Kalabalik Sergi – SPEKTRA

The “Kalabalik” exhibition will take place from June 12 to 24 at DUNKERS Kulturhus as part of the SPEKTRA culture studio. It is free and open to all.

Experience the heart of LGBTQI+ resistance, solidarity, and queer existence through powerful artistic expression. The exhibition will also feature the story of Kalabalik and the story of BÜLGBTİA+, collected and narrated by BoğaziçiTV.

Pride Month is more than just rainbows. It is about queer solidarity, collective memory and the courage to exist.

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Kalabalik sergisi, 12–24 Haziran tarihleri arasında DUNKERS Kulturhus’ta SPEKTRA kültür stüdyosu kapsamında gerçekleşecek. Sergi ücretsiz ve herkese açık.

LGBTQI+ direnişinin, dayanışmasının ve kuir varoluşunun kaynağını güçlü sanatsal anlatımlar aracılığıyla keşfedin. Sergide Kalabalik’in hikâyesine ek olarak, BoğaziçiTV tarafından derlenen ve anlatılan BÜLGBTİA+ hikâyesine de yer verilecek.

Onur Ayı sadece gökkuşaklarından ibaret değildir. Kuir dayanışması, ortak hafıza ve var olma cesaretiyle ilgilidir.

12-17 Haziran / 12-17 June

Çıplak karton duvarda sergi. Sanatçılarımız gözaltına alındı 17 Haziran’da tekrar ziyaret edin.

Exhibition on raw cardboard wall. The artists were arrested come again on 17 June.

Queer&Here

What was the project?

The project queer and here was an experimental intercultural project focused on the queer (LGBTQIA+) experience through an artistic lense. Featuring a collaborative experience with Trans Euphoria, and SIDES within Italy, Such as collaborating on an art exhibition. We recorded our individual experiences and then presented these for the public in Italy’s town of Trieste through various art objects. Trieste was the the town of our other partner Euphoria Trans.

What was the work in Treviso?

During our project we did most of the main work within the the town of Treviso, a town which our partner SIDES were having their office in. Here we collected items which would be considered as trash and repurposed them into art. Working as well with locals within Treviso through public art such as sketching, chalk’s and painting sessions. We got through a month’s work, slowly integrate into the community. Forming new friendships and experiences.

What came at the end?

By the end of the experience we had gained more insight into what is the experience for queer people living within Italy and how Swedish people can integrate themselves while at the same time being queer. As well as gather queer stories and present them in an authentic way, using art as a tool.