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PODCAST 2 | Discursos transfeministas

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“La idea de la procesión es muy interesante porque es la forma en que hemos tenido que ocupar el espacio público, de una manera festiva y religiosa, donde se junta un montón de capas de realidad que al mismo tiempo es una manifestación”
– Sayak Valencia 


En este episodio, Sayak Valencia, Daniela Lieja Quintanar, Carolina Caycedo, Arshia Fatima Haq, y Mónica Rodríguez platican sobre:

– Mujeres en el movimiento de disfrute radical
– La importancia de reclamar el placer 
– La teoría feminista post-colonial y queer 
– Explorando la identidad diaspórica 
– Diferentes formas de presentar el género 


“Generalmente, en Islam, se desalienta el antropomorfismo. Entonces la mayoría de figuras sagradas cuando están representadas tienen el rostro oculto. Estaba pensando sobre eso y en la manera de como ocultarse,  cuando te estas moviendo en hacia el encubrimiento de identidad, en modos revolucionarios, y por supuesto la primera asociación que la gente ve es que se está  usando este como un hiyab…pero eso fue lo que consideré al último.”
-Arshia Fatima Haq

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Sayak Valencia, activista Tijuanese, ensayista y artista de performance, y escritora de Capitalismo Gore en conversación con curadora Daniela Lieja Quintanar de LACE y artistas Carolina Caycedo, Arshia Fatima Haq, y Mónica Rodríguez. Este conversación es parte de la exposición Desenredar las formas colectivas y su programación, open quipu/quipu abierto, buscan crear un espacio para reunir, recordar, aprender y conectar con la audiencia en un hilo común. Es una invitación a entrelazar nuestras propias narrativas en un khipu, a convertirnos en nudos parlantes. Es una forma de hilar y desenredar posibilidades para volver a imaginarnos.

Este programa es parte de la exhibición Desenredar las formas colectivas. Apoyo para este proyecto ha sido proporcionado por la Fundación: Andy Warhol y Betsy Greenberg

Filed Under: 2020-Current Year, LACE Tagged With: Arshia Haq, Caiptalismo Gore, Carolina Caycedo, Mónica Rodríguez, Quipu, Sayak Valencia, Transfemenismos, Unraveling Collective Forms

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