Non-Aligned Feminist Friendships: Bulletin launch and conversation
with Katia Krupennikova, Jelena Petrović, Armina Pilav, Tereza Stejskalová, and Bita Razavi
Language accessibility: English
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Non-Aligned Feminist Friendships is a collective exploring feminist strategies that link political imagination with art. Rooted in shared experiences, ongoing correspondence, and both private and public gatherings, they reinterpret Cold War non-alignment through a feminist lens. They examine how to articulate solidarity, peace, and freedom in today’s public spaces and art worlds, especially in the face of the suppression of autonomy in art, academia, and activism amid ongoing geopolitical struggles.
The project resists cancellation, intimidation, and silence linked to rising fascism and structural violence, while avoiding imposed divisions or simple choices. Following the group’s first gathering, the Bulletin will chart ongoing feminist strategies, embracing differences and uncertainties and prioritizing togetherness that is relational, evolving, and not dependent on agreement or unity.
Contributors to the Bulletin: Margareta Kern, Katia Krupennikova, Jelena Petrović, Armina Pilav, Nour Shantout, Tereza Stejskalová, and Bita Razavi