Opening: No Master Territories
Feminist Worldmaking and the Moving Image
We are pleased to invite you to the opening of this year's first exhibition at Kunstnernes Hus. Bridging the fields of documentary and experimental film and video, No Master Territories offers an expansive, intersectional account of underappreciated encounters between feminism and the moving image.
Where
Kunstnernes Hus
Price
Free admission
Program
19:00 The exhibition opens
20:00 Conversation between curators Erika Balsom and Silja Espolin Johnson
DJ Daeva plays in the foyer. The exhibition is open until 22:00, the house until 01:00.
About the exhibition
Across a polycentric, global geography, No Master Territories maps how artists and filmmakers have explored the nexus of gender and power and charts sites at which feminism connects to other struggles for justice. By revisiting the period of the 1970s to 1990s, it aims both to pay homage to the important work that has come before and to respond to the urgencies of the present.
With contributions from Peggy Ahwesh, Claudia von Alemann, Helena Amiradzibi, Anne Siri Bryhni / Laila Mikkelsen, Gloria Camiruaga, Grupo Chaski, Deepa Dhanraj, Sara Gómez, Barbara Hammer, Han Ok-hee, Mona Hatoum, Anne Haugsgjerd, Rut Hillarp, Ana Victoria Jiménez, Mark Karbusicky / Mirha-Soleil Ross, Inghild Karlsen, Sandra Lahire, Inge-Lise Langfeldt, Maria Lassnig, Robin Laurie / Margot Nash, Tuija Lindström, Vibeke Løkkeberg, Nalini Malani, Helke Misselwitz, Tracey Moffatt, Gunvor Nelson / Dorothy Wiley, Gwendolyn, Newsreel (Bev Grant / Karen Mitnick Liptak), Ulrike Ottinger, Paper Tiger Television, Letícia Parente, Alice Anne Parker (Severson), Jocelyne Saab, Claudia Schillinger, Gundula Schulze, Leslie Thornton, Milica Tomić, Abisag Tüllmann, Agnès Varda and Joyce Wieland.
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No Master Territories See all
One artwork
+ 8 times
Guided tour
+ 9 times
Feminist Film Cultures in Scandinavia
Opening Film: Blind Spot
Curator-led tour
Open workshop
+ 20 times
