Vanina Saracino: SEEING THROUGH FLAMES. Intersectional resistance toward (climate)justic
Thursday Talk as part of the exhibition "Overground Resistance"
Fabrizio Terranova, Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival (2017). Still from video. Courtesy of the artist.
18/11/2021 18:30—20:00
Within the frame of ‘tentacular thinking’ (Haraway, 2016), Seeing through flames will reflect on art’s potential to transform our modes of seeing, and to translate this shift into lasting social change. Departing from an intersectional standpoint, the talk will virtually bring together multiple artistic practices that pursue a political impact while also actively disengaging from the universalizing discourse of the Anthropocene underlining, instead, the multiple levels of discrimination that must be taken into account when organizing collective action.
Vanina Saracino is an independent curator. Her work focuses on man-made environmental breakdown, climate justice, and more-than-human minds, with an emphasis on lens-based and time-based art practices. She is currently co-curating the upcoming Screen City Biennial Other Minds (2022) and lecturing at the Universität der Künste (Berlin) and MFA Fine Arts, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design (Tel Aviv).
Q21/MuseumsQuartier Wien
The MQ is a place where art is not only seen, but is also produced. The creative area at Q21 spans 7,000 square meters across several floors of the baroque building. Q21 is a workplace for initiatives, associations, galleries, agencies, and editorial offices; it also houses international artists-in-residence and serves as a venue for artistic presentations and exhibitions.
