“Guilty, Guilty, Guilty!(Towards a Feminist Criminology) is a trans- disciplinary exhibition of international positions that entails research based works. Drawing from an analysis of original files, historical case studies, personal accounts of the artists as well as the artistic imagination of the dynamics between law and gender are once again put up for negotiation. The artistic positions will focus on aspects such as.violence of bureaucracy, various forms of stigma, or the figure of the ‘unreliable’ female witness, thus seeking to map a socio-political sphere of pain that is usually excluded from view by the hermetics of the judicial apparatus, and silenced in dusty mountains of files. Curated and organized by:
Sonja Lau, Independent Curator and Stephane Bauer, Director of Kunstraum Kreusberg
New York Studio School For Painting Drawing and Sculpture (1972-76), University of Chicago (MA Political Science) 1965, University of Chicago (PhD Political Science and Social Psychology, all except dissertation) 1965-71, Mimar Sinan University (Ph.D Art History), Agnes Scott College (BA), Arnavutköy American College For Girls (Junior College 1961)
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Social Work is an invitational section of Frieze London and follows on from 2017’s critically acclaimed Sex Work: Radical Politics and Feminist Art curated by Alison M. Gingeras. Social Workwill feature eight monographic presentations by women artists whose work emerged in response to the global social and political schisms of the 1980s and ’90s. Social Work pays homage to a selection of artists who challenged the status quo and explored the possibilities of political activism in their art making.
Daily Sabah - Arts
At Istanbul's new contemporary art gallery, Merdiven, İpek Duben's installation invites viewers to question domestic violence
Independent from commercial concerns and dedicated to support the course of development of independent and creative works Merdiven starts its program presenting İpek Duben’s “LoveGame” installation for the first time after a long time to meet with its audiences once again. In this space we aim to create opportunities to show and experience contrary and sensitive innovative work built on a sound geographic and social foundation. Merdiven gives new life to Duben’s work which defies the years both in its form and content.
“LoveGame” is open to view Tuesday-Saturday between 11:00 - 18:00
Meclis-i Mebusan Caddesi No:31 Fındıklı, İstanbul
