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27.04. 2024

JETTE BÜCHSENSCHÜTZ

Shattering the Bell Jar

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How can we, as Ann Cvetkovich writes, ‘depathologize negative affects so that they can be seen as a possible resource for political action rather than its antithesis’? Based on various texts by Mark Fisher, Lynne Segal, Franco Berardi and Ann Cvetkovich, among others, which we will read and discuss together, as well as through somatic exercises and writing sessions, ‘negative’ emotions should not be understood in this workshop as an individual, self-inflicted deficit but as a collective expression of objection and protest – to allow us to contextualise our own experiences in a broader and political discourse on vulnerability and privilege.

Duration

-

Location

TQW Studios

Price

Kostenlos; Anmeldung erforderlich

Additional Information

In deutscher und englischer Sprache Begrenzte Teilnehmer*innenzahl
Triggerwarnung: In dem Workshop werden mentale „Gesundheit“, Depressionen und Ängste thematisiert.
  • Dates

    • SAT
      27.04.

      Jette Büchsenschütz

      Shattering the Bell Jar

      11:30

      TQW Studios

      Additional Information

      In deutscher und englischer Sprache Begrenzte Teilnehmer*innenzahl

      Triggerwarnung: In dem Workshop werden mentale „Gesundheit“, Depressionen und Ängste thematisiert.

  • Artist Bio

    Jette Büchsenschütz

    is a dramaturg, writer and cultural worker in the fields of dance and performance. She was born the year Prozac entered the US market. With a background in Sinology and dance studies, her work is situated at the intersection of artistic practice and theoretical reflection. Her research focuses on examining ambivalences of healing, and feminist strategies of world-building.

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