Curator, Filmmaker and woman of culture, Veronika Minder was born in 1948, lives and works in Bern, Switzerland. She is involved in many different cultural events and has been one of the main influences on the Bern cultural landscape for over 40 years. During her studies – History of Art, Archeology, and Publishing – she took part (under the influence

Marie Vermeiren is a filmmaker and organizer of cultural events around women artists. Since 2008, she’s an active member of the Women’s Film Festival ELLES TOURNENT in Brussels. Synopsis/ Abstract: WE ARE HERE by Shitou and Jing Zhao (Chine, 2016, 60’, vo Ch Eng Subt, st Fr). Synopsis: Beijing, 1995. The Fourth UN Conference on Women breaks the taboos. The

Agnieszka Małgowska.Born in 1970 in Warsaw (Poland). A graduate of the Theatre Academy in Warsaw / Master of Art (2000), Postgraduate of Genders Studies ISNS UW (1999). Since 1995 she works as the theater director. Moniak Rak. Born in 1971 in Warsaw (Poland). A graduate of the Theatre Academy in Warsaw / Master of Art (2000), extramural acting diploma ZASP –

Kelly Cogswell was a founding member of the Lesbian Avengers and co-organizer of 1993 Dyke March in Washington D.C. which mobilized 20 000 lesbians, and propelled the Lesbian Avengers onto the national and international stage. Currently, she is a writer and indy journalist. Her regular column in New York’s Gay City News has been recognized by the New York Press

Born and raised in France, Julie Pernet « Julio » now lives in Brussels where she works in human rights advocacy. She has been drawing and painting since early childhood and has developed an immoderate love for women’s faces, figures as well as for all kinds of red. She has been using various techniques, from charcoal, pastels and acrylics to

Visual artist living in Madrid. Graduated in Business Management (UAM). Her photographic training has been developed in Blankpaper (2010) and EFTI (Professional Course, 2011 and Master of Contemporary Photography and Personal Projects, 2015/16). Her work Ignored Island has been published in EXC! (2016). She has self-published the book Woundedland (2016) and the newspaper Ignored Island (2017). She has participated in collective exhibitions, such as Pa-ta-ta Festival,

Feminist Artist: Photography, Objects, Menstrual Art, Film, Performance, Trash Art http://www.petrapaul.beep.de Exhibitions and praticipation, performance, filmscreenings (Vienna, Boston, Halifax, Givatayim, Tel Aviv, London,…) Installation of object from the performance Transformation with Ophira Avisar in the Gallery NUU in Vienna, after we already made this performance in Givatayim (Israel). It is about the question of space. It is my white room

Anouchka Oler (b. 1988 in France, lives and works in Brussels) In her practice writing, sculpture, performance and video come together in narratives of the encounter between people and a disruptive material setting in which objects express feelings, ill-humour and dissatisfaction with their functional roles. Thus we find both objects and individuals refusing to cooperate with each other, a situation

WHERE ARE THE LESBIANS ?    On CSD ! Show with photographies, videos and films of CSD from 1984 until today, 2h by Christa Biedermann 2017 Photographies, videos and filmtakes from lesbians on CSDs, topic „visuability“ from point of view of an visual artist – photography – film – video – performance – painting – installation. Short remembering of the topic

Short Bio: Izzy Kroese and Erin Blamire are multidisciplinary artists from the North of England, specialising in editorial projects and publications. They have worked together on numerous occasions exploring a range of topics, often focusing on identity – be it sexuality, gender, or regional identities. They are also co-founders of Shy Bairns, a collective that works to support northern artists.

B – Project In b-project Maja Radosavljevic, a former studio photographer from Vienna, puts bodies in the centre of her work. By illustrating breasts in different shapes and from different perspectives, Maja points at the ‘most important female* body-parts‘ from a queer feminist stance. Studio and fashion photography, as does society, describes and defines women* by showing their bodies in