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Aus Liebe zur Freiheit - Antje Schrupp (Blog)

Submitted by stefiegruenangerl on Tue, 05/24/2011 - 12:48
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Location

Frankfurt am Main
Germany
50° 6' 41.202" N, 8° 40' 50.214" E

Info:
Blog of the German journalist Antje Schrupp dealing with feminist issues, feminist theories, feminist news. Emphasis on feminism(s), books, equality, religion, politics etc. On her website she also publishes articles, lectures etc.

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Ich bin Journalistin und Politikwissenschaftlerin und lebe in Frankfurt am Main. In diesem Blog sammle ich Notizen, Kommentare und Hinweise, die mir im Alltag so über den Weg laufen.

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Zine Fest! 2011 at Women's Library, London

Submitted by MelanieCOTL on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 12:45
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(Blurb by Red Chidgey, organiser of Zine Fest! 2011)...

Zines are hand-made magazines made for love not money. Requiring few resources to self-publish - just a pen, a piece of paper, access to a photocopier - zines are made on the fringes of journalism, art systems, activist scenes, and bedroom cultures. Basically, they rock.

We're super happy to confirm the 4th Zine Fest! to be happening at The Women's Library, London.
The Women's Library has a growing zine collection, covering the 1970s to now, which was first donated by the Ladyfest London 2001 collective.

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AG Queer Studies (Blog, Radio, Podcast)

Submitted by stefiegruenangerl on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 11:33
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Location

Hamburg
Germany
53° 33' 13.7268" N, 9° 59' 29.7096" E

Info:
AG Queer Studies (founded 1990) is organizing lectures, publishing books, promoting research, informing about other events, etc. on Queer Studies, body politics, sexuality, intersectionality etc. at the University of Hamburg; all lectures are published as podcast and can get downloaded from the blog, and are also broadcasted via a bi-weekly radio show on FSK (Freies Sender Kombinat based in Hamburg)

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identities - Queer Film Festival

Submitted by elkezobl on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 15:19
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Festivals: Ladyfest & Queer-Feminist

Location

Gartenbaukino, Filmcasino, TopkinoVienna
Austria
48° 14' 24.1476" N, 16° 22' 50.214" E

"identities 2011 - SAVE THE DATE

identities 2011 - Vienna's Intl Queer Film Festival - is taking place from 2-12 June, 2011.

The full PROGRAM will be ONLINE on MAY 18, 2011. (http://festival.identities.at/en/news)

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Girls Rock Camp NÖ

Submitted by elkezobl on Fri, 05/13/2011 - 15:09
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Festivals: Ladyfest & Queer-Feminist

Location

Wiener Neustadt, 2700
Austria
48° 5' 35.7432" N, 16° 18' 50.4396" E

"Girls Rock Camp NÖ

Das Girls Rock Camp NÖ ist ein einwöchiges Musikcamp in den Sommerferien 2011, das von 15.-20.08.11 in Kooperation mit dem Jugend- und Kulturhaus Triebwerk in Wiener Neustadt stattfindet.

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Untold Stories: international exhibition of queer art in Tallinn Art Hall, Estonia

Submitted by RosaReitsamer on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 20:22
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Untold Stories
Tallinna Kunstihoone
Vabaduse väljak 6
Wed-Sun 12-18
Exhibition is open 8.05–26.06

artists: Malin Arnell & Kajsa Dahlberg & Johanna Gustavsson & Fia-Stina Sandlund in collaboration with Zoe Leonard, Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorenz, Sezgin Boynik & Kalle Hamm & Minna L. Henriksson & Dzamil Kamanger, Liisi Eelmaa & Minna Hint, Conny Karlsson, Dagmar Kase, Kiwa & Terje Toomistu, M.L., Marcus Lindeen, Karin Michalski & Sabina Baumann, Nallem, Flemming Rolighed, Emily Roysdon, Jaanus Samma, Mariá Takács, Mare Tralla, Anna-Stina Treumund

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Second Annual Feminist Art History Conference 2011 (Washington D.C., November 4-5, 2011; CfP Deadline: May 15, 2011)

Submitted by stefiegruenangerl on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 12:12
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Second Annual
FEMINIST ART HISTORY CONFERENCE
Free and open to the public at American University in Washington, DC.

Friday and Saturday
November 4 and 5
2011

Keynote: Friday Evening
"The Future of Feminist Art History. Where have we come from, where are we going?"
Dr. Mary Sheriff, Professor, Art History, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

In planning:
Special panel on feminist art and museums
Sunday tour, led by curator Wanda Corn, of the exhibition Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories at the National Portrait Gallery

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Gender studies
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