Advance Notice: “Under Same Skies”, 10.–11.11.2018, Zurich
31.10.2018
Event: Under Same Skies – Gender perspectives in Arab countries and beyond 10. & 11. November 2018 at Clubraum, Rote Fabrik, Zürich Link: https://rotefabrik.ch/de/programm.html#/events/3468 What do we know about the
The Mobility of Care – Inés Sánchez de Madariaga – Global Urban Lecture
31.10.2018
Introducing Gender-Aware Concepts in Transportation Planning aims at providing a better understanding of travel patterns of women and men, by taking into account the travel implications of daily tasks performed
Koolhaas Houselife – Ila Bêka & Louise Lemoine
29.10.2018
by Daniela Gonzalez and Alexander Poulikakos The 58-minute film “Koolhaas HouseLife” by Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine was first shown in 2008 being the first release of four documentaries called „Living
The Industrial Revolution In The Home – Ruth Schwartz Cowan
15.10.2018
by Mirjam Kupferschmid and Manon Mottet From today’s point of view, we can barely imagine that only a few decades ago, women were washing clothes in a tub or had to
The House That Did The Housework – Margalit Fox & Amisha Padani
15.10.2018
by Petra Steiniger and Viviane Zibung Margalit Fox, born in 1961 is an American wirter. In the 1980s, already before she went to journalism school, she worked in magazine and
Advance Notice: “Arbeit als Liebe. Liebe als Arbeit”
12.10.2018
31. Oktober 2018, 18 Uhr, Museum Haus Konstruktiv FILMVORFÜHRUNG UND GESPRÄCHSRUNDE I Arbeit als Liebe. Liebe als Arbeit. Ein Filmprojekt von Brigitte Dätwyler und Lena Maria Thüring, in Zusammenarbeit mit
Wages Against Housework – Silvia Federici
11.10.2018
by Julia Kobzar and Dzulija Jakimovska In 1975 Silvia Federici published a book called “Wages Against Housework“. This book deals with the issue of domestic work, analyzing it as
What Would A Non-Sexist City Be Like? – Dolores Hayden
11.10.2018
by Sara Finzi and Carola Hartmann Review of Dolores Hayden’s article of 1980 „What Would a Non-Sexist City Be Like? Speculations on Housing, Urban Design, and Human Work”
Reproductive Commons: From Within and Beyond the Kitchen – Julia Wieger
10.10.2018
by Achilleas Lehmann Julia Wieger is an architect and researcher. She works as a architecture department in the Academy of fine arts in Vienna. She is interested in collective
The Critical Potential of Housework – Catharina Gabrielsson
10.10.2018
by Nora Molari and Bing Yang Part I Catharina Gabrielsson is an architect, critic and writer. She is assistant professor in urban theory at the School of Architecture KTH and
Contradictions of Capital and Care – Nancy Fraser
10.10.2018
by Tatjana Bergmeister and Matthieu Schwartz The text we are going to focus on is written by Nancy Fraser, a feminist and critical theorist from Baltimore, US. Professor of philosophy