Screening with Claudia von Alemann

Feminist resistance to capitalist exploitation and imperialist violence in an evening dedicated to the themes and works of filmmaker Claudia von Alemann. The films Nuits claires, Die Reise nach Lyon, Aus eigener Kraft – Frauen in Vietnam and 1. Antiimperialistischer Frauenkongress in Toronto will be shown in the presence of the director.

What sounds and musical styles developed along the Mississippi? The Wassermusik podcast traces the different currents and tells the stories of the musicians who live along its banks.

Networking, stage careers, queer utopias: Finds from the Lili Elbe Archive reveal excerpts from the lives of five trans* pioneers. Eliza Steinbock writes about the archive in the Das Neue Alphabet volume Re_Visioning Bodies.

What science histories and political conditions surround the process of marking the Anthropocene? In seven thematic dossiers the online publication Anthropogenic Markers contextualizes Anthropocene geology in an interdisciplinary conversation across geochemistry, science studies and artistic practice.

Gender studies, African American and ethnic studies emerged from protest movements. How are they appropriated by institutions? And what risks does resistant research face in times of economic crisis? Kader Attia speaks with conflict researcher Paola Bacchetta.