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Open Call for participants in the “Misplaced Women?” performance workshop in the public space with Tanja Ostojić in Split, April 6-8, 2021, with the public presentation, hosted by Culture Hub Croatia

In News, Split, Workshops on March 11, 2021 at 9:18 pm

This is the Open Call for participants in the Misplaced Women? 3-day-long performance art workshop in the public space with Tanja Ostojić, April 6-8, 2021, with a public presentation in the Amphitheater, Dom Mladih, Split, hosted by Culture Hub Croatia.

Participants of all backgrounds, ages, genders and levels of experience that can commit to participate for the entire duration of the workshop are welcome, but we particularly encourage those who are interested in issues of migration, performance art, conditions related to the ones identifying as women, representations of gender and art in the public realm. Participants are invited and encouraged to share and exchange about experiences and issues of migration, marginalization, displacement, exposure and privilege and to enact some of the Misplaced Women? performance scores… The workshop is free of charge, warm drinks and snacks will be provided, professional photo documentation of participants’ work will be provided as well, and due to limited numbers of places we ask you kindly to apply. Workshop will be held in Serbo-Croatian language; in case it’s needed, we can integrate most of other languages, let us know in your application in case you have any special needs so that we provide translation for blind people, into sign language, etc.

The deadline for applications is Wednesday, March 24, 2021.

Timetable:

Workshop: Tuesday, April 6:  3:00 pm—4:30 pm,
Wednesday,  April 7: 11am-5pm and

Talk about the workshop results & public presentation: Thursday, April 8: 11–12:30pm

Open call in Croatian / Poziv za učešće na Hrvatskom

During the workshop and the presentation all hygienic measures against the spread of  Coronavirus will be respected. Participants will all have an opportunity to perform in the public spaces, and outcomes will be presented to the public on  the third day of the workshop at the Amphitheater, Dom Mladih, Ulica slobode 28, and included on the Misplaced Women? project blog.

This project, including the workshop and group and individual performances in the public spaces, have been chosen for realisation in the frame of the Voids2021 project, organized by Platform Culture Hub Croatiasupported by the Allianz Kulturstiftung, “Kultura nova” Foundation and the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia.

Please read about the project and find out more about the workshop and application relevant details below:

“Misplaced Women?” performance by Tanja Ostojić on the La Grand Escalier de la Gare du Saint Charles a Marseille, 2013. With the participation of: Jane Kay Park, Emma-Edvige Ungaro, Alix Denambride, Kim Mc Cafferty, Robyn Hambrook, Helen Averley, Patricia Verity and Tanja Ostojić, Préavis de Désordre Urbain, Marseille

About the project:  

Misplaced Women? is an art project by Tanja Ostojić that consists of performances, performance series, workshops and delegated performances, ongoing since 2009, including contributions by international artists and people from divers backgrounds. Within this project we embody and enact some of everyday life’s activities that thematise displacement, as it is known to transients, migrants, war and disaster refugees, as well as gender queer, homeless… and to the itinerant artists travelling the world to earn their living. Those performances deal with continuing themes of migration, and relations of power and vulnerability with regard to the mobile and in particular the female body, an aspect that figured prominently in numerous previous works of Ostojić.

About the workshop leader: 

Tanja Ostojić (*1972) is a renowned Berlin and Belgrade based, Yugoslavian born performance and interdisciplinary artist whose artworks engage with feminism and migration politics. She includes herself as a character in performances and uses diverse media in her artistic researches, thereby examining social configurations and relations of power. She works predominantly from the migrant woman’s perspective, from within specific social contexts. The approaches of her work are defined by political positioning and the integration of recipients. Since 1994 she presented her work in numerous exhibitions, festivals and venues around the globe. She has given talks, lectures, seminars and workshops at academic conferences and at art universities around Europe and in the Americas.

About the workshop:

The “Misplaced Women?” project involves the unpacking of a suitcase, a plastic bag, a handbag or a similar object in a public sphere, whereby these objects come to stand for a displacement, as a theme that is common in everyday experiences of transients, migrants, homeless, war and disaster refugees. The workshop aims to familiarise the participants with the topics and to stimulate discussion and interventions in the variety of public spaces.

The first part of the workshop includes getting together, informing and communicating, whereby the participants shall exchange with each other about individual experiences and the aims of the project.

During the second part, the participants are encouraged and supported to enact live performances and interventions in the streets, parks and beaches of Split. Public performances will be documented by a professional photographer.

