo stvorimo sebe same kroz stvaranje kvalitativno drugačijih vrsta urbane društvenosti jedno je od najdragocenijih ljudskih prava" (David Harvey, The Right to the City).
U prvom delu radionice, diskutovali smo o tome u kojoj meri građani i građanke definišu Beograd, a do koje mere zadato urbanističko uređenje određuje njihove živote. Koji je odnos periferije i margine, u kojoj meri je dopušteno menjati grad i u kojoj meri je moguće uključiti one koji su već isključeni. Rod smo razumele kao analitičku kategoriju koja sabira različite vrste marginalizacije i diskriminacije, kao kategoriju koja nije identitetska nego upućuje na svaku vrstu drugosti, manjinskog i ne-normativnog. Radionica je bila poziv da ponovno promislimo grad i redefinišemo naše pozicije u njemu.
Rezultat radionice je bio niz konkretnih akcija u javnom prostoru, koje su imale za cilj da preispitaju postojeće odnose moći, onih koji se suprotstavljaju i na različite načine legitimišu, ali i pre svega onih koji proizvode i stvaraju otpor i kontra-diskurse dominantim hegemonskim i patrijarhalnim strukturama.
Jedna od najuspešnijih akcija "Mesto za ljubljenje" izazvala je veliku pažnju javnosti i ukazala da postoji velika zainteresovanost građana i građanki da na neke drugačije načine učestvuju u oblikovanju grada u kome žive.
Kritički osnov ovog rada je reakcija na frazu koja se spominje svaki put kada se pokrene pitanje LGBT prava, a glasi „u svoja četiri zida“. Rezultat akcije u javnom prostoru bio je grafit u obliku ta simbolička četiri zida unutar kojih piše "mesto za ljubljenje", a kojim su označene sporne lokacije u Beogradu. Uglavnom su to mesta konflikta, npr. mesto prvog "prajda" ili mesto na kojem je ubijen Bris Taton. Autori i autorke ovog rada su tako na simbolički način otvorili prostore na kojima "dozvoljeno poljubiti koga god želite, kako god želite (samo da druga strana pristane na to)", a građani i građanke Beograda su se u velikom broju uključili i podržali ovu akciju.
Nedugo zatim, uz mentorstvo profesorke Jelisavete Blagojević pokrenut je istraživački kurs na master programu Kultura globalnih medija na Fakultetu za medije i komunikacije, gde sa studentima i studentkinjama kroz diskusije i istraživački rad stvaramo teorijski osnov koncepta rodnog čitanja grada.

