Day 3 – with Ragil Huda, Vivienne Lovecraft, Nana Schewitz, Benson Akuyie und Gewitterradio
Past dates
5/1/21
5:15 PM
view The Whole Queer B-cademy Program Here
SAELEEN BOUVAR + CANDY J
Interview and performance: 5:15pm
Livestream
»We See You Roundtable: Queer BIPOC Grassroots Movement and Community Building in Hamburg« with Nata, Dorsa, Ilan Hamilton, Ragil Huda, Tash Manzungu Talk: Start 6pm Livestream
samONE samTWO: process-in-progress Video art: Start 7:30pm Take part in the ZOOM Webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8963... Alternatively Livestream on Vimeo
GODXXX NOIRPHILES, MARTINI CHERRY FURTER, LOLA ROSE, VIVIENNE LOVECRAFT, NANA SCHEWITZ AND GIEZA POKE Drag Show: Start 9pm Livestream
DON JEGOSAH + Entroph Concert: Start 10:15pm Livestream
BENSON A'KUYIE: Shaman Short film (5 Min): Start 11:00pm Livestream
JADA DJ-Set: Start 11:10pm-12:10am Livestream Listen here: www.halloradio.net
WEEKS W/ NAS TEA DJ-Set: Start 12:10am.1:10am Livestream Listen here: www.halloradio.net
All 4 days: QUEER B CADEMY feat HALLO: Radio Radio program hosted by Best Boy Electric / Info Listen here: www.halloradio.net
CÉLIA N’NOKO: Q-FUTURISM Photography exhibition in the city / Info
MATHIS: CU Installation / Info
HOUSE OF BROWNIES Dance: Available all day via the [k] to go-app / Info
On the third day of »Taking to the Streets«, curator Ragil Huda invites you to join the talk »We See You Roundtable: Queer BIPOC Grassroots Movement and Community Building in Hamburg«. Joined by moderator Nata and their guests Ilan Hamilton, Tash Manzungu and Dorsa, they will explore the possibilities of diasporic community work. Imagining our own lives is something that performing artists Samra Mayanja and Samuel Lanchin aka SamOne SamTwo turn around in their piece »process-in-progress« – a critical and confrontational look at the diasporic narratives they have created for themselves (others). But wait, who in queer culture is known to combine community work, music, criticism and satire? Right! Drag Queens! Lola Rose, Martini Cherry Furter, GodXXX Noirphiles, Nana Schewitz, Vivienne Lovecraft and Gieza Poke cook up a Saturday night variety show that climaxes in a combination of fiery queer political power, restoring the activist nature of drag. So if you’re not shook enough by that performance, watch out for Don Jegosah in live concert transcending everything you know about music, followed by the fiery sizzle in dancer Benson A’kuyie’s short film »Shaman« and Hallo Radio’s precious party line up with dj sets by JADA und WEEKS W/ NAS TEA.