The outcomes of the workshop will be presented to the public on the third day in the Amphitheater, Dom mladih. All participants of the workshop are invited to take active part in this presentation and the following discussion.

The documentation, notes and reflections from the workshop will be gathered and edited by Culture Hub Croatia, and published on the Misplaced Women? project website. 

Dates of the workshop: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: April 6-8, 2021

The deadline for applications is Wednesday, March 24, 2021.

Who can apply: 

Artists, students and participants of all backgrounds and genders that can commit to participate for the entire duration of the workshop are welcome. No particular language skills are required. We welcome people with any kind of “disabilities” and the ones who do not speak English or Croatian. Please specify any special requirements in your application.

The event is free of charge, but due to limited numbers we ask interested people to apply. Please send an email to  info@culturehubcroatia.hr with the subject Misplaced Women? Split and write one short motivational and biographical paragraph. You are welcome to add a link to your personal home page if you have one and your contact information.

Additional links:

Misplaced Women? Video Channel on Vimeo

Misplaced Women? project blog

Tanja Ostojić, books

Culture Hub Croatia

Voids2021 project 

Contact person: Jasmina Šarić, Tel. +385 98 9363264

info@culturehubcroatia.hr

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Otvoreni poziv za sudionice/ke na radionici performansa u javnom prostoru “Misplaced Women?” pod vodstvom Tanje Ostojić, u Splitu, od 6.-8. travnja 2021., uz prezentaciju u

Amfiteatru Doma mladih, u organizaciji Platforme Culture Hub Croatia

Ovo je otvoreni poziv za sudionice/ke na trodnevnoj umjetničkoj radionici performansa u javnom prostoru pod nazivom “Misplaced Women?” koju vodi Tanja Ostojić. Radionica će se održati od 6. do 8. travnja 2021., uz javnu prezentaciju u Amfiteatru Doma mladih, Ulica slobode 28, Split, Hrvatska, u organizaciji platforme Culture Hub Croatia.

Dobrodošle/i su sve/i sudionice/ci koje/i se mogu obvezati na sudjelovanje tijekom cijelog trajanja radionice, bez obzira na profil, dobnu skupinu, rod i razinu iskustva, ali posebno potičemo one koji su zainteresirani za pitanja migracija, izvedbenih umjetnosti, uvjeta povezanih sa svim osobama koji se identificiraju kao žene te predstavljanja roda i umjetnosti u javnoj sferi. Sudionice/ci su pozvane/i i ohrabrene/i da podijele i razmijene iskustva i probleme o temama kao što su migracije, raseljenja, izloženosti i privilegija te da pridonesu performansu “Misplaced Women?”. Radionica je besplatna, osigurat će se topli napitci i zakuska, kao i profesionalna foto dokumentacija rada sudionica/ka, a zbog ograničenog broja mjesta za sudjelovanje je potrebna prijava. Radionica će se održati na srpskohrvatskom jeziku; u slučaju da je potrebno, možemo uključiti i druge jezike. Molimo da napomenete u svojoj prijavi u slučaju da imate bilo kakvih posebnih potreba (primjerice, ukoliko je potrebno omogućiti prijevod gluhim i gluhoslijepim osobama na znakovni jezik itd.).

Rok za prijavu je srijeda, 24. ožujka, 2021. 

Raspored:

Radionica: utorak, 6. travnja:  15:00—16:30h i srijeda, 7. travnja: 11-17h, i

Razgovor o rezultatima radionice & javna prezentacija: četvrtak, 8. travnja: 11–12:30h

Tijekom radionice i prezentacije poštivat će se sve aktualne mjere za suzbijanje širenja koronavirusa. Sve/i sudionice/ci imat će priliku nastupiti u javnim prostorima, a ishodi će biti predstavljeni javnosti trećeg dana radionice u Amfiteatru Doma mladih te uključeni u blog projekta “Misplaced Women?.

Ovaj projekt, uključujući radionicu, grupne i pojedinačne izvedbe u javnim prostorima, odabran je za realizaciju u okviru programa Praznine2021 u organizaciji Platforme Culture Hub Croatia, a podržan je od strane Allianz Kulturstiftung, Zaklade “Kultura nova” i Ministarstva kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske.

