Book presentation: Feminist Infrastructural Critique
An event organized by the Art and Education program, Institute for Education in the Arts.
Capital’s colonization of nature and bodies is built on infrastructure. At the same time, infrastructure is essential to human life and wellbeing. Feminist Infrastructural Critique foregrounds that use, maintenance, and repair are key to resisting infrastructural violence and injustice and presents practices from the Brazilian Amazon to different cities in Europe, Pakistan, the Seychelles, Syria and Puerto Rico.
Merve Bedir, architect, Rotterdam
Urška Jurman, cultural worker, Ljubljana
Elke Krasny, feminist theorist, Vienna
Sophie Lingg, feminist theorist, art educator, Vienna
Claudia Lomoschitz, researcher, artist, Vienna
Ineš Moreira, researcher, curator, Porto
Elke Krasny, Sophie Lingg, Claudia Lomoschitz (Eds.), Feminist Infrastructural Critique. Life-Affirming Practices Against Capital, Bremen: FKW // Zeitschrift für Geschlechterforschung und visuelle Kultur Nr. 74, 2024