Kraftivismi gives researchers the tools
Kraftivismi gives researchers the tools
Kraftivismista or on the craft means "soft" aktivismista is in the last five years grown into a phenomenon. 12
years persuading someone who has worked at the University of Melbourne,
University of Turku, now siirtyneelle, Shadow-Kaisa Kontturille it is
also a research topic.
researcher
in the shadow-Kaisa Sameer (left) to obtain research material, among
other things, Laura kraftivismista and Heidi Lilja Lunabban.
– the subject of a tangible and close at hand in the making of erottumattomasti. The various levels of the colors and the many and varied textures invite you to participate in, Sameer says.
He describes the kraftivismia with the words "soft" activism, but the softness of the material. Raised are having a strong position. For example, Mó Iturribarría hand kirjomien tissues was originally supposed to be on display at another location, but the exhibition is sponsored by the Mexican Embassy, after hearing the opinion of the works of Iturribarrian, asked for their removal.
– Now these very closely whether handkerchiefs that deal with, among other things, the relationship between the United States and Mexico, the drug trade, are on display in this exhibition, Sameer says.
The exhibition is part of the research carried out by the Kontturin in Melbourne, Affective Fabrics of Contemporary: Stitching the Global Relations. The project is related to more than 20 European countries, a comprehensive uusmaterialismiverkoston. Sameer was his setting up a network, and now leads the creative arts team as a representative of the University of Turku.
– We are interested in the role of nykyanalyysissä, affekteista, the feeling of the material. For example, the nature and culture of the cultural continuum of the delegation for relations with the versatile performances, nature. How to identify a situation in which the human mind is not crucial, Sameer says.
Already out are greeted by Heidi Lunabban and Gunilla Persson Ilar Tvättlina i regnbågens färger, that links to the world, an increasingly widespread #tvattlina. The idea is to bring the invisible visible, and, in this regard, encourages all to create your own tolerance Lunabba stress Rainbow clothesline, to describe it and to share on Twitter marked #tvattlina.
– In this show are professionals, but kraftivismi is all of us. In most cases, perpetrators are activists, not artists, Sameer says.
The artists are working on political issues in, crochet, embroidering, by making leather work and by hanging the laundry. They deal with the UN tuomitsemaa Australian refugee policy, Mexican drug war, freedom of speech, among other things, Pussy and sexual equality Riotin.
The exhibition is open to the Gallery Titanikissa (Eastern Sea 7) to August 30th. up to now. The event will take place in the context of performance-and discussion of 8.6. at 18-19.
Erja Hyytiäinen
He describes the kraftivismia with the words "soft" activism, but the softness of the material. Raised are having a strong position. For example, Mó Iturribarría hand kirjomien tissues was originally supposed to be on display at another location, but the exhibition is sponsored by the Mexican Embassy, after hearing the opinion of the works of Iturribarrian, asked for their removal.
– Now these very closely whether handkerchiefs that deal with, among other things, the relationship between the United States and Mexico, the drug trade, are on display in this exhibition, Sameer says.
The exhibition is part of the research carried out by the Kontturin in Melbourne, Affective Fabrics of Contemporary: Stitching the Global Relations. The project is related to more than 20 European countries, a comprehensive uusmaterialismiverkoston. Sameer was his setting up a network, and now leads the creative arts team as a representative of the University of Turku.
– We are interested in the role of nykyanalyysissä, affekteista, the feeling of the material. For example, the nature and culture of the cultural continuum of the delegation for relations with the versatile performances, nature. How to identify a situation in which the human mind is not crucial, Sameer says.
Already out are greeted by Heidi Lunabban and Gunilla Persson Ilar Tvättlina i regnbågens färger, that links to the world, an increasingly widespread #tvattlina. The idea is to bring the invisible visible, and, in this regard, encourages all to create your own tolerance Lunabba stress Rainbow clothesline, to describe it and to share on Twitter marked #tvattlina.
– In this show are professionals, but kraftivismi is all of us. In most cases, perpetrators are activists, not artists, Sameer says.
The artists are working on political issues in, crochet, embroidering, by making leather work and by hanging the laundry. They deal with the UN tuomitsemaa Australian refugee policy, Mexican drug war, freedom of speech, among other things, Pussy and sexual equality Riotin.
The exhibition is open to the Gallery Titanikissa (Eastern Sea 7) to August 30th. up to now. The event will take place in the context of performance-and discussion of 8.6. at 18-19.
Erja Hyytiäinen
http://www.utu.fi/fi/Ajankohtaista/Uutiset/Sivut/Craftimism-antaa-tutkijalle-tyokaluja.aspx
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