pain pride pose
about queerness, discrimination and empowerment
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The exhibits
The identity of a person consists of different layers and fragments that are put together. This process of self-discovery can be painful and lengthy, but also healing in exploring one's self and identity. The exhibition "pain pride pose" showcases collages with photographs that depict the identity of 15 Black, Indigenous, and People of Color as well as refugees or migrants, making their experiences visible. Photographer Nora Hase created photographs in a white room that reflect the positioning of those photographed in society.
The exhibition consists of 14 collages each 60cm x90cm, printed on aluminum dibond plates, with a magnetic bar on the back. In addition, there are 15 smaller plates with texts about the collages, which are attached to the wall with the help of Patafix.
News
In our blog, we always keep you up to date on the latest Pain Pride Pose exhibition dates.
Exhibition at KKT. Kölner Künstler:innen Theater, Cologne
November 3, 2022 - November 10, 2022 Back in Cologne! In November 2022, the exhibition became part of the UNIQUE FESTIVAL at the Cologne Artists' Theater. The festival invited visitors to...
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Opening at the Kunst- und Kulturcenter Jubez, Karlsruhe
17. Oktober 2022 – 27. Oktober 2022 Für 10 Tage reiste die Ausstellung Pain Pride Pose nach Karlsruhe, um in Kooperation mit Queeramnesty Karlsruhe die Botschaft „Wir sind hier!“ weiter...
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Opening at the Berswordthalle im Stadthaus, Dortmund
August 26, 2022 - September 11, 2022 Train of Hope Dortmund e.V. in cooperation with the Coordination Center for LGBTIQ* of the city of Dortmund organized an exhibition during the Christopher Street Day (CSD) in Dortmund. The exhibition aimed to draw attention to the experiences of Black, indigenous, people of color, refugees, and migrants, and to show solidarity with the LGBTQI* community.
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