They present in Bilbao an exhibition on the history of the feminist movement of Bizkaia
- - Stand, stand, stand! This is an exhibition of the Maite Albiz Women's Documentation Centre. It was opened on 6 September and can be visited until 6 October in the Ensanche building in Bilbao (Plaza del Ensanche, 11).
The exhibition covers the history and memory of the Bizkaia feminist movement between 1968 and 1994. As they have explained, the sample is "the result of the union of many wills, collaborations and complicities woven over time".
Throughout the exhibition you can see many private documents, such as "deposits of individual experience and collective memory", which has been possible thanks to the archival work of the center for years. Likewise, regarding the vision, "it is not a complete, uniform and clear vision, because there are margins, shadows and corners".
However, they have stressed that the objective is "to reflect plurality, diversity, convergence, expansion, urgency, intensity, margins, tenderness, bonds, heat, difficulties, inequalities, love and, above all, the cry of women in the PIE".
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Goldatz talde feministak antolatua, ortziralean, urtarrilaren 3an, Jantzari dokumentala proiektatuko dute Beralandetan (17:30ean) eta biharamunean, urtarrilaren 4an, Berako bestetako tradizioak aztergai izanen dituzte Maggie Bullen antropologoarekin leku berean (10:30).
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