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Inclusive Public Spaces | Reykjavik City Library

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Are our public spaces inclusive? Who has the power to take up space? Who has a voice? Artists and activists discuss visibility, belonging, and representation within the cultural sphere of Reykjavik and beyond.

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6/5/2020

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July 4, 2020

5. Artist Interventions Part 2

Reykjavik artists Melanie Ubaldo, Nermine El Ansari and Wiola Ujazdowska discuss the implications for Iceland of the global conversation on structural racism, belonging, and inclusivity. What is the role of artists, and what interventions are needed to realize equality for all?

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July 4, 2020

4. Artist Interventions Part 1

How can art disrupt and intervene publicly, while expressing the deeply personal? Reykjavik artists Melanie Ubaldo, Nermine El Ansari and Wiola Ujazdowska reflect on the performance and exhibition of their works as part of the Inclusive Public Spaces project. What voices are missing from the collective narrative, and how can artists bring these to public awareness?<br /><br />Music: Mt Fox Shop by BoxCat Games <a href="https://boxcat.bandcamp.com" rel="noopener">https://boxcat.bandcamp.com</a> (CC BY).

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June 27, 2020

3. Belonging and Institutional Power Structures

How do we make the Icelandic cultural scene more inclusive? Who’s bodies are not seen in cultural spaces and who’s voices are not being heard? Daría Sól Andrews and Helen Cova discuss representation within cultural institutions and the lack of diversity. Critical questions are not an attempt to shame or attack institutions. They are a necessary process towards a more equitable allocation of resources and power.

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What is Inclusive Public Spaces | Reykjavik City Library?

Are our public spaces inclusive? Who has the power to take up space? Who has a voice? Artists and activists discuss visibility, belonging, and representation within the cultural sphere of Reykjavik and beyond.

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This podcast updates daily.

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