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DESCRIPTION:With Marwa Younes Alkmobel (artist)\, Sand Burkhardt (art histo
 rian and author)\, and Miriam Rainer (author).\n\nWho narrates whom? Who i
 s narrated? Who or what (appears to) speak for themselves? Working with pe
 rsonal objects participants bring with them to the workshop – gifts\, heir
 looms\, found or acquired objects – we want to explore how these objects c
 an help us talk about ourselves. We will focus on (auto)biographical writi
 ng as an act of self-authorisation: being writers in order to write oursel
 ves. This workshop welcomes writing in all languages as well as multilingu
 al texts. The event is designed for people who identify as women\, lesbian
 s\, intersex\, non-binary\, trans or agender.\n\nArtist Mara Younes Almokb
 el and authors Sand Burkhardt and Miriam Rainer create an open writing spa
 ce for FLINTA* in the Brücke-Museum’s Waldraum (Forest Room).\n\nMarwa You
 nes Alkmobel (b. 1991 in Damascus\, Syria) studied art with a focus on pri
 ntmaking at Damascus University. She has lived in Berlin since 2016\, wher
 e she works as a graphic designer\, painter and performance artist.\n\nSan
 d Burkhardt (b. 1992 in Laupheim) studied art history and creative writing
  in Karlsruhe\, Leipzig\, and Berlin. Her literary debut Wer A sagt (Say A
 ) was published in 2018 and deals with ornamental phenomena. In 2024\, she
  published Fragmente einer echten Ikone (Fragments of a Real Icon) with ko
 okbooks. She has been a member of the German-Arabic literature and transla
 tion collective Wiese (Wie es ist) since 2020.\n\nMiriam Rainer (*1987) st
 udied American\, German\, and comparative literature in Hamburg\, Vienna\,
  and Providence\, RI. Her dissertation Anarchie des Anagramms (Anarchy of 
 the Anagram) was published with Archive Books in 2024. She has worked with
 in self-organised translation collectives as an author and curator for the
  last ten years\, including Versatorium in Vienna and Wiese (Wie es ist) i
 n Berlin. In 2022\, she co-directed the project Al-Khatib-Glossar\; in 202
 3\, she supported the organisational development of Forensis e.V. and this
  fall\, she will curate the Sub Rosa Translation Series alongside Kenan Kh
 adaj.\n\n* FLINTA is an acronym that stands for Frauen\, Lesben\, Inter\, 
 Nonbinäre\, Trans and Agender (women\, lesbians\, intersex\, nonbinary\, t
 rans and agender). The term comes from feminist practices and is intended 
 to gather those groups of society who are negatively impacted by patriarch
 y.
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SUMMARY:Brücke Museum: Souvenirs & Memoirs: Biographical Writing\nWorkshop 
 for FLINTA*
TRANSP:OPAQUE
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