Studium Generale: WxtchCraft Spring cycle sessions 2020-2021
The poisons, the remedies
In this new cycle of the Studium Generale lectures at the KABK, we continue to explore wxtch craft as a queer feminist and liberatory practice, deepening our understanding of topics that surfaced in the digital covens of last Fall.
We are set to fly far and wide in the rich realm of embodied social change, transformative justice and related practices thriving in the ecosystem of radical care.
Upcoming lectures:
13 May - 18.30-20.00 CET
Staci Bu Shea and Leana Boven invite Mia Mingus, Not a Playground, and Radical Roadmaps, co-presented by Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons
Take a look at the following resources to prepare for this session:
Blogpost Mia Mingus:
Access Intimacy: The Missing Link
Podcast Mia Mingus:
An Intro to Transformative Justice with Mia Mingus, Ep. 5
Instagram account Not a Playground
20 May - 19.30-21.00 CET
Staci Bu Shea and Leana Boven invite Ching-In Chen, Not a Playground, Radical Roadmaps, and more friends to be announced, co-presented by Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons
The program may be susceptible to changes. Keep an eye on our socials for the latest updates!
Instagram: @wxtchcraftkabk
Facebook: @StudiumGeneraleKABK
These lectures are public and open to everyone, also from outside the academy. A link to a ZOOM-meeting will be published on the day of the event. Priority for participation will be given to students of the KABK.
Accessibility: Live Captions will be available and there will be a transcript with the recording. The recordings of the sessions will be published a few days after the live events here.
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Staci Bu Shea and Leana Boven invite Mia Mingus, Not a Playground, and Radical Roadmaps, co-presented by Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons
Datum
Locatie
Meer info
Staci Bu Shea and Leana Boven invite Ching-In Chen, Not a Playground, Radical Roadmaps, and more friends to be announced, co-presented by Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons