Tiny OyoUnity @ Korea Verband | Seeing Others – Queer Portraits

Tiny OyoUnity presents:
Seeing Others: Queer Portraits - a workshop by Queer Analog Darkroom
Facilitated by: Jasper and Sophie

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From late August to mid-October, our Tiny House travels through Berlin districts, engaging interactively with the local community and partners at cultural venues and institutions. Through a diverse range of workshops, the aim is to connect decolonial knowledge and artistic practices with marketing, design, and knowledge dissemination.

Fourth stop: @ Korea Verband (Quitzowstraße 103, 10551 Berlin) | The exact stop ist at Friedensstatue (Bremer Str. 41, 10551 Berlin)

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"Seeing Yourself - Queer Self Portraits" and "Seeing Other: Queer Portraits" is a set of workshops. They will explore how photography can function as a tool/part of for queer liberation. Collectively the power structures photography is based on, both in theory and practise. will be discussed. There will be a  focus on the history of the camera in the course of colonialism and heteronormativity and the resulting power differences between the photographed and the photographer. Which ways and possibilities could be there, to queer, recode and deconstruct these power structures? Two workshops are offered, which can be attended independently of each other.

Workshop 2 - Queer Portraits:

In the second workshop we focus on photographing each other. In the theoretical part, we will talk about power positions as photographers and how we can deal with it in a reflective way, with which intentions we photograph others and how we can make portrait photography more participatory. Practically, we will also work with instant photography in this workshop.

Tickets: Free admission! | Registration closed

Please note that spots are very limited and we appreciate you cancelling your registration in case you cannot make it. 

Location: Close to Korea Verband @ Friedensstatue

Address: Bremer Str. 41, 10551 Berlin

Language: English

Do you need a translation for the event? Are you in need of a companion that is also joining? Do you need a sign language interpreter? Or are you joining with a wheelchair? Then please get in touch with us via kommunikation@oyoun.de and we will try to accommodate your needs as good as we can.

Biographies

Queer Analog Darkroom

QAD - Queer Analog Darkroom - is a self-organized, inclusive skills-sharing collective for analogue photography in Berlin. The core team consists of eight people, all of whom bring a wide range of different skills and knowledge related to photography. In addition to their queerness, it is the different identities and experiences of marginalization that connect the members of the collective and that shape their work and perspectives on photography. As part of the 'Urbane Praxis' project funding, the Queer Analog Darkroom collective, founded in 2022, wants to help shape urban public space in cooperation with Oyoun. Rooms are not accessible to everyone in the same way. The goal of the QAD collective is to create spaces for a community around analogue film development and film technology through self-organized and non-commercial work. It should be a space in which people learn together and which develops collectively step by step.

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The project Tiny OyoUnity is part of the initiative DRAUSSENSTADT funded by the Berliner Projektfonds Urbane Praxis and the Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaflichen Zusammenhalt.

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