Noa Winter
Artistic Accessibility– Institutional Ableism, Privileges, and the Removal of Barriers
The workshop will tackle matters of artistic accessibility, its requirements and conditions. The conceptual fields of ableism and privilege will be discussed in their influences on everyday lives as well as for institutional practices. They are important subjects when it comes to removing barriers and initiating necessary transformational processes.
Noa Winter (no pronouns) is a curator, dramaturge, and accessibility expert who combines anti-ableist practices with empowerment and aesthetics of access. Selected projects include the co-heading of the Berlin networking project Making a Difference (2020–2024), curation of the festival Queering the Crip, Cripping the Queer (2022), collaboration with Liz Rosenfeld (URSA-X) and Rita Mazza (Matters of Rhythm). Starting in the 2024/25 season, Winter works as a dramaturge at Gessnerallee in Zurich.
Dates & Tickets
Participants are welcome to leave the room or to take a break at any time. The stage will be reorganized as a space for relaxation and retreat, where curtains, pillows and mattresses invite the audiences to linger and lay down. Covid-19 tests and masks will be available.
*Early Boarding means that brut will provide sufficient time for everybody before the event to arrive, find a place, and get comfortable in the space with no rush. The brut entrance area will be the gathering point. brut staff is happy to assist you. Beanbag chairs and different seating possibilities will be available.
We are happy to organise a pick-up service for you from Nordwestbahnstraße (line 5) and Taborstraße (line 2) tram stations at 2:30 pm. Please register at: info@brut-wien.at
If you have any further questions regarding accessibility while arriving or during the event, please let us know at any time at: info@brut-wien.at
March 2024
Free admission, please register via e-mail: info@brut-wien.at / Early Boarding* & pick-up service from 2:30 pm
brut nordwest
Nordwestbahnstraße 8-10, 1200 Vienna
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