WRITING CLUB

WRITING CLUB

Join us in Amsterdam to write, draw, journal and spend time together at a local café. Monthly sessions.

Next up: February 11, 20:00 until 22:00.

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IFFR — Mariia Lapidus’ The Second Skin on Silence, Trauma, and Shared Responsibility
Stefanie Gordin
IFFR — Mariia Lapidus’ The Second Skin on Silence, Trauma, and Shared Responsibility
Stefanie Gordin

An exploration on breaking silence without spectacle.

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Stefanie Gordin
IFFR — Thana Faroq and the Unfinished Work of Return in Imagine Me Like The Country of Love
Liza Kolomiiets
IFFR — Thana Faroq and the Unfinished Work of Return in Imagine Me Like The Country of Love
Liza Kolomiiets

On memory disturbed by return, and the fragility of belonging.

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Liza Kolomiiets
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IFFR — Annemarie Jacir’s Palestine 36 Turns History Into Urgent Cinema
Stefanie Gordin
IFFR — Annemarie Jacir’s Palestine 36 Turns History Into Urgent Cinema
Stefanie Gordin

Palestine 36 refuses historical distance, allowing memory, resistance, and lived reality to coexist within the frame.

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Stefanie Gordin
Wanneer opinie haar kritische functie verliest
Patricia da Costa
Wanneer opinie haar kritische functie verliest
Patricia da Costa

Waarom de column van Marnix Peeters over Dalilla Hermans niet kritisch, maar problematisch is voor het publieke debat.

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Patricia da Costa
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Au — III
Lila Maria de Coninck
Au — III
Lila Maria de Coninck

‘Au’ — goud als materiaal, metafoor en klank.

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Lila Maria de Coninck
Au — II
Lila Maria de Coninck
Au — II
Lila Maria de Coninck

‘Au’ — goud als materiaal, metafoor en klank.

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Lila Maria de Coninck
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Darkroom
Lena Kurzen
Darkroom
Lena Kurzen

Experimenteel kortverhaal binnen de muren van een darkroom.

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Lena Kurzen
What do you see in the mirror? The politics of the selfie
Clara Batistic
What do you see in the mirror? The politics of the selfie
Clara Batistic

An exploration of the mirror as a feminist tool of resistance and self-definition, from Francesca Woodman to Vivian Maier.

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Clara Batistic