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How are artists, writers, and activists mobilizing and participating in the struggle for human rights and gender justice around the world? What are the regional and global ramifications of this feminist revolution? How have the words “Women, Life, Freedom” helped define a movement and inspire action and allyship? To answer these questions, and discuss the very real risks artists take when addressing them in their work, writer, filmmaker, and human rights activist Amir Soltani will moderate a conversation with Afghani women’s rights activist Crystal Bayat, award-winning visual artist Tala Madani, Iranian poet-in-exile Nesar Mohammadi, and multimedia artist and member of the Art/Culture/Action collective Nazanin Noroozi. The program will be co-presented by The Skirball Cultural Center, and will be followed by a reception. The Cultural Partner for this program is The Farhang Foundation.
Farhang Foundation is a member-supported nonreligious, nonpolitical and nonprofit foundation established in 2008 to celebrate and promote Iranian art and culture for the benefit of the community-at-large. The foundation supports a broad range of academic and cultural activities by funding academic programs, diverse cultural programs such as the celebrations of Nowruz, as well as musical performances, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals.
This event was co-presented with The Skirball, and presented in collaboration with the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and made possible thanks to the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts.
The Cultural Partner for this program was The Farhang Foundation.
How are artists, writers, and activists mobilizing and participating in the struggle for human rights and gender justice around the world? What are the regional and global ramifications of this feminist revolution? How have the words “Women, Life, Freedom” helped define a movement and inspire action and allyship? To answer these questions, and discuss the very real risks artists take when addressing them in their work, writer, filmmaker, and human rights activist Amir Soltani will moderate a conversation with Afghani women’s rights activist Crystal Bayat, award-winning visual artist Tala Madani, Iranian poet-in-exile Nesar Mohammadi, and multimedia artist and member of the Art/Culture/Action collective Nazanin Noroozi. The program will be co-presented by The Skirball Cultural Center, and will be followed by a reception. The Cultural Partner for this program is The Farhang Foundation.
Farhang Foundation is a member-supported nonreligious, nonpolitical and nonprofit foundation established in 2008 to celebrate and promote Iranian art and culture for the benefit of the community-at-large. The foundation supports a broad range of academic and cultural activities by funding academic programs, diverse cultural programs such as the celebrations of Nowruz, as well as musical performances, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals.
This event was co-presented with The Skirball, and presented in collaboration with the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and made possible thanks to the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts.
The Cultural Partner for this program was The Farhang Foundation.
How are artists, writers, and activists mobilizing and participating in the struggle for human rights and gender justice around the world? What are the regional and global ramifications of this feminist revolution? How have the words “Women, Life, Freedom” helped define a movement and inspire action and allyship? To answer these questions, and discuss the very real risks artists take when addressing them in their work, writer, filmmaker, and human rights activist Amir Soltani will moderate a conversation with Afghani women’s rights activist Crystal Bayat, award-winning visual artist Tala Madani, Iranian poet-in-exile Nesar Mohammadi, and multimedia artist and member of the Art/Culture/Action collective Nazanin Noroozi. The program will be co-presented by The Skirball Cultural Center, and will be followed by a reception. The Cultural Partner for this program is The Farhang Foundation.
Farhang Foundation is a member-supported nonreligious, nonpolitical and nonprofit foundation established in 2008 to celebrate and promote Iranian art and culture for the benefit of the community-at-large. The foundation supports a broad range of academic and cultural activities by funding academic programs, diverse cultural programs such as the celebrations of Nowruz, as well as musical performances, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals.
This event was co-presented with The Skirball, and presented in collaboration with the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and made possible thanks to the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts.
The Cultural Partner for this program was The Farhang Foundation.
