KUNSTHALLE EXNERGASSE

Care is what we all need. Care and rest. The past years have been disastrous for marginalised people. I feel the pain of my trans, disabled, BIPOC friends. Facing abandonment by the state institutions, it is crucial to question our current support structures. Care webs as a concept emerging from the disability justice movement and formulated by the crip artist and activist Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha returns to care with tenderness, accountability, and solidarity.

° Cause a Crip Pleasure Game a day keeps the doctor away!
No! It shows ableism it’s way and Crip powers at play!!!

° Come ° have Fun ° it’s going to be Cripalicious °

The work of Jasbir Puar is crucial for understanding the intersections of imperialism and mass disablement. Come and read together, process together, regulate emotionally. We can decide on the format collectively, distribute pdfs of the book and if you would like to join online please contact us and we can create a hybrid encounter.

Performativer Spaziergang; mit der Unterstützung performativer Praktiken als Methode liegt der Schwerpunkt des Spaziergangs darauf, unser Bewusstsein dafür zu schärfen, wo sich unsere Aufmerksamkeit befindet, von welcher Position aus und was wir betrachten, worüber wir nachdenken und wie dies mit unserer täglichen Routine und den Räumen, in denen wir uns aufhalten, zusammenhängt.

Come and enjoy the exhibition.

We will talk together and play games that bring us closer to the topics of care.

What does caring mean to you?

By Freizeitassistenz & Mikki Muhr.

The art mediation takes place in German.

In this workshop we will explore our own and other bodies and body images in a fun and humorous way, to turn things upside down, to become playful, to enjoy and to experiment with shapes and colors.

The open redaction discusses wishes, interests, approaches, requirements, needs and topics that crystallise are discussed. In the spirit of aesthetic accessibility (aesthetics of access), we will develop a website on which the the results of the process will be published and a new network that will revitalise and revitalise Crip Magazine on many levels. on many levels.

In the workshop we will create little care monsters in response to the emotions that we carry with our bodyminds into the exhibition. here our mood of the day, frustrations and wishes around ‚care' get amplified by the other art works and become little creatures. We work with movement, clay, plaster, wood and fabric.