Showing posts with label Ladies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ladies. Show all posts
Monday, March 02, 2026
Kein schlechter Umgang
Bild 1 Kind vor Fotografie Klara Lidén (* 1979, SE), Self Portrait with the Keys to the City (2005).
Bild 2 Installationsansicht der Ausstellung in den KW 2026.
Klara Lidén praktiziert
Kindererziehung für Erwachsene als kognitive Flexibilität. Umgehe nicht auf erlernten Wegen die
Strukturen, sondern geh mit ihnen nach Deinen Bedürfnissen und Interessen um. Oder geh. Geh weiter. Fall hin. Steh auf. Kletter hoch. Bau es ab. Nimm es mit. Mal es an. Mach mit. Mach. "Warum macht Klara
das?" "Weil es sie interessiert." "Und weil sie es kann!" "Genau."
Labels:
architecture,
art,
D.I.Y.,
Das Spiel,
design,
exhibition,
Ladies,
studies,
the city´s nature,
view
Friday, November 04, 2016
The brown dog affair
Visiting the fine and smart exhibition „animal lovers“ on the topic of human-animal relationships in the nGbK (neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst) I first learned about the „brown dog affair“.
Between
1903
and 1910, anti-vivisectionists and feminists fought side by side
for animal rights against medical students and the use of animals in
experiments. The brown dog affair first arised because of the death of a
brown Terrier in animal tests in front of medical students and made it
up to the royal court of justice, accompanied by battles and
street fights remebered as "the brown dog riots".
This
brown dog is my animal of the day.
I
do highly recommend to go see the exhibition and rethink your
personal attitude torwards animal rights in general!
Picture taken at the exhibition "animal lovers"
Lizzy Lind-af-Hageby (1878-1963)
and Leisa K. Schartau ( 1876-1962 ) knew eych other
since they were children. After a visit of the "Institute Pasteur
Paris", a center for animal testing around 1900, they founded the
"Anti-Vivisection Society of Sweden" in 1902. Lind-af-Hageby was
Cofounder of the "Animal Defence and Anti-Vivisection Society" in 1906 and led an animal sanctuary togther with the Duchess of Hamilton. She was as well active in the "Womens´s Freedom League" and the "London Vegetarian Society". As a feminist she thematized the close connection between political claims of feminists and animal rights activists.
Labels:
animal of the day,
art,
exhibition,
Ladies,
story
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