How are artists, writers, and activists mobilizing and participating in the struggle for human rights and gender justice around the world? What are the regional and global ramifications of this feminist revolution? How have the words “Women, Life, Freedom” helped define a movement and inspire action and allyship? To answer these questions, and discuss the very real risks artists take when addressing them in their work, writer, filmmaker, and human rights activist Amir Soltani will moderate a conversation with Afghani women’s rights activist Crystal Bayat, award-winning visual artist Tala Madani, Iranian poet-in-exile Nesar Mohammadi, and multimedia artist and member of the Art/Culture/Action collective Nazanin Noroozi. The program will be co-presented by The Skirball Cultural Center, and will be followed by a reception. The Cultural Partner for this program is The Farhang Foundation.
Farhang Foundation is a member-supported nonreligious, nonpolitical and nonprofit foundation established in 2008 to celebrate and promote Iranian art and culture for the benefit of the community-at-large. The foundation supports a broad range of academic and cultural activities by funding academic programs, diverse cultural programs such as the celebrations of Nowruz, as well as musical performances, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals.
This event was co-presented with The Skirball, and presented in collaboration with the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and made possible thanks to the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts.
The Cultural Partner for this program was The Farhang Foundation.
How are artists, writers, and activists mobilizing and participating in the struggle for human rights and gender justice around the world? What are the regional and global ramifications of this feminist revolution? How have the words “Women, Life, Freedom” helped define a movement and inspire action and allyship? To answer these questions, and discuss the very real risks artists take when addressing them in their work, writer, filmmaker, and human rights activist Amir Soltani will moderate a conversation with Afghani women’s rights activist Crystal Bayat, award-winning visual artist Tala Madani, Iranian poet-in-exile Nesar Mohammadi, and multimedia artist and member of the Art/Culture/Action collective Nazanin Noroozi. The program will be co-presented by The Skirball Cultural Center, and will be followed by a reception. The Cultural Partner for this program is The Farhang Foundation.
Farhang Foundation is a member-supported nonreligious, nonpolitical and nonprofit foundation established in 2008 to celebrate and promote Iranian art and culture for the benefit of the community-at-large. The foundation supports a broad range of academic and cultural activities by funding academic programs, diverse cultural programs such as the celebrations of Nowruz, as well as musical performances, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals.
This event was co-presented with The Skirball, and presented in collaboration with the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and made possible thanks to the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts.
The Cultural Partner for this program was The Farhang Foundation.
How are artists, writers, and activists mobilizing and participating in the struggle for human rights and gender justice around the world? What are the regional and global ramifications of this feminist revolution? How have the words “Women, Life, Freedom” helped define a movement and inspire action and allyship? To answer these questions, and discuss the very real risks artists take when addressing them in their work, writer, filmmaker, and human rights activist Amir Soltani will moderate a conversation with Afghani women’s rights activist Crystal Bayat, award-winning visual artist Tala Madani, Iranian poet-in-exile Nesar Mohammadi, and multimedia artist and member of the Art/Culture/Action collective Nazanin Noroozi. The program will be co-presented by The Skirball Cultural Center, and will be followed by a reception. The Cultural Partner for this program is The Farhang Foundation.
Farhang Foundation is a member-supported nonreligious, nonpolitical and nonprofit foundation established in 2008 to celebrate and promote Iranian art and culture for the benefit of the community-at-large. The foundation supports a broad range of academic and cultural activities by funding academic programs, diverse cultural programs such as the celebrations of Nowruz, as well as musical performances, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals.
This event was co-presented with The Skirball, and presented in collaboration with the Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and made possible thanks to the generous support of the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts.
The Cultural Partner for this program was The Farhang Foundation.
Vanmorgen uit Teheran vertrokken naar Qazvin. Vanwege No Ruz grote drukte en files. Als eerste de Jameh Moskee bezocht en daarna door het drukke centrum naar de gerestaureerde Caravanserai. Daar gelunched in de tuin, heerlijk lokaal gerecht khoresht e nesar met pistache noten, zure bessen, sinasappelschillen, rijst met saffraan en lamsvlees.
Dit keer alleen een vluchtige blik op de Al Nabi moskee en daarna door naar Rasht aan de kust van de Kaspische zee. Groen dus veel regen en wellicht sneeuw.
