Nina Hoechtl

Dense una vuelta por la charla que tuvimos sobre PENACHO VS PENACHO Paola María
Marugán Ricart, Alberto Montes Zarate, Andrés Guadarrama y su servidorx.

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¡Muchas gracias a Paola que nos convocó para este intercambio sabroso!

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¡ÚNETE A LA CAMPAÑA PARA APOYAR A ANA VICTORIA JIMÉNEZ!

Nuestra amiga y compañera de luchas feministas necesita de nuestra solidaridad para mejorar su calidad de vida.

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¡POR UNA VEJEZ PLENA, DIGNA Y SALUDABLE! ¡JUNTAS HACEMOS LA DIFERENCIA!

Georgette Méliès – Women Film Pioneers Project Women Film Pioneers Project is a scholarly resource exploring women’s global involvement at all levels of film production during the silent film era.

"Georgette Méliès may be considered to be one of the first film pioneers, since she started acting in her father’s films in 1896 and also became a projectionist and a camera operator, or 'opératrice de prise de vues,' very early." buff.ly/4k9A3eI

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#OtD 18 Mar 1911 on the 40th anniversary of the Paris commune, the first International Women's Day was held in Europe for women's rights and suffrage. The date was later moved to 8 March stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9...

#OtD 17 Mar 1972 the Sexton & Everard shoe factory in Fakenham, Norfolk, England, was taken over by its women workers in protest at their dismissal. They began a work-in, making and selling accessories, and later started a cooperative that lasted 5 years stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/8...

Feminist History Walk - Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung A journey of discovery through the history of feminist struggles, debates, and victories

"Just in time for International Women's Day, we're excited to announce the English-language edition of our Feminist History Walk — a journey of discovery through the history of feminist struggles, debates, and victories. Download your copy here!"

REVISTA CONCINNITAS OPEN CALL: From the temporal lapse, we must imagine

This issue is an invitation to researchers, creators, activists, change-makers, and dissidents working to envision and build more equitable worlds.

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How Solidarity Economies Take Hold The new book “Solidarity Cities” documents how people living under hegemonic capitalist systems find ways to build their own economic institutions based on solidarity instead of profit and competition...

The new book “Solidarity Cities” documents how people living under hegemonic capitalist systems find ways to build their own economic institutions based on solidarity instead of profit and competition.

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El performance combina la práctica dancística de Alberto Montes y la música en vivo de Andrés Guadarrama para generar un conjuro que exorcice el impulso del esencialismo genético, al mismo tiempo que celebre a las aves cuyas plumas fueron utilizadas para manufacturar el penacho.

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Liliana Porter: The Subtlety of the Everyday at Museo Casa de la Moneda, Madrid, is a striking exploration of the artist’s four-decade journey through everyday moments, curated by Agustín Pérez Rubio. Reviewed by Semíramis González for INES_Magazina. inesmagazina.com/magazina/rev...

#OtD 9 Feb 1995 the Mexican government cancelled the peace process with Zapatista rebels and invaded their Chiapas strongholds following the demand by an adviser to US Chase Manhattan Bank that the government eliminate them. More about the Zapatistas: shop.workingclasshistory.com/...

#OtD 9 Feb 1912 women workers in a factory in Bridport staged a wildcat strike over pay and conditions. They refused arbitration and ended strike only after a London union official came down to sign them up and settle the dispute stories.workingclasshistory.c...'s-wildcat-strike

Cover of Unmaking Botany: Science and Vernacular Knowledge in the Colonial Philippines by Kathleen Cruz Gutierrez. The cover features a black background overlaid with botanical sketches of various species in a dark gray. The bright white of the title text stands out against the dark background elements.

In her upcoming book, "Unmaking Botany," Kathleen Cruz Gutierrez traces a history of botany in the Philippines during the last decades of Spanish rule and the first decades of US colonization. Read the intro for free our website now! #PostcolonialStudies #AsianStudies
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Call for Submissions - Finding Humour in the Environmental History of the Climate Crisis This NiCHE call for papers is inspired by Nicole Seymours Bad Environmentalism, who asks us to rethink the environmental movement's reputation for doom and gloom.

New NiCHE Series CFP!

Call for Submissions – Finding Humour in the Environmental History of the Climate Crisis

Get your 100-300 word proposals in to Nuala Caomhanach by March 1st!

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#envhist #envhum #climatecrisis

#w0402 #donnerstagsdemo #blauschwarz #25jahrewiderstand #wien #wiederdonnerstag

In my review in INES MAGAZINA @inesmagazina.bsky.social, I explore "C A C H E: Feminist Aesthetics and Archival Processes", an exhibition that interrogates the dynamic intersection of feminist art practices and archival materials of VALIE EXPORT.

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Nina Hoechtl’s review C A C H E: Feminist Aesthetics and Archival Processes delves into the exhibition’s At Lentos Art Museum in Linz, Austria, showcasing the work of Tabea Borchardt, Anne Glassner, Claudia Larcher, and Katrin Mayer engage with the materials of renowned feminist artist VALIE EXPORT.

Check out this new Feminist art journal and first CFP: Feminist Art Practices and Research!