Exhibition “women.index” at the Zagreb City Museum
The exhibition is a spatial reflection of a project that began as an urban dialogue.
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I feel… satisfied, discriminated, abused
women.index, a participatory project that explores how women feel, has been set up in Zagreb
You Betrayed the Party.. in Bucharest
The fourth exhibition of the project opened at the Anca Poterașu Gallery in Bucharest
“WE: VOICES” solo exhibition in the Modern Gallery in Podgorica
The exhibition creates a unique ambience from parts of the artist’s previous works with a focus on the importance of taking social responsibility
Photography of the information board of the women’s political camp in the Ethnographic Museum
After the guerrilla action of installing an information board on Goli otok, the artist exhibits photography with the aim of introducing the marginalized topic of women’s historical suffering into institutions
“Destigmatization” in the Center for Contemporary Arts in Celje
Two parts of the project that were created in the Vrapče psychiatric hospital with a focus on social discrimination of people suffering from mental illnesses and disorders are presented in the exhibition
“Closed Reality — Embryo” in the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka
An interactive game on the Internet in which players create embryos
“women.index” in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb
Providing testimony about the way women perceive their position in society by answering the question “How do I feel?”
“Forms of life in contemporary Europe” in Gallery P74 in Ljubljana
Indexing of discriminatory attitudes towards foreign workers and minority identities in Europe
“Destigmatization” in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb
The project created in the Vrapče psychiatric hospital deals with the problem of discrimination and prejudice against people suffering from mental illnesses and disorders
“You betrayed the Party just when you should have helped it” in Manila
A solo exhibition at the Vargas Museum in Manila emphasizes the possibilities of expressing trauma in language and searching for links in forgotten women’s histories.