Saznajte više o projektu te pronađite sve pojedinosti o radionici i prijavi u nastavku:

O projektu:  

“Misplaced Women?”je umjetnički projekt Tanje Ostojić koji se sastoji od performansa, serija performansa, radionica i delegiranih performansa, a koji traje od 2009. godine, uključujući doprinose međunarodnih umjetnica i ljudi različitih profila. Unutar ovog projekta utjelovljujemo i izvodimo neke od svakodnevnih životnih aktivnosti koje tematiziraju raseljavanje, kao temu koja je poznata osobama s privremenim boravištem, migrantima, izbjeglicama iz područja pogođenima ratovima i prirodnim katastrofama, kao i queer osobama, beskućnicima… i umjetnicima nomadima koji putuju svijetom kako bi zaradili za život. Performansi se bave kontinuiranim temama migracija i odnosima moći i ranjivosti s obzirom na pokretno, posebice žensko tijelo, aspekt koji je istaknut u brojnim prethodnim radovima Tanje Ostojić.

O voditeljici radionice:

Tanja Ostojić (* 1972) je priznata umjetnica performansa i interdisciplinarna umjetnica rođena u Jugoslaviji, bazirana u Berlinu i Beogradu, s angažiranim umjetničkim djelima u feminizmu i migracijskoj politici. Uključuje se kao lik u performansima i koristi se raznim medijima u svojim umjetničkim istraživanjima, istražujući tako društvene konfiguracije i odnose moći. Djeluje pretežno iz perspektive žene migrantice, unutar specifičnog društvenog konteksta. Pristupi njenom radu definirani su političkim pozicioniranjem i integracijom recipijenta. Od 1994. godine predstavlja svoj rad na brojnim izložbama, festivalima i mjestima širom svijeta. Držala je predavanja, razgovore, seminare i radionice na akademskim konferencijama i na umjetničkim sveučilištima širom Europe i u Americi.

O radionici

Projekt “Misplaced Women?” uključuje raspakiranje kofera, plastične vrećice, torbice ili sličnog predmeta u javnoj sferi, pri čemu ovi predmeti predstavljaju raseljavanje, kao temu koja je česta u svakodnevnim iskustvima osoba s privremenim boravištem, migranata, beskućnika i izbjeglica iz područja pogođenih ratovima i katastrofama. Cilj radionice je upoznati sudionice/ke s temama i potaknuti raspravu i intervencije u raznim javnim prostorima.

Prvi dio radionice uključuje upoznavanje, informiranje i razgovor, pri čemu će sudionice/i međusobno razmjenjivati pojedinačna iskustva i definirati ciljeve projekta.

Tijekom drugog dijela, sudionice/i se potiču i podržavaju u izvođenju samostalnih i grupnih performansa i intervencija uživo na splitskim ulicama i u parkovima. Javne nastupe dokumentirat će profesionalni fotograf.

Ishodi radionice bit će diskutirani i predstavljeni javnosti trećeg dana u Amfiteatru Doma mladih (Ulica slobode 28). Sve/i sudionice/i radionice pozvane/i su da aktivno sudjeluju u ovoj prezentaciji i razgovoru koji će uslijediti.

Dokumentaciju, bilješke i razmišljanja s radionice prikupit će i urediti Culture Hub Croatia te objaviti na web stranici projekta “Misplaced Women?”.

Datumi radionice: utorak, srijeda i četvrtak (6. – 8. travnja 2021.) 

Rok za prijavu za sudjelovanje na radionici: srijeda, 24. ožujka 2021. 

Tko se može prijaviti:

Dobrodošli su umjetnice/i, studenti/ce i sudionici/e bez obzira na profil i rod, a koji/e se mogu obvezati sudjelovati tijekom cijelog trajanja radionice. Nisu potrebne posebne jezične vještine. Pozdravljamo prijave osoba s invaliditetom, kao i onih koji ne govore engleski ili hrvatski jezik. Navedite sve posebne zahtjeve u svojoj prijavi.

Sudjelovanje na radionici je besplatno, ali zbog ograničenog broja molimo zainteresirane da se prijave. Molimo pošaljite e-mail na info@culturehubcroatia.hr, naslovljen “Misplaced Women? Split”. Prijava treba sadržavati kratki motivacijski i biografski odlomak. Pozivamo vas da dodate poveznicu na svoju osobnu internetsku stranicu ukoliko je imate, kao i svoje kontakt podatke.

Dodatne poveznice:

Misplaced Women? Video Channel na Vimeu

Projekt Misplaced Women?

Tanja Ostojić, publikacije

Culture Hub Croatia

Kontakt osoba: Jasmina Šarić, +385 98 9363264

info@culturehubcroatia.hr

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A day with Tanja Ostojić

In Performances, Stories, Train Station, Workshops, Zürich on March 6, 2021 at 9:09 pm

[Please read the original text in Sorani Kurdish language below]

[Translation to English]

A day with Tanja Ostojić

My name is Azad. I am a political refugee. I had to come to Switzerland from Kurdistan, with everything left behind. The land where I was born is a prohibited geography. Our language, culture, literature and art are forbidden.