Westwaarts naar de provincie Qazwin en naar het noorden in de richting van Rasht in de provincie Ghilan. De stad Qazwin heeft een groots verleden en is waarschijnlijk gesticht door Koning Shapur II in de 3e eeuw. Het was ooit de hoofdstad van het Perzische rijk en het centrum van cultuur en nijverheid in de 16e eeuw onder de Safavidische koningen voordat de hoofdstad naar Isfahan werd verplaats. De 16e eeuwse Moskee van Al Nabi, een van meest glorieuze moskeeën van de oudheid. De moskee heeft een oppervlakte van 14000 meter met een dubbel gelaagde koepel. De moskee is recent gerestaureerd en sinds kort weer toegankelijk voor publiek.
Hanau – Kein Vergessen! Berlin-Kreuzberg 19. Februar 2022
Kundgebung am zweiten Jahrestag von #Hanau zum Gedenken an die neun Opfer der rassistischen Morde vom 19. Februar 2020.
Mehr als tausend Menschen gedachten am Mahnmal „In Gedenken an die Opfer von Rassismus und Polizeigewalt“ am Oranienplatz an
Gökhan Gültekin, Sedat Gürbüz, Said Nesar Hashemi, Mercedes Kierpacz, Hamza Kurtović, Vili Viorel Păun, Fatih Saraçoğlu, Kaloyan Velkov und Ferhat Unvar,
die aus rassistischen Motiven in Hanau ermordet worden sind.
© Bernd Sauer-Diete
#SayTheirNames #HanauIstUeberall #HanauWarKeinEinzelfall #hanau1902 #b1902 #hanauistüberall #Rassismustötet #keinvergessenkeinvergeben #keinvergessen #keinvergeben #nojusticenopeace #erinnernheißtverändern
Hanau – Kein Vergessen! Berlin-Kreuzberg 19. Februar 2022
Kundgebung am zweiten Jahrestag von #Hanau zum Gedenken an die neun Opfer der rassistischen Morde vom 19. Februar 2020.
Mehr als tausend Menschen gedachten am Mahnmal „In Gedenken an die Opfer von Rassismus und Polizeigewalt“ am Oranienplatz an
Gökhan Gültekin, Sedat Gürbüz, Said Nesar Hashemi, Mercedes Kierpacz, Hamza Kurtović, Vili Viorel Păun, Fatih Saraçoğlu, Kaloyan Velkov und Ferhat Unvar,
die aus rassistischen Motiven in Hanau ermordet worden sind.
© Bernd Sauer-Diete
#SayTheirNames #HanauIstUeberall #HanauWarKeinEinzelfall #hanau1902 #b1902 #hanauistüberall #Rassismustötet #keinvergessenkeinvergeben #keinvergessen #keinvergeben #nojusticenopeace #erinnernheißtverändern
Vanmorgen uit Teheran vertrokken naar Qazvin. Vanwege No Ruz grote drukte en files. Als eerste de Jameh Moskee bezocht en daarna door het drukke centrum naar de gerestaureerde Caravanserai. Daar gelunched in de tuin, heerlijk lokaal gerecht khoresht e nesar met pistache noten, zure bessen, sinasappelschillen, rijst met saffraan en lamsvlees.
Dit keer alleen een vluchtige blik op de Al Nabi moskee en daarna door naar Rasht aan de kust van de Kaspische zee. Groen dus veel regen en wellicht sneeuw.
Westwaarts naar de provincie Qazwin en naar het noorden in de richting van Rasht in de provincie Ghilan. De stad Qazwin heeft een groots verleden en is waarschijnlijk gesticht door Koning Shapur II in de 3e eeuw. Het was ooit de hoofdstad van het Perzische rijk en het centrum van cultuur en nijverheid in de 16e eeuw onder de Safavidische koningen voordat de hoofdstad naar Isfahan werd verplaats. De 16e eeuwse Moskee van Al Nabi, een van meest glorieuze moskeeën van de oudheid. De moskee heeft een oppervlakte van 14000 meter met een dubbel gelaagde koepel. De moskee is recent gerestaureerd en sinds kort weer toegankelijk voor publiek.