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Eva Filová: Angažovaný šatník
Eva Filova: Initated wardrobe
Event by: ARTWALL
Location: Dukelských Hrdinů 500/25A, Dukelských hrdinů 25A, Praha 7
Discussions and lectures, Art Exhibitions
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Would you wear a "homophobia" T -shirt, "sterilization" panties, or briefs with the words "Celibate"? Slovak artist Eva Filová has similar "pieces" in her engaged wardrobe much more. They address questions about registered partnerships, reproductive rights or rights to euthanasia. In addition to feminist requirements, however, the wardrobe also contains "catechism", "reservation of conscience", which some Christian physicians justify rejection of abortion, or "separation of the Church" referring to the requirement of a secular state. According to Eva Filová, these life and political opinions and attitudes can be dressed externally and proudly identify with them or wearing them underneath and engaging only in the privacy of the bedroom. At the exhibition at the Artwall Gallery with some of them, it confronts the general public and asks not only how we have it as individuals, but above all, what is acceptable to declare within our society.
The vernissage will take place 31. The vernissage is associated with a discussion with the author. There will also be a presentation of the monographic publication called "Eva Filová" with Jana Gerzova. Slovak Artist Eva Filová Has Many More Similar Pieces in Her Engaged Wardrobe. In the theme of the Sheckles Issues Related to the registered Partnership, Reproductive Rights or the right to euthanasia. In Addation to Feminist Demands, However, The Wardrobe also Contains "Catechism", "Conscientious Objecting", WHICH SOME Christian Doctors to Justify Their Refusal of Abortion, Or "Separation of Church" According to Eva Fil, These Life and Political Views and Positions Can Be Flated On the Outside and Stream Identified with, Or workbare underneath and engaged with only in the privacy of the Bedroom. In Her Exhibition at Artwall Gallery, She Confronts The General Public With Some of these ideas and Asks Not only About Oour Opinions, But About What Is Acceptable to Declare Within Our Society.
Would you wear a "homophobia" T -shirt, "sterilization" panties, or briefs with the words "Celibate"? Slovak artist Eva Filová has similar "pieces" in her engaged wardrobe much more. They address questions about registered partnerships, reproductive rights or rights to euthanasia. In addition to feminist requirements, however, the wardrobe also contains "catechism", "reservation of conscience", which some Christian physicians justify rejection of abortion, or "separation of the Church" referring to the requirement of a secular state. According to Eva Filová, these life and political opinions and attitudes can be dressed externally and proudly identify with them or wearing them underneath and engaging only in the privacy of the bedroom. At the exhibition at the Artwall Gallery with some of them, it confronts the general public and asks not only how we have it as individuals, but above all, what is acceptable to declare within our society.
The vernissage will take place 31. The vernissage is associated with a discussion with the author. There will also be a presentation of the monographic publication called "Eva Filová" with Jana Gerzova. Slovak Artist Eva Filová Has Many More Similar Pieces in Her Engaged Wardrobe. In the theme of the Sheckles Issues Related to the registered Partnership, Reproductive Rights or the right to euthanasia. In Addation to Feminist Demands, However, The Wardrobe also Contains "Catechism", "Conscientious Objecting", WHICH SOME Christian Doctors to Justify Their Refusal of Abortion, Or "Separation of Church" According to Eva Fil, These Life and Political Views and Positions Can Be Flated On the Outside and Stream Identified with, Or workbare underneath and engaged with only in the privacy of the Bedroom. In Her Exhibition at Artwall Gallery, She Confronts The General Public With Some of these ideas and Asks Not only About Oour Opinions, But About What Is Acceptable to Declare Within Our Society.