Azad Colemêrg: Misplaced Women? performance intervention. Main train station Zurich, April 2019, Misplaced Women? workshop by Tanja Ostojić. Videostill: contact zone

As someone who lived through all these bans, I met Tanja Ostojić one day. My view of art and performance has changed because of the experience with her Misplaced Woman? performance project. Ostojić broke all the narrow moulds on which women were placed, taking them out of an object position and giving them a completely different breath. It had revealed an important contradiction. She sent a message to the male dominated society which misplaces women in every sphere of life.

We all opened our bags and suitcases that day. Because capitalism first chains people with a bag. Then it squeezes our lives into it. It’s like we can’t live without that bag. All of our belongings are in it. This created awareness of humanity’s dependence on material things.

There are taboos in all societies. Why is there a fountain in the main train station of Zurich, decorated with blue light, which resembles a waterfall? The fountain is a taboo. Nobody should touch it. But there are no taboos for Ostojić. She stood under the water with her umbrella. She looked at shoe brands in the store and inspected them.

Azad Colemêrg: Misplaced Women? performance intervention. Main train station Zurich, April 2019, Misplaced Women? workshop by Tanja Ostojić. Videostill: contact zone

That day we made a performance under the blue waterfall. I felt very free. I stood under the pouring water with my umbrella. I was very excited. I loved to be able to stand below the water because it was a socially forbidden place and therefore it seemed attractive to me. I was wet but it felt good.

We went to a shoe store. I even looked at the brands of shoes in the shop there. Together with the others of the group I was reading aloud where the shoes had been produced. We lifted the bottom of each shoe and read their place of production and mostly they were made in China, China, China. Then Ostojić gave the shoe seller an advertisement for a family poster. Me and some others followed her lead. 

We unpacked our suitcases.  All our luggage was gone.

With Misplaced Woman? Ostojić creates different images of women by opening up new possibilities, new spaces. It is not a woman in a kitchen, not a woman in the bedroom, but a woman imagining a blue sky.
A woman is not an item, which would fit in a suitcase.

Finally, I would like to conclude with the words of Simon de Beauvoir: “Suddenly in the kitchen, where her mother is washing dishes, the little girl realises that over the years, every afternoon at the same time, these hands have plunged into greasy water and wiped the china with a rough dish towel. And until death they will be subjected to these rites. Eat, sleep, clean … the years no longer reach toward the sky, they spread out identical and grey as a horizontal tablecloth; every day looks like the previous one; the present is eternal, useless, and hopeless.” Beauvoir asked herself if she will be able to live like that while placing the plates in the closet, and she said to herself, ‘no’. 

Tanja Ostojić taught us to say “No” to the male dominated, capitalist world.

Azad Colemêrg: Misplaced Women? performance intervention. Main train station Zurich, April 2019, Misplaced Women? workshop by Tanja Ostojić. Videostill: contact zone

Yours truly,

Azad Colemêrg

July 11, 2019.


Azad Colemêrg is currently studying cinematography at the University of Zurich. He was born in 1988 in Kurdistan, near Colemêrg, in the very east of Turkey. Azad Colemêrg has been based in Switzerland since 2018 where he received a status of a political refugee in 2019. Before he had to flee the country, he had been working as a school teacher in Kurdistan and in Turkey.

Read more about Azad’s life

Performance intervention by Azad Colemêrg on April 4, 2019. has been realised in the frame of “Misplaced Women?” workshop by Tanja Ostojić at the ZhDK, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, in Zurich, April 2-4, 2019. 

Text written by Azad Colemêrg on July 11, 2019.

Edited by Tanja Ostojić and Olivia Jaques

Published for the first time by Tanja Ostojić on the Misplaced Women? blog

Video-stills by contact zone (Andri Schatz, Azad Colemêrg, Demian Jakob, Irem Gungez, Jan Stolze, Livia Thommen, Mercedes Borgunska, Olivia Jaques, Santiago Pina, Severin Hallauer, Zoe Wagner)

Azad Colemêrg: Misplaced Women? performance intervention. Main train station Zurich, April 2019, Misplaced Women? workshop by Tanja Ostojić. Videostill: contact zone

Rojek bi Tanja Ostojić re

Navê min Azad e. Ez penaberek siyasî me. Ez ji Kurdistanê, kû her tiştên wî qedexe kirine, hatime Swîsrêyê. Axa ku ez lê ji dayik bûm welatekê qedexe ye. Ziman, çand, wêje û hunera me qedexe ye.

