Ashraf Alkhateeb / Hasan Kahrizi
Queers in Exile: Queer Orient
Queers in Exile: Queer Orient
Past dates
9/27/17
6:00 PM
10/5/17
6:00 PM
10/6/17
6:00 PM
10/7/17
6:00 PM
QUEER ORIENT is a workshop and exhibition format on homosexuality in the history of the Orient headed by the artist and designer Ashraf Alkhateeb from Syria and Hasan Kahrizi, a LGBTIQ* activist from Iraq. The workshop is primarily directed towards LGBTIQ*s from the Near East.
Workshop Part 1: theory
Mi-27.09.
Showing the historic dimensions of homosexuality in the Orient – opposing positions to the dominant reception of homosexuality as a product of modernity
Do-28.09.
Promotion of the culture of Oriental homosexuals in the context of LGBTIQ* migrants in Hamburg
Sa-30.09.
Reference points to life realities in the Near East and personal backgrounds
Workshop Part 2: Painting
Sa-30.09. Bis Di-03.10.
In the workshop’s practical part, partici- pants process their experiences in illustra- tions that are inspired by Abu l-Faradsch al-Isfahani’s works. In them, he shows loving men in various stories and poses.
Only active participants allowed. free entrance. For more information on course of events, schedule and application please contact Ashraf Alkhateeb. Workshop is held mainly in Arabic and Farsi, workshop leaders have language skills in English and German.
Teil 3: Ausstellung
Do-05.10. Bis Sa-07.10. / Ab 18:00 At Kampnagel Foyer
Queers In Exile (05.-07.10.2017)
For members of the LGBTIQ* community, especially activists, a path to western exile can often mean a step away from repression and vi- olence in daily life and into personal and political freedom. Over the course of three evenings, the QUEERS IN EXILE laboratory presents positions that have generated new bravery and energy in exile – not only to freely express yourself on a personal level, but also artisti- cally and in terms of activism.
Ashraf Alkhateeb: Take it Off / A Fashionshow with own patterns and designs (07.10. / 22:00)
OPENHAUS – Thinktank: Who and what is a migrantpolitan? (11.-14.10. / 18:00)