Edited by Marina Gržinić and Elisa R. Linn Contributors:Asma Aiad, Pol Comelles, Janusz Czech, Frau Diamanda / Héctor Acuña, Marina Gržinić, Maša Guštin, Silke Helmerdig, Isabel Jacobs, Anahita Neghabat, Elisa R. Linn, Daria Schroth, Klaus Theweleit Book, 232 pages, color,…
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Seizure – Rewriting counter-histories (2015)
Seizure is about stratified, but publicly invisibly constituted relationships that constantly reconfigure our art and theoretical practices, and our knowledge about what and who are the constitutive elements in contemporary art today…
Relations: 25 Years of the Lesbian Group ŠKUC-LL (2012)
This documentary video film is about the 25 anniversary of the lesbian group ŠKUC-LL (1987-2012) and about the lesbian movement in former Yugoslavia. It is a project that visualizes, and define the context for the movement and of the LGBTQ…
Posted in video Tagged with: activism, aids, capitalism, critical, decoloniality, discrimination, Europe, family-code, fascism, feminism, gay, homosexuality, human-rights, lesbian, LGBTQ, movement, politics, queer, racism, same-sex-unions, Skuc-LL, Slovenia, socialism, struggle, testimony, transgender, visibility, Yugoslavia
No War but Class War! (2009)
No War but Class War!, 2009, 6:38 Marina Grzinic and Aina Smid In collaboration with Zvonka Simcic Text by Marina Grzinic Ljubljana/Slovenia No War but Class War! What does it mean to perform class struggle? It means to expose the…
Posted in video Tagged with: aesthetics, capitalism, class, colonialism, coloniality, democracy, discrimination, enslavement, Europe, explotation, Mbembe, politics, precarity, racialization, racism, resistance, struggle, technology, terror, violence, war
Ženska, ki nenehno govori (The Woman Who Constantly Talks) (1993)
Five women in five video stories are incessantly speaking with words, gestures, bodies, (false) moves about our myths, our lives, our lies, our countries, our racism, our lost territory, our lost bodies and our fears. But this is only one…
