Q(ee)R Codes - Nouvelles Frontières Bxl 1000 Anna Raimondo, 2021 © Serena Vittorini
Q(ee)R Codes - Nouvelles Frontières Bxl 1000 Anna Raimondo, 2021 © Serena Vittorini
Soundwalks and expo as part of BXL UNIVERSEL II : MULTIPLI.CITY
Q(ee)R Codes - New Boundaries in Brussels explores the relationships between space, gender, social behaviours, powers, education and urbanism, driven by the encounter with women from different socio-cultural backgrounds and their histories and testimonies from their everyday life.
What is the relationship of women with the public and urban space ? In which conditions and for which reasons a space is perceived as safe and welcoming or on the contrary hostile for women or queer persons ? Are there daily strategies of resistance in the street that are shared by women from diverse geographies and contexts ?
This collective process will result in the creation of a sound walk in three neighbourhoods of Brussels (Anderlecht, Forest and Brussels Centre), so that the public can revisit and re-signify mentioned places by the participants and experience the neighbourhood from a multiple gendered perspective. You can participate in the soundwalks and visit the exposition at Centrale for contemporary art.
Q(ee)R Codes BxL 1000 is a project by Anna Raimondo
With the precious participations of Annette Baussart, Sihoban Blondiau, Gaia Carabillo, Juliette Claus, Lou Dikenda, Séverine Irène V. Janssen, Ophélie Mac, Shahin Mohammad, Agathe Meziani, Laura Nsengiyumva, Laura Ughetto, Aïda Yancy, Loup Kass.
Graphics: Marzia Dalfini
Supported by Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie and Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles/Officiel
With the support of BNA-BBOT, CENTRALE for contemporary art, Moussem Nomadic Arts Centre, Nadine, Q-O2
Thanks to Daniel Blanga Gubbay, Sarah Cale, Camille Corleone, Marzia Dalfini, Sophie Delafontaine, Flavien Gillié, Dounia Mjd, Loes Jacobs, Anne Lepère, Yanis Stefanos, Naya Kuu.
Soundwalks and expo as part of BXL UNIVERSEL II : MULTIPLI.CITY
Q(ee)R Codes - New Boundaries in Brussels explores the relationships between space, gender, social behaviours, powers, education and urbanism, driven by the encounter with women from different socio-cultural backgrounds and their histories and testimonies from their everyday life.
What is the relationship of women with the public and urban space ? In which conditions and for which reasons a space is perceived as safe and welcoming or on the contrary hostile for women or queer persons ? Are there daily strategies of resistance in the street that are shared by women from diverse geographies and contexts ?
This collective process will result in the creation of a sound walk in three neighbourhoods of Brussels (Anderlecht, Forest and Brussels Centre), so that the public can revisit and re-signify mentioned places by the participants and experience the neighbourhood from a multiple gendered perspective. You can participate in the soundwalks and visit the exposition at Centrale for contemporary art.
