
Research on emancipation and strategies of representation for a "Roma - Nation" by historian Bernhard C. Schär (text in German)
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Research on emancipation and strategies of representation for a "Roma - Nation" by historian Bernhard C. Schär (text in German)
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Mo Diener's artistic practise is in the conceptual field of critical art and theory.
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RR Marki is a Roma activist, graphic designer, radio maker and performance artist.
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She has worked on diverse Projects for independant film and television in Switzerland.
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Sunday the 6th of September 2015 5p.m. Special act with the "Roma Jam Session art Kollektiv" in the exhibition «Europe. the future of history»
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Intervention and Discussion with the Kollektiv and invited guests of different perspectives: art historian Stefan Wagner, sociologist and activist Heinz Nigg and Angela Mattli, member of the NGO Gesellschaft für bedrohte Voelker were discussing the following question: What do the damned of the world do in the discursive space of art – what is...
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Intervention with a car and friends, Stadtgalerie, PROGR Hof, Berne 2p.m. 28th of March 2015. This performative Intervention was a collaboration of Roma Jam Session art Kollectiv and GLAM, an analytical tool for art and research as para – institutional practice. On this occasion Mo Diener developed a performance for the collective characterized by...
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The performance merges aesthetic strategies from propaganda, the musical and activism into a hybrid form. At the heart of the performance is an extract of a conversation from the film “Privileges” by Yvonne Rainer.
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The setting is based on research in 19th century portrait photography in Switzerland. In 1852 – shortly after the foundation of the Swiss nation-state, portrait photographer and lithographer Carl Durheim accepted a mandate by the federal prosecutor to take mug shots of all prisoners
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RJSaK works with guests, friends, complies. Our complices participated in "Common Ground", an intervention an d performative set.
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