Ligel wan qedexên min dîtiyan da rojekê min Tanja Ostojić nas kir. Nêrîna min a huner û performansê de guheriye. Ji ber ku Ostojić performansa navê xwe „Misplaced Woman?“ da hemî qalibên teng ên ku jin tê da hatibû danîn, şikand û wan ji objeyekî da derxist û jiyanekî nû dida. Bal kişandi bû ser dubendiyek girîng. Wê peyamek dabû wan mirovên kû ewên jina li jiyanê da her dem cihekî xelet da dibînin.

Me hemûyan wê rojê  çente û valîzên xwe vekirin. Ji ber ku kapîtalîzm pêşî mirovan bi çente zincîr dike û paşê jî jiyana me dike wê çentê da. Wek ku em bê wê nikarin bijîn. Her tiştê me tê de ye. Wê agahdariyek dida mirovan ku jîyana me girêdayî objeya ye.

Di hemû civakan de tabû hene. Çima li rawesteka bajêr da ku wek sûlav bi rengek şîn da avek çêkirine? Ji ber ku ew tabû ye. Kes nikare destê xwe lê bide. Lê ji bo Ostojić tabû tine. Ew  bi sîwanê xwe ve binê avê de sekinî. Wî li firoşgehek cilûbergan li marqeyên pêlavan dinêrî û dixand.

Azad Colemêrg: Misplaced Women? performance intervention. Main train station Zurich, April 2019, Misplaced Women? workshop by Tanja Ostojić. Videostill: contact zone

Ez bi sîwanê ve binê avê de rawestiyam. Wê rojê em bin sûlava şînda rawesteke da sekînîn. Min xwe gelek azadî hesiya. Ez gelek coş bûm. Min hez dikir kû ez bêcil bin avêda bisekinim. Lewre cihekî qedexe bû û ji ber wê ji min ra şêrîn dihat. Ez ter û av bûm , lê belê hêsekî xweş bû. Min li pêlavfiroşek da li marqeyên pêlavan dinêrî û me ligel yên din marqên pêlavan dixand kû kîderê berkêşandin e. Em çûne cihekî pêlavfiroş. Mê binê pêlava ra mezinand û marqe wan dixwandin û me digot marqê çînê çînê çînê çînê Paşê jî wê pêlavfiroş da reklamekî da posterekî malbatekî hebû. Me jî wan teqlit kir. Em wek wan sekînîn.

Me çentên xwe xalî kirin. Çi tiştên veşartî li çentê ne man. Her tiştên me holê ra bûn .

Ostojić li performansa xwe yan „Misplaced Woman“ da jinên kû mitfaxê û cihê razanê da derxist û xewnekî bi asmana şîn dida wan. Jin ne ewe ku li çenteyekî da cih bigire.

Azad Colemêrg: Misplaced Women? performance intervention. Main train station Zurich, April 2019, Misplaced Women? workshop by Tanja Ostojić. Videostill: contact zone

Di dawiyê de, ez dixwazim bi gotinên Simon de Beauvoir biqedînim: „Rojek min alîkariya firaxên dayika xwe dikir. Diya min tebex dişûştin, min ziwa dikir. Ji pacerêya mitbaxê, cihên agirkûj û mitbaxên xaniyên din xuya dibûn. Li van mitbaxan jî, jinên din tawe firkandin , qûşxane spahî dikirin, sewzî vebijartin. Her roj xwarina firavîn, xwarina şîv, her roj firax; her roj paqijkirin; Ew karê çinehî bi saetan dirêj dibûji çinebûnê pê ve bêdawîtiya ku nagihîje tu derê. Ji çinebûnê pê ve jî bêarmancekî bêdawîtibû. Gelo ez ê karibim wusa bijîm?  Wek min tebex li dolavê cih digirt, min go te xwe  „Na“ Jiyana min bê guman dê bigihîje cihekî.”

Tanja Ostojić fêrî me kir ku em ji cîhana serdest a mêr û jiyana kapîtalîst re „Na“ dibêjin.

