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Rivera, Tania [Speaker]; Peppel, Claudia [Speaker]; Cabrera, Delfina [Speaker]; Miguel, Marlon [Speaker]; Dulley, Iracema [Speaker]; Pucu, Izabela [Speaker]; Vogman, Elena [Speaker]; Sartor, Chiara [Speaker]; Saavedra, Carola [Speaker]; Aleksandrowicz, Marta [Speaker] ; Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, VolkswagenStiftung, ICI Berlin

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  • Media type: E-Book; Spoken Word; Video
  • Title: Bichos : Animal Fantasies between Art and Madness : Symposium / Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ; VolkswagenStiftung ; ICI Berlin
  • Contributor: Rivera, Tania [Speaker]; Peppel, Claudia [Speaker]; Cabrera, Delfina [Speaker]; Miguel, Marlon [Speaker]; Dulley, Iracema [Speaker]; Pucu, Izabela [Speaker]; Vogman, Elena [Speaker]; Sartor, Chiara [Speaker]; Saavedra, Carola [Speaker]; Aleksandrowicz, Marta [Speaker]
  • Corporation: Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ; VolkswagenStiftung ; ICI Berlin
  • Published: Berlin: ICI Berlin, 14-15 Jun 2023
  • Published in: ICI Edition ; Symposium
  • Extent: 1 Online-Ressource (15 Video-Dateien); farbig
  • Language: English
  • DOI: 10.25620/e230614
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  • Recording information: ICI Berlin, 14-15.06.2023
  • Footnote: Enthält: General Introduction (16:28); Introducing Tania Rivera (02:18); Talk by Tania Rivera (45:58); Discussion with Tania Rivera (45:01); Talk by Claudia Peppel (24:10); Talk by Delfina Cabrera (18:19); Talk by Marlon Miguel & Iracema Dulley (25:25); Discussion Panel I (33:44); Talk by Izabela Pucu (32:56); Talk by Elena Vogman (28:50); Talk by Chiara Sartor (29:14); Discussion Panel II (23:11); Talk by Carola Saavedra (22:33); Talk by Marta Aleksandrowicz (24:16); Discussion Panel III (16:18)
    D 2023
    In engl. Sprache
  • Description: This symposium takes the model and motif of the bichos as a starting point to explore intersections between art, gender, and the field of mental health. What is the relationship between madness and racist, gender-based, and social forms of oppression? How have racialized and queer subjects been constrained by exclusionary forms of psychiatry? What strategies have they created to overturn, criticize, or simply survive within such forms? What connections are possible between the bichos produced by Clark and do Patrocínio? And what can one learn from these disruptive animal figures about resistance and artistic invention?
  • Access State: Open Access