Art
Draw for Change
This virtual reality experience allows you to immerse yourself in Maremoto’s world and learn about the work of the young Mexican cartoonist. With her art, Maremoto fights for equal rights, empowers other women, and criticizes patriarchal structures. She takes you into her studio and onto the streets of Mexico, where she uses her art to draw attention to issues such as body positivity, sexual harassment, and activism. Art and identity are powerfully combined.
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Exhibition
Oct 10
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20
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Festival Center D'24
Credits
Year | 2023 |
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Country | Belgium |
Runtime | 15 min |
Artist | Mariana Cadenas Sangronis |
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A series about female cartoonists from around the world who are challenging their societies’ taboos. Through their art, they are fighting for freedom of speech, feminism, and justice— risking their lives every day.
Film
Draw for Change - Behind the Lines (Syria)
19. Oct
/ 15:00 / Documentation Centre
19. Oct
/ 16:00 / Documentation Centre
Amani Al-Ali, Idlib's first female cartoonist, depicts life in her town, a jihadist stronghold opposing Assad since 2011. Armed with her pen, she fights Islamist rule and patriarchy, but how long can she keep going amid the town's ruins?
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Draw for Change - Democracy Under Siege (USA)
19. Oct
/ 15:00 / Documentation Centre
19. Oct
/ 20:40 / Documentation Centre
A captivating documentary that uses the sharp wit and insightful art of Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Ann Telnaes (‘Washington Post’) to explore the challenges facing US democracy in the lead up to the 2024 US presidential elections.
Tickets
Exhibition
Oct 10
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20
20
Festival Center D'24