Projekat Rodno čitanje grada


U prvoj fazi projekta sproveli smo istraživanje među predstavnicima gradskih vlasti i lokalnih zajednica o mogućnostima učešća građanki i građana Beograda u konstituisanju javnog gradskog prostora, od ideje do realizacije. Pokušali smo da razumemo na koji način funkcionišu mehanizmi odlučivanja, koje su njihove izvršne moći nadležnih u gradskoj upravi, kao i na koji način su, iz njihove perspektive, lokalne zajednice uključene u ove procese. Paralelno smo razgovarali i sa predstavnicima lokalnih zajednica i nevladinih organizacija koje se bave pitanjima identiteta i marginalizovanih grupa.
Prvi deo projekta je trenutno u finalnoj fazi, uz finansijsku podršku fondacije Heinrich Böll Stiftung.
Na osnovu rezultata istraživanja u drugoj fazi projekta organizovaćemo radionice sa lokalni, tzv. „urbane laboratorije“, u kojima ćemo građanima i građankama Beograda predstaviti ideju „prava na grad“ i koncept projekta "Rodno čitanje grada", i podstaći ih da sopstvenim idejama i njihovom realizacijom kreiraju konkretne incijative i akcije.
Grupe građana koje prevashodno želimo da uključimo u projekat su marginalizovane, manjinske grupe ljudi koji ne prepoznaju sebe kao učesnike i učesnice u kreiranju političke i društvene stvarnosti. Na ovaj način želimo da uključimo različite glasove, prvenstveno onih za koje verujemo da nemaju glas, kako bismo intervenisali i sprečili dalju dehumanizaciju zajedničkog prostora i izgradnju i korišćenje grada isključivo u svrhe održavanja kapitalištičkog poretka. Ako kategoriju roda tretiramo kao jedinu analitičku kategoriju koja sabira različite vrste marginalizacije i isključenja, naša ciljna grupa će u svakoj lokalnoj zajednici biti drugačija; insistiranje na rodnoj dimenziji projekta bi trebalo da pokaže koje su to društvene grupe koje se kroz kategoriju roda ukrštaju kao marginalizovane.
Predlažemo "urbane laboratorije" kao nov način rešavanja problema marginalizovanih grupa u našem društvu, kroz radionice, diskusije, javne debate i konkretne akcije. Radionice će rezultirati konkretnim akcijama u javnom prostoru, inicijativama koje pokazuju kako se može menjati sredina u kojoj živimo, javnim debatama o problemima sa kojima se građani i građanke svakodnevno susreću, kao i predstavljanjem njihovih akcija po završetku radionica.
Konkretni proizvodi radionica su istraživanje i realizacija konkretnih inicijativa i povećanje participacije onih koji grad doživljavaju kao datost, jer verujemo da aktivno učešće građanki i građana u velikoj meri može da utiče na poboljšanje života svih koji dele prostor jednog grada, kao i u aktivnosti koje doprinose ukupnom razvoju civilnog društva, podsticanju prostornog razvoja i javnog zastupanja manjinskih grupa.
Istovremeno studenti i studentkinje Fakulteta za medije i komunikacije će na osnovu rezultata radionica i konkretnih akcija proizvesti akademsko-teorijski rad koji će biti predstavljen kroz multimedijalnu publikaciju. Planiramo da sa studentima napravimo i online platforme, posebno na društvenim mrežama (Twitter i Facebook), gde bismo otvorili mogućnost uključivanja šire zajednice i gde bi građanke i građani  imali mogućnost da daju svoje predloge za redefinisanje javnog prostora, kroz upućivanje na probleme sa kojima se susreću u svojim lokalnim zajednicama i konkretne akcije za koje veruju da bi mogle da doprinesu rešavanju ovih problema.
Analitičko-teorijskim radom istražićemo na koje je sve načine grad prostor koji određuje i odražava odnose moći vladajuće ideologije, a kroz radionice ćemo podstaći aktivno učešće građanki i građana u kreiranju života lokalnih zajednica, i šire - celokupnog grada, i na ovaj način zajedno učestvovati u menjanju dominantne paradigme i politika društva u kome živimo. Cilj projekta je razvoj lokalnih zajednica i njihova aktivna participacija u formiranju javnog prostora i političke stvarnosti Beograda.

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Jelisaveta Blagojević: Politics of Unthinkable Desire On Love, Jealousy, and the Telephone Jelisaveta Blagojević: Politics of Unthinkable Desire  On Love, Jealousy, and the Telephone Apr 28,19:30, 2015 Within the context of its queer reconceptualization, desire can be conceived as a capacity to go beyond what is thinkable. On the one hand, there is traditional “western” model of thinking understood as the rational/dialectical thought which, in its circular manner, can onl...
Jelisaveta Blagojević, "Novo lice totalitarizma" (NIN, jul 2014) Jelisaveta Blagojević,  Ovaj motiv koji se dakle odnosi na kritiku savremenih oblika fašizacije društva pokušavam da prenesem na vreme u kome mi živimo i na ovaj ovdašnji kontekst. Teza je da se fašizam ili fašizmi dosta dobro ’drže’ u vremenu u kome živimo i važno je, iako ne i dovoljno, da se pritom u...

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