New York-based writer and director Frances Bodomo will screen and talk about her film “Afronauts” (USA, 2014, 13 min).
It’s July 16, 1969: America is preparing to launch Apollo 11. Thousands of miles away, the Zambia Space Academy hopes to beat America to the moon in this film inspired by true events.

Marion Porten will present selected works, among them her work in process; an encounter with a nameless, dusty plaster bust of a woman*, in the Glyptothek of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. This sets the starting point for a filmic investigation into emancipative concepts of white queer women* in the context of colonial and racist tyranny…

An Answer to Sculptures – the work of Margaret Honda

Tenzing Barshee will talk about two recent exhibition projects titled “Sculptures” at Triangle France in Marseille (2015) and “An Answer to ‘Sculptures’” at Künstlerhaus Bremen (2016). Both exhibitions were monographic retrospective projects on the work of Margaret Honda who lives and works in Los Angeles. 

In her artistic work, Isa Rosenberger is particularly interested in political upheaval and both its social as well as economic consequences.

Hannes Zebedin´s practice explores political consciousness through the language of conceptual art and embraces a broad range of media including objects, installations, text works, performance and interventions often in relation to national monuments, as well as the acts of civil society and grass roots protest movements.

In August 2014 I: project space, one of the first off-spaces in Beijing, was founded by the German curators Anna-Viktoria Eschbach and Antonie Angerer.