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Time for another thread about our exhibition! This time Hordaland Kunstsenter, where you'll find «Sick and Desiring», a curatorial contribution by Nora Heidorn.
«Sick and Desiring» is an ongoing curatorial research project that asks, how can we politicise sickness and organise around shared vulnerabilities to live the body as a space for resistance?
The project encompasses an exhibition, workshops and screenings.
The project encompasses an exhibition, workshops and screenings.
«Sick and Desiring» is set against our present culture which fetishises notions of health and wellness that are in the service of ever-increasing productivity.
Sarah Browne is an artist concerned with non-verbal, bodily experiences of knowledge and justice. This practice involves sculpture, film, performance and public projects, as well as forms of writing and publishing in diverse contexts. 
Juliana Cerqueira and Zoë Claire Miller met during the Moscow International Young Art Biennale in 2016. They have since produced a number of collaborations taking the form of site-specific installations with a focus on representations of female sexuality and agency.
Feminist Health Care Research Group currently consists of the artist, body worker and mother Julia Bonn (b. 1975) and artist, curator and mother Inga Zimprich (b. 1979). Their work is dedicated to generating artistic and self-empowering, emancipatory approaches to healthcare.
Joscelyn Gardner is a Caribbean-Canadian artist who primarily makes prints and multimedia installations. Her practice probes colonial material culture found in British and Caribbean archives in order to explore her (white) Creole identity from a postcolonial feminist perspective.
Paul Pin’s project BioTransLab is presented through posters, zines and the HardGlam Kit, an open-source gynaecological kit for self-diagnosis, originally designed as part of the transfeminist GynePunk project. These materials will be activated during a workshop conducted by Pin.
