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HOOD Dreaming (KinKin Version) at kex—
☆☆ HOOD Dreaming
As part of the Exhibition On Chewing Shoelaces: Art, Mess and Radical Kinship, HOOD for Artist Parents hosts the Workshop Hood Dreaming (Kin Kin Version).
HOOD Dreaming is a regenerative concept and practice that reimagines a supportive environment for parents working in the arts who navigate their dual responsibilities as artists and caregivers. This session hosted by HOOD for Artist Parents focuses on the practice entitled KinKin - an embodied practice that explores “kinesphere” the space surrounding the body. Drawing inspiration from the playful resistance of "play fights," we test intimacy, break rules of politeness, and discover how mischief and shared efforts can open new paths to connection, collective care and expanded kinship.
Open to all Flinta* parents including: (expectant) parents, fans of parents, or persons interested in topics such as caregiving and kinship.
Drinks, snacks, and a relaxed atmosphere are included. Children are very welcome, however childcare is not provided.
Language: English
In cooperation with Im_flieger
This exhibition is created with parents, caregivers, children, and their wider communities in mind. No childcare is provided at our events, albeit plenty of understanding, paper, and crayons. Our symbols below indicate who each event is designed for.
☆ Bring the crew
This event is intended for all generations.
☆☆ Steal a moment
If you can come on your own, enjoy some uninterrupted time at this event.
If not, bring your little ones. We’re happy to have them too.
On Chewing Shoelaces: Art, Mess and Radical Kinship
Exhibiting Artists: Liesel Burisch, Club Fortuna, Nana Mandl, Jesseline Preach, Rychèl Thérin Scott, Sarah Sternat, HOOD dreamers and Im_flieger
Participating artists & facilitators: Alex Bailey, Andrea Gunnlaugsdóttir, Sophia Hörmann, Krõõt Jurak, Mani Obeya, Asher Ó Gormáin, Imani Rameses, Miriam Wistreich
Curated by HOOD for Artist Parents Vienna
Here, art is made in the margins – between night feeds and school runs, between loss and life. It is made amidst leaking bodies and small sticky hands, in stolen minutes, in the gendered debris of daily life.
In a world that calls parents monstrous for wanting both autonomy and kin, On Chewing Shoelaces is a space – a rupture – where the patriarchal and ableist demands of “professionalism” and “productivity” are side-eyed.
It holds the gap between creation and care, refusing the tidy myth of the solitary artist. The exhibition brings together painting, sculpture, film, performance, collective experimentation, HOOD dreaming and a Queer Nursing book reading.
A co-working area is integrated into the exhibition setting, inviting all visitors to: sit, read, work, cry, fight, collaborate, care, radicalise kinship, chew on shoelaces – and perhaps, together, make this mess matter.
Supported by Bezirk Alsergrund, Bildrecht.
All the events as part of the exhibtion are in collaboration with Im_flieger, Backpulver and UKS Oslo
