Felix & Sofie
De start van een nieuwe Reeks!
De poëzie van Elisabeth Eybers (1915-2007)
Tweede Hans Groenewegen-lezing
In samenwerking met Revisor
Mapping Material Conditions in the Art Field
Perdu op het Brainwash-festival
Perdu op het Read My World-festival
Het omgekeerde auteursinterview is terug!
Lecture & workshop by CAConrad
Openingsprogramma i.s.m. deBuren
EINDFEEST
Boi Akih organiseert met vrienden poems & improvised music
locatie: Tolhuistuin
Workshop + Performance
Filmvertoning + performances
Feminisme en kunst in Nederland
Filmvertoning en bundelpresentatie
feat. Elena Beelaerts, Jason Dodge, Miri Lee & Jongkag Park
van Ghayath Almadhoun en Anne Vegter (uitgeverij Jurgen Maas)
Locatie: Salon van Marci Panis
replaces the previously announced programme 'The Dutch, Post-Colony'
'The body under it is in my hands'
Tenny Frank over Russische kindergedichten (deel 2)
Perdu at the Movies!
Piep.
Çağlar Köseoğlu en Hannah van Binsbergen
Presentatie van de nieuwste dichtbundel van Thomas Möhlmann
Tenny Frank over Russische kindergedichten (deel 1)
Over Maurice Blanchot
Free entrance
Doors open: 19:30
The discourse of sexuality is inseparable from the tension and polarization that characterize politics and culture in Indonesia. Last year, after a series of anti-LGBT statements were publicly expressed by government officials and public figures, “pro-family” groups proposed to outlaw non-marital sex and homosexuality. This is not a sudden turn as debates around sex, bodies, and morality have been a national obsession for the past two decades. Sexuality is a contested sphere that reflects the fractured nature of the post-authoritarian nation.
Growing conservatism in Indonesia, as elsewhere, entails the attempts to regulate and censor women’s bodies. Tonight Indonesian fiction author and lecturer Intan Paramaditha will give a reading on how women’s resistance has been expressed through literature, film, performance, music, and visual arts and how a younger generation of women artists and activists use the media for political intervention. She views the term ‘women’s resistance’ as a productive term which, while aligning Indonesian feminists with the current global women’s movements, evokes further questions: how do we define local resistance? Who are resisting, and who are not part of it?
Intan Paramaditha (born in Bandung, November 15, 1979) is an Indonesian fiction author and a lecturer in media and film studies at Macquarie University, Sydney. She received her Ph.D from New York University (2014). Both her fiction and academic works explore the relations between gender and sexuality, culture, and politics.
Perdu & Read My World Co-production