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"I knew about racism, I knew about homophobia, and I knew about Islamophobia before the publication of my book. What I didn't know then was what great power resided in the act of expressing oneself freely and daring to speak from the heart publicly about these issues."

TASHWEESH FESTIVAL READ
Fatima Daas kicked off the second edition of Tashweesh Festival with a keynote that delves into her lived experiences of being a young, immigrant, muslim, queer writer in France. 

an opening week on facing violence

photoalbum
We’ll embrace on the barricades <3 25-28.01.2023 — photoalbum by Mariana Machado

3 days on borders, fences, walls and hijacking public space

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architectures of violence 16-18.02.2023 — photoalbum by Mariana Machado

facing violence

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2 days of coming together and gentle resistance & a conversation about sexual violence, self-defense, and artistic strategies 

SAY HI TO our associated artists

music performance expo film
Welcome to the artistic framily!

on being a mother & a DJ w/ Bledarte

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Three grandes dames of Brussels’ nightlife scene talk about being a mom and a DJ and how the two relate.

on rethinking and creating safer spaces in nightlife w/ Mothers & Daughters

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Several collectives active in building community through nightlife come together to discuss and rethink the creation and maintenance of safer nightlife spaces.  

On navigating nightlife and festivals as Black People w/ Black History Month Belgium

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Are safer spaces or non-mixed spaces necessary, possible and feasible?

On the (re)appropriation of black aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ Black History Month & Vice

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How have elements of Black cultures been (re)appropriated in fashion and nightlife?

On the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in music and nightlife w/ VICE & The Belgian Pride

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From genderbending fashion to pinkwashing cishet artists, let’s have a conversation on the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in mainstream music.
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