Silav û rêz

Azad Colemêrg

11 Tîrmeh 2019

Azad Colemêrg niha li Zanîngeha Zûrixê sinematografiyê dixwîne. Ew ji 1988an li Kurdistanê, bajarê Colemêrg ê, li rojhilatê Tirkiyê ji dayik bû. Piştî ku xwendina xwe qedand li Kurdistanê û Tirkiyê Mamosteyê dibistanê xebitî. Piştî hingê neçar ma ku ji welêt derkeve. Ew ji 2018an ve li Swîsreyê dijî, 2019an de statuya penaberiya siyasî stend.

Azad Colemêrg: Misplaced Women? performance intervention. Main train station Zurich, April 2019, Misplaced Women? workshop by Tanja Ostojić. Videostill: contact zone

Body Measuring and Dying Oranges

In Berlin, Performances, Railway-stations, Train Station, Workshops on March 3, 2021 at 10:55 pm

Body Measuring and Dying Oranges Chess Play

Performance by: Evdoxia Stafylaraki and Jiachen Xu

Locations: S-Bahn stations Prenzlauer Allee and Ostkreuz, Berlin, January 23, 2018.

Text by: Evdoxia Stafylaraki

During my stay in Berlin, I had the opportunity to participate in the “Misplaced Women?” project by Tanja Ostojić. So, I made a performance with Alice (Jiachen Xu), posing questions about the rules set by society, and the women’s position in it in the course of time. Thus, the core concept of that performance was the diachronic nature of social inequalities, and the marginalisation of women in every aspect of life.

“Body Measuring and Dying Oranges Chess Play” by: Evdoxia Stafylaraki & Jiachen Xu, “Misplaced Women?” workshop by Tanja Ostojić, Ostkreuz Berlin, 2018.

That lack of women’s freedom that exists by tradition and the tight boundaries of a woman’s existence were presented through a ‘self- confinement’ act, by letting myself being tied up to a public clock pole with a tape measure, a strict metric system wrapping me ritualistically.

Alice’s proposal to develope this performance together with me, within the Ostojić’s Misplaced project context was the complement of the paradox I wanted to express. It should be noted that kitchen space is a space traditionally intended for the women as nurturers, housekeepers, and housewives; and Alice selected a placemat from that space to be the chess board that would bear some half-dead tangerines. Laying the tablecloth on the external social space, we set up the chess board, and the game started or rather kept evolving. A game, which none of us understands, a game with no justice, a game that is simply still being played beyond all reason.

Suddenly, a security guard interrupted the performance and demended that we leave the place. We tried to understand the reason for that in vain though; some passers-by translated the guard’s words for us, explaining that we should have been able to speak German since we were in Germany. Was it that we were both coming from a foreign country? Or was it that we were merely women? Or was it the combination of both that made him react so rudely? That’s a rhetorical question. His interference actually confirmed the term ‘misplaced women’ not only in words, but also in practice…

“Body Measuring and Dying Oranges Chess Play” Performance by Evdoxia Stafylaraki and Jiachen, “Misplaced Women?” Workshop by Tanja Ostojić, Berlin, Ostkreuz, 2018. Photo: Hoang Tran Hieu Hanh

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Video-recording: Nati Canto, Hoang Tran Hieu Hanh

Video-editing: Evdoxia Stafylaraki

Text edited and first published by Tanja Ostojić, March 3, 2021 on the Misplaced Women? project blog

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Evdoxia Stafylaraki is a mathematician, sculptor and performance artist from Chania, Greece. 

Jiachen completed a joint master degree in women’s and gender studies in Central European University in Budapest, Hungary and University of Oviedo, Spain. She is now based in Beijing, China.

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Please see more photos and read Jiachen’s review of this very performance published on the Misplaced Women? Blog in February 2019 

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Please visit as well archive of earlier contributions and posts from Berlin, from workshops, individual and group performances: 2009-2021:

Contribution by Nati Canto 

Contribution by Rhea Ramjohn

Contribution by Mad Kate

Mapping around Kunsthalle am Hamburger Platz

Contribution by Katja Vaghi

Contribution by LADY GABY

Contribution by: Susan Merrick 

Contribution by Hoang Tran Hieu Hanh

Contribution by Jiachen Xu and Evdoxia Stafylaraki

Contribution by Ola Kozioł

Contribution by Татьяна Bogacheva

Contribution by: Luciana Damiani 

Our Lady of Auguststraße by Tanja Ostojić

Contribution by Tanja Ostojić: Berlin, TXL Airport and Valentina Medda: Misplaced Women?, Performa New York, 2009. Simultanious delegated performance with the one by Tanja Ostojic, at Berlin TXL airport.

Public Presentation of the Misplaced Women? Workshop, Berlin, January 2018

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