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15.

FEB 2024

BRIGITTE THEISSL / OUR BODIES IM GESPRÄCH MIT INA HOLUB

Fat Acceptance

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© Hanna Fasching

Fat people experience discrimination in all areas of life, such as in the world of work and in the healthcare system. For decades, the fat acceptance movement has fought against hatred, discrimination and societal norms that judge bodies based on weight. Despite fat acceptance having long been a subject of interest in art and pop culture, fat people are still marked as ‘other’ and experience rejection.

In the Our Bodies talk, Brigitte Theißl talks to artist and activist Ina Holub about beauty standards, multiply marginalised people in the culture sector, and queer feminist struggles.

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Time

18:00–07:12

Location

TQW Studios

Duration

-

Price

Eintritt frei

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In deutscher Sprache

  • Artist Bio

    OurBodies.at

    is the first feminist online health magazine in the German-speaking world. Brigitte Theißl works for Our Bodies, is a senior editor for the feminist magazine an.schläge and an independent journalist.

    Ina Holub

    is a queer fat-acceptance and body-positivity activist and a member of Karin Cheng’s Kiki House of Dive. She holds voguing courses for higher-weight and queer people, and supports the cause of multiply marginalised people in lectures, articles and on Instagram.
  • Events

    • FEB
      15

      18:00

      Brigitte Theißl / Our Bodies im Gespräch mit Ina Holub

      Fat Acceptance

      Time

      18:00

      Location

      TQW Studios

      Duration

      -

      Price

      Eintritt frei

      Additional Information

      In deutscher Sprache

Eindrücke

  • ©

    © Hanna Fasching