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Event by: Kampus HybernskΓ‘, Artivist Lab, SpoleΔnost pro queer pamΔΕ₯, AteliΓ©r Mothers Artlovers
Location: HybernskΓ‘ 998/4, HybernskΓ‘ 4, Praha 1
Talks & discussions
About event
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Author's team: π΄ππππππ π¨ππππππππ
π 28. 07.-03. 08. 2025
π part of the Prague Pride program
π¨ curator: Tamara Moyzes
We will be in the Prague Pride.
Our flag will gradually grow, any part counts. The whole is always the result of meeting and common presence.
on Wednesday 30.7. From 5pm:
steam and sewing ritual - together we will pair old clothes, divide them into parts and staple them in another whole. Clothing is like a body and we create a collective body of a rainbow flag as a symbol of diversity. The steering and sewing process takes place. We would like to meet personalities from other groups and together we have been talking about what we are interested in, enjoying and burning. Inspired by the workshop decomposition of children's clothing Hana ChmelΓkovΓ‘ (2019).
on Sunday 3.8. From 5pm:
Picnic Mothers Artovers - Our picnic is a big celebration. Everyone and each will bring a fellow goodness. There will be music and dance. Together we will celebrate the end of the week and social diversity. In response to this situation, we decided to recall the key moment in the history of LGBT+ Rights - the establishment of the first rainbow flag in 1978, created by Gilbert Baker in cooperation with the Lynn Segrom artist and photographer James McNamara. Francisco, was created as a symbol of LGBT pride in the impulse of activists and politician Harvey Milk. The original eight -lane flag design represented: pink - eros, red - life, orange - healing, yellow - sunlight, green - nature, turquoise - art/magic, blue - inner peace, purple - spirit. x 9.14 m), using recycled textiles and clothing. Together we want to create a work as a symbol of solidarity, sharing and interconnection within our communities. Berlin
Prague Pride:
https://festival.praguepride.com/ucinkai/vlajka-kolektivni-siti/
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About the event (FB event - English Version)
Week-Long Collective Performative Action by Mothers Artovers as part of Prague Pride.
to 6 p.m.
OUR FLAG Will Gradually Grow, and Every Part Counts. The Whole Is Always The Result of Encounter and Shared Presence. Clothes are Like Bodies, and We Will Create and Collective Body of A Rainbow Flag AS and a symbol of diversity from these individual bodies. During the Unraveling and Sewing Process, and Sharing Circle of Compassion Will Take Place. WOULD LIKE TO MEET PEOPLE FROM OTHER COLLECTIES AND TALK TOGETHER ABOUT WHAT INTERESTS US, WHAT WE ENJOY, AND WHAT CONCERNS US. Inspired by Hana ChmelΓkovΓ‘'s Workshop Decomposition of Children's Clothing (2019).
Sunday, August 3, From 5 P.M. Everyone Will Bring Something Delice to Share. There Will Be Music and Dancing. Together We Will Celebrate the End of Pride Week and Social Diversity.
People, and Women. In Response, We Have Decided to Revisit and Key Moment in the History of the LGBT+ Rights Movement: The Creation of the First Rainbow Flag in 1978 by Gilbert Baker, in Collaboration with Artist Lynn Segerblom and Photography James McNara. FLOWN ON June 25, 1978, During the Gay Freedom Pride in San Francisco, Was Initiated AS and a symbol of LGBT Pride at the Suggestion of Activist and Politician Harvey Milk. The Original Eight-Stripe Design Represented: Pink-Eros, Red-Life, Orange-Healing, Yellow-Sunlight, Green-Nature, Turquoise-Art/Magic, Blue-Serenity, and Purple-Spirit.
Reconstructing The Original-Sized Flag (15.24 x 9.14 m) Using Second-Hand Clothing and Recycled Fabrics. Together, We Aim to Create and Shared Work as A Gesture of Solidarity, Connection, and Community Empowerment.
