Study day
Doris Stauffer, Doris comme sorcière, 1978, © Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, Graphische Sammlung: Archiv Serge und Doris
“Tremble, tremble! The witches are back” chanted Italian feminists in the 1970s. The acuteness of Doris Stauffer’s work is revealed by the great attention paid today by some artists, activists and academics to the topics discussed in the exhibition devoted to her at the Centre culturel suisse, such as equality in the labour market, women in politics or in the art world, reveals its acuteness. The Centre culturel suisse, in partnership with AWARE, offers a series of events, conferences, round tables, workshops and a Wikipedia edit-a-thon to put Doris Stauffer’s thinking in an international and contemporary context.
Information:
Friday 26 April 2019 | 18-22.30 pm
Saturday 27 April 2019 | 10.30-18 pm
Centre culturel suisse
32-38 rue des Francs-Bourgeois
75003 Paris
Round table and workshops in free access subject to availability
Programme
Fri. 26 April 2019
Centre culturel suisse
Centre culturel suisse
5 pm
Screening
Screening
doris. how does a witch learn?
6 pm
Round table
Round table
Swiss feminist networks | with Bice Curiger, Mara Züst and Simone Koller
8 pm
Round table
Round table
The witch in the women liberation movement and her come-back in contemporary art | with Daniela Brugger, Caroline Cournède and Anna Colin
9 pm
Screening (booking: 3 euros, contacter ccsparis.com or +33 (0)1 42 71 44 50)
Screening (booking: 3 euros, contacter ccsparis.com or +33 (0)1 42 71 44 50)
Film screening « Les Conquérantes » by Petra Volpe (97’, 2016)
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Nominated for the Oscars 2018, Les conquérantes (ou L’ordre divin) is the first long-length fiction movie on women’s right in Switzerland and its late application in 1971.
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Sat. 27 April 2019
Centre culturel suisse
Centre culturel suisse
10.30 am
Workshop
Workshop
Who writes his_tory ? Edit-a-thon Wikipedia with Art + Feminism (Daniela Brugger / Addie Wagenknecht) and Les sans PagEs
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Wikipedia, la plus grande encyclopédie numérique au monde, comprend moins de 10 % d’éditeurs femmes. Cela a aussi un effet sur les contenus et la re-présentation des femmes, notamment des artistes femmes dans les articles de l’encyclopédie. Avec les ateliers d’écriture edit-a-thons, organisés entre autres par Art + Feminism et Les sans PagEs, il ne s’agit pas seulement de transmettre les outils pour écrire soi-même sur Wikipedia, mais aussi d’y augmenter la présence des femmes, de questionner les règles de pertinence des contenus, d’étudier l’historiographie et le fonctionnement de ce site participatif et d’y ajouter une perspective féministe.
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4 pm
workshop
workshop
Re-enactment of a Doris Stauffer’s workshop by Chantal Küng, with the students of the ZHdK
5 pm
Round table
Round table
Radical pedagogy as feminist methodology | with Michael Hiltbrunner, Chantal Küng and Anna Colin
