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WHATEVER SHAPE YOUR HEART IS IN GRUPPENAUSSTELLUNG 5.3. – 3.5.2026 Eröffnung: Mittwoch 4. 3., 19 UhrBegrüßung: Dr. Carola Brückner, Bezirksstadträtin für KulturDr. Ralf F. Hartmann,… Read More »whatever

borders and jails disproportionally effect women, especially women of color, trans women, women with disabilities. this is not a women’s issue but a whole social issue.

The project The desire for being many not only aims to take stock and highlight the dramatic reactionary-antifeminist developments of recent years, but also to create counter-publics and strengthen alliances of solidarity in the spirit of author, philosopher and activist Ewa Majewska. To this end, artists and cultural workers living mainly in Berlin will participate in the exhibition and the (artistic-discursive) supporting programme with an artistic (activist) contribution based on their often transnational background of experience. The result is a polyphonic, diverse network of positions that serves as a starting point for resistance against Backlash 2.0.

Ambiguity is inherent in travel. Even an itinerary that you think you have decided on all by yourself is chosen by chance from a list of possibilities derived from your personal and company budget, schedule and the times. In some cases, what I thought was a temporary move becomes a safe haven. My choice is thus merely a chance encounter among the possibilities that open up before me. Even the places that I ‘must’ go to, their inevitability is based on the accumulation of many coincidences. There is also an accumulation of coincidences, such as something invisible that inevitably brings me here.

Three exhibitions of the Berlin Israeli-German trans artist Yishay Garbaszv are opening in April in Northern Mitte, dealing with borders, remembrance and anti-fascism. This triple call rises in opposition to the dehumanizing violence of October 7th, the war crimes that followed and their co-option via a culture of remembrance: Never again!

“Not Hopeless, But Dangerous” – a week-long workshop to equip artists with the tools to make art that bites back, created by Yishay Garbasz and WelshPixie

This summer I gave two lectures. Both centred around art and the fight against Fascism.

Group show at AKATE in the south of german and talks.

For the first time in my 25 year art career and 15 years since I live in Berlin, one of my  Holocaust related works will be exhibited in Germany! To make it even a bigger celebration I am also premiering for the first time in the west my project Becoming. The worlds second largest zoetrope. 

my work is featured in several articles and a new book.

Yishay Garbasz, in conversation with Sarah Messerschmidt

Profile: Yishay Garbasz
Juliet Jacques shows that the artist’s engagement with displacement, trauma and memory has particular resonance in the pandemic

Lesbian Day of Visibility Press roundup.

Trans Day of Visibility, TDOV 2021
press clippings.

For over 20 years, Yishay Garbasz has worked with marginalized communities and in areas affected by war and disaster, through which, in her own words, she engages in “a continual process of making the invisible visible, making the unsightly tenderly seen.”

Prescient: A Five-by-Five (5×5) Virtual Exhibition,” features works by Eleanor Antin, Nancy Chunn, Yishay Garbasz, Mierle Laderman Ukeles, and Allan Wexler. as well as tiodagars festival presented by Weld.

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