The exhibition’s title, Pumpaj, comes directly from the protests. “Pumpaj… it means ‘pump it’ or ‘pump it up’. It became the symbol of the movement — putting in energy, pressure, so that the system changes,” Tara says.
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Exploring Femininity and Equality through Audrey Chambon’s art at the DISSIDENT club.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the DISSIDENT club presented Audrey Chambon’s series of paintings called ‘Femme A’. “My...
To Love and To Be Loved As A Dissident – a roundtable at the DISSIDENT club focusing on the mental health of people in exile on the occasion of Valentines Day
“In Uyghur classical poetic language, exile is defined as the absence of the face of your beloved” – Merdan Ehteli,...
Roundtable Discussion at DISSIDENT Club Addresses Challenges Faced by Female and Non-Binary DJs in Paris
On Wednesday, April 12th, the DISSIDENT club hosted a conference for female identifying and non-binary DJs in Paris. The event...
Exploring Femininity and Equality through Audrey Chambon’s Art at the DISSIDENT club.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the DISSIDENT club presented Audrey Chambon’s series of paintings called ‘Femme A’. “My...