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Talk af Sarah Adelaide and Cassie Thornton: "What if All Caretakers Were Cared for: A conversation about collective care in the apocalypse"
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Du inviteres til en talk af Sarah Adelaide and Cassie Thornton, organisatorer af The Hologram. Arrangementet er en del af programserien "Experts of the Undercommons" kurateret af forsker, kritiker og redaktør Tobias Dias, postdoc ved Aarhus Universitet, i samarbejde med Kunsthal Aarhus.

OM EVENTET
Hvad er The Hologram? Hvordan skaber The Hologram kollektiv omsorg? Hvad er kollektiv omsorg? Hvem arbejder med omsorg? Hvem drager omsorg? Hvem drager omsorg for omsorgspersonerne? Hvordan ville det være, hvis alle omsorgspersoner blev plejet? Ville der være rige mennesker? Har rige mennesker brug for terapi? Er terapi til for, at vi blot kan kæmpe med udbrændthed? Hvad er udbrændthed? Fremkalder The Hologram udbrændthed? Hvad er forholdet mellem omsorgsarbejde og udbrændthed? Er det ok at få støtte fra ikke-eksperter? Hvorfor stoler vi så meget på autoriteter? Er The Hologram bare billig terapi? Hvad er forskellen mellem terapi og Hologramming? Hvilken slags mennesker laver hologrammer? Er de specielle mennesker, der ved, hvordan man beder om hjælp? Hvorfor er det så svært at bede om hjælp? Hvorfor elsker vi eksperter så højt og mistror alle andre? Hvad er en apokalypse? Er vi en del af den?

Foredraget er støttet af Novo Nordisk Fonden.

Det er gratis at deltage, men vi anbefaler at sikre sig en plads ved at booke en gratis billet her på Billetto.

BIOGRAFIER
Sarah Adelaide er rådgiver, advokat og somatisk sexuddanner og arbejder i Berlin. De hjælper folk med at analysere magt, skrive frigørende historier om sig selv og finde nydelse i deres kroppe.

Cassie Thornton er en kunstner og aktivist, der skaber et "trygt rum" for det ukendte, for ulydighed og for uforudset kollektivitet. Hun bruger social praksis, herunder institutionskritik, oprørsk arkitektur og "healingmetoder" som hypnose og yoga til at finde bløde punkter i det kapitalistiske livs hårde overflader. Cassie har opfundet en alternativ kreditoplysningstjeneste for de overlevende fra gentrificeringen, har hypnotiseret hedgefondforvaltere, har malet med fingrene med det snavs, der findes i banker, har doneret forbandede malerier til profithungrende bankfolk og har undervist yogier i feministisk økonomi (og omvendt). Hendes bog, “The Hologram: Feminist, Peer-to-Peer Health for a Post-Pandemic Future” (2020), kan købes hos Pluto Press.

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Talk by Sarah Adelaide and Cassie Thornton: "What if All Caretakers Were Cared for: A conversation about collective care in the apocalypse"
→ Free entrance (registration recommended)
→ Language: English

You are invited to a talk by Cassie Thornton and Sarah Adelaide, co-organizers of The Hologram. The event is part of the program series "Experts of the Undercommons" curated by researcher, critic, and editor Tobias Dias, postdoc at Aarhus University, in collaboration with Kunsthal Aarhus.

ABOUT THE TALK
What is the Hologram? How does The Hologram produce Collective Care? What is Collective Care? Who does care work? Who cares? Who cares for the carers? What would it be like if all caregivers were cared for? Would there be rich people? Do rich people need therapy? Is therapy there so we can grapple with burnout? What is burnout? Does The Hologram produce burnout? What's the relationship between carework and burnout? Is it ok to get support from non-experts? Why do we trust authority so much? Is The Hologram just cheap therapy? What is the difference between therapy and Hologramming? What kind of people do Holograms? Are they special people who know how to ask for help? Why is it so hard to ask for help? Why do we love experts so much, and distrust everyone else? What is an apocalypse? Are we in it?

The talk is supported by Novo Nordisk Fonden.

Participation is free, but we recommend securing a seat by taking out a free ticket here on Billetto.

BIOGRAPHIES
Sarah Adelaide is a counsellor, lawyer and somatic sex educator practicing in Berlin. They help people to analyse power, author liberatory stories about themselves and find pleasure in their bodies.

Cassie Thornton is an artist and activist who makes a “safe space” for the unknown, for disobedience, and for unanticipated collectivity. She uses social practices including institutional critique, insurgent architecture, and “healing modalities” like hypnosis and yoga to find soft spots in the hard surfaces of capitalist life. Cassie has invented a grassroots alternative credit reporting service for the survivors of gentrification, has hypnotized hedge fund managers, has finger-painted with the grime found inside banks, has donated cursed paintings to profiteering bankers, and has taught feminist economics to yogis (and vice versa). Her book, “The Hologram: Feminist, Peer-to-Peer Health for a Post-Pandemic Future” (2020), is available from Pluto Press.

📷 Image: Designed by Studio Hyte.