 Tatsumi Orimoto - A Cosmic Chaos - David Bickerstaff |  Sachiko Abe - Cut Papers |  Hyung S Kim - Haenyeo: Women Of The Sea |  The Astrologer Who Fell Into A Well - CAS |
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 Kirico Tanikawa - 24th April |  Short Notes - Hiromi Nakajima |  Tamaki Kawaguchi - Painting Day By Day In The Anthropocene |  Anti-cool - Echo Tides |
 LEAFF - Tate Modern |  Victoria Pomery & Iain Sinclair - All The Devils Are Here |  Sachiko Abe - Cut Papers |  Hiromi Nakajima - Pump Prax |
 Sharon Norwood - Hair Stories |  The Astrologer Who Fell Into A Well - CAS Osaka. |  #airedeturner - Venice Agendas |  Tatsumi Orimoto - Grandmothers Lunch. |
 Hiromi Nakajima - Pump Prax |  @johnhns - To Be It has Nice. |  Tatsumi Orimoto - I Make Up And Become Art Mama - Venice. |  |
 LEAFF at Tate Modern London. |  Hiromi Nakajima - Short Notes. |
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since then we have worked with curators, writers, theorists and artists to smudge
cultural differences and attitudes across physical and national borders.
Pushing this programme, exploring the traffic between peoples and ideas,
nomadic and unfixed perceptions rather than stereotypes and assumptions.
We come to play and escape prejudice and shout for renegade
values of the broken, unfixable and un-homely.
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Anti-cool also known as Tomoko Freeman was interviewed for Women Cinemakers about her evolution of performance and film making, including a detailed description of Echo Tides, a portrait of Folkestone commisioned by Waugh Office for the exhibition Leaving Language.
Iteration
Noe Aoki created a site specific installation for Leaving Language called 繰り返/ Kurikaesu/Iteration at The Metropole Gallery Folkestone England.
Siyaziwa are Velisa Jara, Nosizwe Dumo, Mfundo Tafeti, Ncediwe Nama, Farhana Jacobs who created an audio drama for radio called Kwa Ntliziyondise, this translates into English as, Follow Your Heart.
In an interview for airedeturner. Sophie Woolley asks what issues motivated the creation of the play. The event was live streamed from Cape Town and screened at Turner Contemporary in Margate.
"Siyaziwa – a Cape Town group of LGBTQI radio reporters-turned-actors – will be talking about their audio drama, Kwa Ntliziyondise that translates into English as Follow My Heart, created at Children's Radio Foundation."
Kwa Ntliziyondise is an audio drama based on the issues faced by gay and lesbian youth living in the township of Khayelitsha in Cape Town, South Africa. This is an inclusive project created, written and performed by people from different parts of Khayelitsha selected through a process facilitated by Health4Men and Free Gender.
The audio drama offered a space for gay and lesbians to voice their experiences and create stories that personify their dreams, fears and aspirations.
"Siyaziwa means "to be known..." All nine provinces of LGBTQi people were invited to launch an awareness ad... the minister said let's give the justice to LGBTQi people... so now we're known by the South African government, Siyaziwa." Velisa Jara.