The program is mainly concentrated in the Biennale centre in the National Gallery Prague at the Trade Fair Palace and reflects the themes of the exhibition β labor and rural change, the mental health of the working class, and sustainable approaches to agriculture.
As part of the third edition of the Biennale Matter of Art, a public discussion seminar will be held for the general and professional public, which aims to introduce some of these initiatives and, through the format of a lively discussion, critically situate them in the broader European context. Grafting two curatorial lines into one project, the curators will look at how historical struggles in rural and urban contexts resonate with the contemporary moment and enable us to think about more emancipatory possible futures.
During the course of the evening the book shall be on sale at a special discount. Admission to the event is free of charge, but the capacity of the workshop is limited, so please register if you wish to take part in the latter. The children will be creatively processing the experience of living in a different country and a new environment. The workshop capacity is currently full. Admission to the event is free of charge. Can feminism bring us new perspectives based on which we can understand the war in Ukraine in ways that go beyond the hegemonic narratives circulating nowadays?
Join the online debate streaming on October 19, from 6. He was born in and studied theatre history and film management at the Moscow Art Theatre School. His main work so far has been on issues of film, culture and media. He is the creator and publisher of Rombiblio, the biggest online source of Romani language literature, available at www. Further projects relate to the political economy of international film festival, trans-national cinema and pan-European cinematic migrations.
Edouard Chiline has published widely in a variety of film and media journals. Come and join the festive spirit with us by celebrating the publication of the first Czech translation and the first translation of the book into a foreign language whatsoever of Carla Lonzi's Now You Can Go.
