Polymaternalism in Art and Life

I Regret Nothing Today

Carter Seddon, Times Square 1, 2024, Silver gelatin print, 12.7 x 19 cm. Courtesy of the artist and Jenny’s.

Everything that excites me no longer functions in its own time

MOVIE NIGHT

Candles

Hide and Seek

HAP Studio-Programme // Exhibition

microStoria ...about small format

HAUNT HOSTS

Abb.: Justine Otto, crowds Ill, 2024 , Oil on canvas, 70 × 50 m

NO ONE BELONGS HERE MORE THAN YOU

Stationen

Polymaternalism in Art and Life

with ChaoCoop & SYNNIKA

Sunday January 10, 2021, at 2 PM

The language of conversation in this online workshop is English. Please register for participation via hello@synnika.space - you will receive the catalog of the "Mothers of Ultra" installation as well as a link to the online conference by email.

Polymaternalism in Art and Life

In 2020 it might have been easier to imagine the end of capitalism than the end of the family. For about one third of the world's population the lockdown ment to stay the fuck at home, in the privacy of their families, while economic activity, at least for a short period, was reduced to a minimum. For some, the lockdown emphasized the family as ideal nucleus and home office, for many it revealed its blatant insufficiencies with increasing cases of domestic violence and rising divorce rates. Therefore we will talk about the struggles and rich experiences of Polymaternalism, the actual everyday pracitces of parenting beyond the nuclear family, inspired by ChaoCoop's Mothers of Ultra, currently on display at SYNNIKA.