transfeminisms

transfeminisms
Chapter I: Activism and Resistance
8 March-20 April 2024
Mimosa House presents the first chapter of transfeminisms, a major survey touring show, bringing to light a multiplicity of urgent, pressing, and ongoing issues faced by women, queer, and trans people across the globe.
The first chapter (8 March–20 April 2024) features works by Zainab Fasiki, Kyuri Jeon, Alex Martinis Roe, Fatima Mazmouz, Ada Pinkston, Bahia Shehab and Lorena Wolffer.
Unfolding over five chapters, transfeminisms outlines strategies of resistance through propositions of collective action, care and radical imagination in order to generate a better, more equitable future. The exhibition explores the lineage of feminist art practices by facilitating dialogue between emerging and established artists.
The title of this exhibition, transfeminisms, is deliberately provocative. The prefix ‘trans’ implies ‘across, beyond, through, on the other side of; while the ‘s’ in ‘feminisms’ accounts for and recognises the innumerable definitions of feminism worldwide. Our intention is for transfeminisms to be understood as an all-inclusive, decolonial term – one that takes us across and beyond feminisms, as in: transcultural, transcontinental, transgender, transformative, transgression, transitory, translucent, transparent, transaction, translation, transfusion, transmission, transmutation. By opening up feminisms to encompass innumerable ‘trans’ possibilities, we hope to demonstrate the irreducibility of feminism itself.
Curated by Christine Eyene, Daria Khan, Jennifer McCabe, and Maura Reilly.
Visit Mimosa House for the artists’ biographies and more information on the exhibited works.
transfeminisms
Chapter I: Activism and Resistance
8 March-20 April 2024
Preview: 8 March, 6.00-8.30 pm, all welcome
We Stand on the Shoulders of our Sisters
A talk by Christine Eyene
20 March, 6.30 – 8.00 pm
Speaking from an African diasporic perspective, Christine Eyene will reflect on some of the lineages that have informed her feminist art writing and curatorial practice. She will share about the collaborative approach of transfeminisms and the experience of engaging with diverse curatorial voices. She will also introduce works by some of the artists in the exhibition.
Free event, open to all
No booking required
Mimosa House
47 Theobalds Rd
London WC1X 8SP
transfeminisms is supported by Lubaina Himid Projects, transfeminisms exhibition circle, Marcelle Joseph, Muriel Salem, Nayrouz Tatanaki, Fluxus Art Projects and Select Spritz.
Mimosa House is supported by Mimosa House Patrons, Arts Council England Lottery Fund, Crozier and Hallett Independent.
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