With the semester topic "Why have there been no great women architects?" the IZK set out to explore the historical, structurally institutionalised sexism within the history of art (and architecture).
The lecture and workshop under the title "am I actually an architect? new models of architecture practice" focused on alternative practices in the field of architecture—told through my own story—combined with aspects of feminist self-narration. How do we narrate yourselves? Can we foster new futures through a change in self-narration? Which systemic conditions lie beneath these narratives that influence our everyday working environment?
Through reflecting on the processes of how I tell my very own story from an intersectional feminist perspective, we collectively discovered the layers that are shaping possibilities and chances: collective ideas of race, ethnicity, age, class, national origin, and cultural identity. Additionally, new forms of media, as well as access and control over whose stories are told were part of the lecture as well as the workshop.
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