The Hamburg Feminist Zine Action Day!
03. + 04.12.2011 – Hamburg
Blogosphere and small press, zines and comics – it all comes together at the Hamburg Zine Action Day!
The event is non-profit, with an aim to provide a place for artists, activists and art enthusiasts to meet, network and swap ideas.
Come to hangout and network, enjoy awesome vegan brunch and participate in the workshops and presentations!
Saturday evening we’ll get to enjoy the VALIE PLUS – pocket archive screening at Café Munck.
Bildwechsel is going to bring over its zine archive for the weekend.
Don’t miss your chance to enjoy and flip through over 300 zines from the past 30 years… and don’t forget to bring your own stuff to become part of the zine archive!
more information and schedule: ilovebildwechsel.org/zad
dedicated to shifting images. i love bildwechsel screening:
FEMINIST ANIMATIONS & SHORT FILMS
i love bildwechsel is proud to present a hand-picked collection of feminist animations and short films!
the exquisite selection includes films from jessica maccormack, seb cazes, suzanne hofer and marianne halter, beate kunath and steven fower, sif westerberg, nathalie percillier, and francoise doherty, with the styles ranging from claymation to puppet animation. all films are in english or without words.
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Cinenova and Bildwechsel Screening in Berlin at the Globale Film Festival
5th and 6th November, Cinema Moviemento
To develop a non-patriarchal perspective was a priority topic of feminist film after 1968. Media archives like bildwechsel (Hamburg) and film distributors like Cinenova (London) turned feminist theory into an image practice. Focussing on the image politics of labour and the body we want to discuss with activists from both institutions about the relationship between feminist movement, film and art.
bildwechsel screening
feminism still work to do?
5 November, 6:15pm, Cinema Moviemento, Kottbusser Damm 22, 10967 Berlin
Ten videoworks by women+ artists on situations focusing topics of work/non-work, wage labor/unpaid labour and hints and tricks for a beautiful life. In favour of a definition of work beyond excessive labour and scarcity.
bildwechsel is following the tradition of political d.i.y mediaprojects, housing two big archives. One of them is the video collection as an audiovisual archive offering a panoramic view of video and film work by women+ over the last 30 years. Over 7.000 videos/films are archived at bildwechsel.
bildwechsel.org
Cinenova screening
The Body Is the Locus of Politics, and of Rhythm
6 November, 3:30pm, Cinema Moviemento, Kottbusser Damm 22, 10967 Berlin
Cinenova is a London-based volunteer-run organization dedicated to preserving and distributing the work of women and feminist film- and video makers.
The programme represents Cinenova in its diversity and highlights certain aspects of feminism, racism, and post colonialism: A silent film by the female pioneer director Alice Guy Blaché on gender stereotypes, British filmmaker Sandra Lahire’s strong visual language reflecting society’s pressure on the female body, and a documentary by Prathiba Parmar addressing feminism, racism and solidarity between different radical civil rights movements in the US during the 1980s.
cinenova.org.uk
globale is a Berlin-based, non-profit and non-competitive film festival focusing on urgent political topics.
globale-filmfestival.org
All those who like experimental films, subversive underground productions and political queer art will certainly enjoy our special evening with London-based filmmaker Bev Zalcock and Bildwechsel. Bev Zalcock started making films in 1968, and for the past 16 years she and her partner, Sara Chambers, have worked together as “Pitbull Productions”. Their films are female-focused, comic and subversive and show yet again that even with almost no budget you can convey your own perception and visions of the world.
presented by bildwechsel hamburg
date: october 22th, 2011
beginning: 5:30 pm
venue: b-movie, brigittenstr. 5, hamburg
For more information about the International queer film festival hamburg check out their website:
lsf-hamburg.de