After its outstanding debut last year, this new edition of the series BLACK EUROPE BODY POLITICS<\/b> is expanding with live performances<\/b> and an all-day screening<\/b> commemorating Malcolm X\u00b4s birthday. The Festival will take place from 19-23 May <\/b>at Hackesche H\u00f6fe Kino<\/i> and Ballhaus Naunynstra\u00dfe<\/i> in cooperation with AfricAvenir <\/b>and Heinrich B\u00f6ll Stiftung.<\/b>nDECOLONIZING THE \u201cCOLD\u201d WAR<\/b> is the first Afropean performance showcase and will be accompanied by roundtable discussions<\/b> on the aesthetic legacy of the Black Power movement<\/b> in the radical imagination of Diaspora artists<\/b>. Parallel to this, its influence in liberation and decolonization struggles<\/b> in the Global South<\/b> during the so-called \u201cCold\u201d War<\/b> will be approached from the continuities of coloniality<\/b>. According to Enrique Dussel, a liberation philosopher and decolonial thinker, this war was never \u201ccold\u201d in the Global South<\/i>.nThe artists are witnessing a kind of global revivalism on documentary material on the Black Power movement<\/b> (a good example is the release (2011) of Black Power Mixtape<\/b> 1967-1975, by G\u00f6ran Olsson) and dozens of seminars and conferences are mushrooming all over Europe on the so called \u201cCold\u201d War. In these hegemonic narratives the global South is usually considered as a mere recipient of Western imperialism<\/b>.nDuring this festival, the story will be told from the perspective of the self-affirmation of Black Power<\/b>. The emblematic figure of Angela Davis created a planetary movement of solidarity that went beyond the term \u201cBlack Internationalism\u201d<\/b>. These narratives of re-existence will be analyzed in relation to Frantz Fanon<\/b>\u00b4s fundamental role in global South liberation struggles during that period. His interactions with Jean-Paul Sartre will be the focus of some of these unprecedented debates. The worldwide solidarities<\/b> resulting from the Black Power movement united people beyond racialization and political agendas. BE.BOP 2013 celebrates a paradigm shift<\/b> that transformed the Black Body into a source of inspiration and beauty prevalent until today.nThe program of the Festival <\/b>DECOLONIZING THE \u201cCOLD\u201d WAR, <\/b>BE.BOP 2013. BLACK EUROPE BODY POLITICS:<\/b>n19 May 2013<\/b>
10 am – 8 pm Screenings<\/b>nIn cooperation with AfricAvenir
Venue: Hackesche H\u00f6fe KinonDay Ticket: 16 \u20ac
Single Ticket for each of the 4 Sessions\/Film: 7,50 \u20ac<\/b>
Discount via Berlinpass, Gildepass, Heavy User Card, Filmreihe-Pass (Further information: www.hoefekino.de\/preise-und-rabatte<\/link>)<\/p>\n
Tickets and Information
030 283 46 03www.hackesche-hoefe.org <\/link>\n
Hackesche H\u00f6fe Kino<\/b>
Rosenthaler Str. 40\/41
10178 Berlin
S Hackescher Markt
U Weinmeisterstra\u00dfen20-21 <\/b>May: <\/b>10 am \u2013 5 pm Roundtable<\/b> n Free and open to the publicn Online registration mandatory: nhttp:\/\/decolonizingthecoldwar.eventbrite.com\/<\/link>nBallhaus Naunynstra\u00dfe
Naunynstr\u00dfe 27
Berlin Kreuzbergn20-22 May: 8 – 10 pm Performances<\/b>n14\/8 \u20acn Jeannette Ehlers, Teresa Mar\u00eda D\u00edaz Nerio, Quinsy Gario + Muna Shirwa, Ra\u00fal Moarquech Ferrera Balanquet and Ingrid Mwangi Robert Huttern23 May: <\/b>10:30 \u2013 12 pm Vaginal Davis performance-lecture<\/b>n A Project of Art Labour Archives + Kulturspr\u00fcnge im Ballhaus Naunynstra\u00dfe gemeinn\u00fctzige GmbH in cooperation with AfricAvenir and Heinrich-B\u00f6ll-Stiftung.<\/i>nScreenigs and discussions will take place in English<\/i>nFor more informations:<\/b>nartlabourarchives.wordpress.com\/ <\/link>Linienstra\u00dfe 68, 10119 Berlin + +49-176 619 03 582, artlabour@yahoo.com<\/link> nwww.ballhausnaunynstrasse.de\/<\/link>Ballhaus Naunynstra\u00dfe, Naunynstr\u00dfe 27, Berlin Kreuzbergn Alanna Lockward<\/b> Curator<\/b>alannalockward.com<\/link>n Walter Mignolo<\/b> Advisor<\/b>www.waltermignolo.com<\/link>nParticipants<\/b>
Artwell Cain (Netherlands+St. Vincent) + Vaginal Davis (Germany+USA) + Teresa Mar\u00eda D\u00edaz Nerio (Netherlands+Dominican Republic) + Gabriele Dietze (Germany) + Simmi Dullay (South Africa+Denmark) + Moritz Ege (Germany) + Jeannette Ehlers (Denmark+Trinidad) + Jihan El Tahri (Egypt+South Africa+France) + Cecilia G\u00e4rding (Sweden+South Africa) + Quinsy Gario (Netherlands+Curazao) + Adler Guerrier (USA+Haiti) + Neil Kenlock (England + Jamaica) + Grada Kilomba (S\u00e3o Tom\u00e9 e Pr\u00edncipe+Germany+Portugal) + Adetoun K\u00fcppers-Adebisi (Germany+Nigeria) + Ra\u00fal Moarquech Ferrera Balanquet (Cuba+Mexico+USA) + Karen McKinnon (England + USA) + Mekonnen Mesghena (Germany + Ethiopia) + Dannys Montes de Oca (Cuba) + Ingrid Mwangi Robert Hutter (Germany+Kenya) + Pascale Obolo (France+Cameroon) + Horace Ov\u00e9 (England+Trinidad) + Muna Shirwa (Netherlands+ Somalia) + Robbie Shilliam (England) + Ovidiu Tichindeleanu (Rumania) + Caecilia Tripp (France+Germany) + Rolando V\u00e1zquez (Netherlands+Mexico)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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