FIFTITU% Networking Center for Women in Art and Culture in Upper Austria invites you to:
"Image policies and equality goals"
Anti-discriminatory image production in art and cultural work
Lecture and discussion with Johanna Schaffer
FIFTITU% Networking Center for Women* in Art and Culture in Upper Austria invites you to an event focusing on language and its effect on the realities of people's lives. To what extent is it possible to use language that does not discriminate, that does not divide but includes, and that takes into account the principles of "simple language"?
"Those who want to participate must also be able to understand"
Accessible information in art and cultural work
Workshop with Manuela Mittermayer and Carmen Pilz
Stifterhaus Linz, Adalbert-Stifter-Platz 1, 4020 Linz (barrier-free)
With the motto "Life realities: Think further. Act further", the Women's Summer University is taking place in Linz for the first time this year. Over two days, women from all over Austria can take part in workshops, lectures and discussions on topics relevant to women at the University of Art and Design Linz.
Sinkages
A project by Alexander Jöchl and Sabrina Kern
Ebensee, 2010 - 2013
All current information can be found here.
Location: Lentos Art Museum, Ernst-Koref-Promenade 1, 4020 Linz
Together with experts from "Radiabled" we will take a guided tour through the exhibition "Che Fare? Arte Povera" to point out possible
Barrier inequalities: Exhibition architecture, positioning and hanging of works, texts, audio guides, guides for the deaf, etc.
Workshop with Araba Evelyn Johnston-Arthur
HOSI Linz, Fabrikstr. 18, 4020 Linz (barrier-free)
Registrations until May 17, 2011:
Tel.: 0043(0)732/770353 or workshop@fiftitu.at
Contribution towards expenses € 15 (reduction for members)
Cancellation fee of € 5 will be retained.
Lecture and discussion with Birge Krondorfer
Interpreting into sign language: Emilia Racz
HOSI Linz, Fabrikstr. 18, 4020 Linz (barrier-free)
Location: Moviemento, OK Platz 1, 4020 Linz
"Dear History"
How do women deal with the role of their family during National Socialism?
A documentary film by Klub Zwei: Simone Bader and Jo Schmeiser
Photography: Sophie Maintigneux; Editing: Karin Hammer
A 2010, 35mm, 98 mins