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Online (not at Mogi)
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Mini meme workshop to decipher power relations at art colleges using the satirical and pop-cultural language of memes. Led by Anisha Gupta Müller, art educator specializing in anti-discrimination pedagogy.
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*** Join us for our next event this Wednesday! The workshop will take place online and not at Mogi. You can find the link here and in the email.(*link is attached) In addition, the workshop can be held in English and/or German, depending on the needs.*** (EN) What am I even doing here? Power and memes at art colleges How and where does power manifest itself in art education? How does this affect our experiences at art school and our future? This mini meme workshop is an opportunity to decipher power relations at art colleges using the satirical and pop-cultural language of memes. Anisha Gupta Müller is an art educator and workshop facilitator specializing in the development of anti-discrimination pedagogy. Her interdisciplinary courses bridge art theory and local activism, questioning the relationship between power, privilege, and our own creativity. Her practical work focuses on feminist body practices and safe(r) spaces, including FemmeFitness, a politicized dance fitness class she founded. In 2024, she published the book “Art Education is (Always) a Political Practice” and is currently the equal opportunities and women’s representative at the weißensee kunsthochschule berlin. 03.12.25 online 17:15-18:45 *Link: https://studip.hbk-bs.de/plugins.php/meetingplugin/room/index/704d335aa4319fd2da59d5f55bde8d8c/e0ae9f70e0e0a974b5969416c91cf75e?cancel_login=1
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