Goethe-Institut Prague, Prague Pride, Magnus Hirschfeld Society Berlin
Prague Pride:
https://festival.prraguepride.com/ucinkajici/vlajka-kolektivni-siti/
Author's team: π΄ππππππ π¨ππππππππ
π 28. 07.-03. 08. 2025
π part of the Prague Pride program
π¨ curator: Tamara Moyzes
We will be in the Prague Pride.
Our flag will gradually grow, any part counts. The whole is always the result of meeting and common presence.
on Wednesday 30.7. From 5pm:
steam and sewing ritual - together we will pair old clothes, divide them into parts and staple them in another whole. Clothing is like a body and we create a collective body of a rainbow flag as a symbol of diversity. The steering and sewing process takes place. We would like to meet personalities from other groups and together we have been talking about what we are interested in, enjoying and burning. Inspired by the workshop decomposition of children's clothing Hana ChmelΓkovΓ‘ (2019).
on Sunday 3.8. From 5pm:
Picnic Mothers Artovers - Our picnic is a big celebration. Everyone and each will bring a fellow goodness. There will be music and dance. Together we will celebrate the end of the week and social diversity. In response to this situation, we decided to recall the key moment in the history of LGBT+ Rights - the establishment of the first rainbow flag in 1978, created by Gilbert Baker in cooperation with the Lynn Segrom artist and photographer James McNamara. Francisco, was created as a symbol of LGBT pride in the impulse of activists and politician Harvey Milk. The original eight -lane flag design represented: pink - eros, red - life, orange - healing, yellow - sunlight, green - nature, turquoise - art/magic, blue - inner peace, purple - spirit. x 9.14 m), using recycled textiles and clothing. Together we want to create a work as a symbol of solidarity, sharing and interconnection within our communities. Berlin
Prague Pride:
https://festival.praguepride.com/ucinkai/vlajka-kolektivni-siti/
π¬π§
About the event (FB event - English Version)
Week-Long Collective Performative Action by Mothers Artovers as part of Prague Pride.
to 6 p.m.
OUR FLAG Will Gradually Grow, and Every Part Counts. The Whole Is Always The Result of Encounter and Shared Presence. Clothes are Like Bodies, and We Will Create and Collective Body of A Rainbow Flag AS and a symbol of diversity from these individual bodies. During the Unraveling and Sewing Process, and Sharing Circle of Compassion Will Take Place. WOULD LIKE TO MEET PEOPLE FROM OTHER COLLECTIES AND TALK TOGETHER ABOUT WHAT INTERESTS US, WHAT WE ENJOY, AND WHAT CONCERNS US. Inspired by Hana ChmelΓkovΓ‘'s Workshop Decomposition of Children's Clothing (2019).
Sunday, August 3, From 5 P.M. Everyone Will Bring Something Delice to Share. There Will Be Music and Dancing. Together We Will Celebrate the End of Pride Week and Social Diversity.
People, and Women. In Response, We Have Decided to Revisit and Key Moment in the History of the LGBT+ Rights Movement: The Creation of the First Rainbow Flag in 1978 by Gilbert Baker, in Collaboration with Artist Lynn Segerblom and Photography James McNara. FLOWN ON June 25, 1978, During the Gay Freedom Pride in San Francisco, Was Initiated AS and a symbol of LGBT Pride at the Suggestion of Activist and Politician Harvey Milk. The Original Eight-Stripe Design Represented: Pink-Eros, Red-Life, Orange-Healing, Yellow-Sunlight, Green-Nature, Turquoise-Art/Magic, Blue-Serenity, and Purple-Spirit.
Reconstructing The Original-Sized Flag (15.24 x 9.14 m) Using Second-Hand Clothing and Recycled Fabrics. Together, We Aim to Create and Shared Work as A Gesture of Solidarity, Connection, and Community Empowerment.
Goethe-Institut Prague, Prague Pride, Magnus Hirschfeld Society Berlin
Prague Pride:
https://festival.prraguepride.com/ucinkajici/vlajka-kolektivni-siti/