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Il Est Temps De Les Rendre Visibles ! à travers ce projet artistique „FRAUEN AN DER LEINE“ participez avec votre biographie et enrichissez ainsi (FEMMES SUR LE FIL), l’artiste renée kellner ainsi que notre projet ! FEMMES SUR LE FIL - beaucoup d’autres personnes exceptionnelles veulent - vous êtes libres dans la conception de votre un projet réalisé en 2006, rendre visible l‘Histoire de la Femme en s‘appuyant sur biographie, courte ou longue, texte ou présenté à l‘occasion d‘une d‘innombrables biographies recueillies au fil des siècles. image, mettez par écrit tout ce qui vous grande exposition et qui ce projet a pour but de présenter la vie des femmes dans paraît important. voudrait s‘éveiller à NOUVEAU. toute sa pluralité. - vos rêves et vos souhaits qui n‘ont jamais été exaucés... par exemple que vous auriez adoré elles existent. elles ont toujours existé et elles existeront - encore en 2021, les femmes demeurent dans être une comtesse, tous vos fantasmes toujours. elles sont nombreuses, très nombreuses. l‘ombre des hommes, bien qu‘elles représentent secrets seront les bienvenus. mais peu les connaissent. ces femmes qui, dans le passé plus de la moitié de l‘humanité. - si vous le souhaitez, joignez une ou plusieurs et dans le présent, à travers toutes les époques, dans - dans toutes les cultures, les femmes réalisent photos, un portrait ou d‘autres photos ayant toutes les cultures, ont accompli et accomplissent encore des exploits incroyables. un lien avec vous ou avec votre travail. des actes incroyables. en politique, dans la lutte pour des - dans les moments les plus importants de leur droits qui sont évidents. dans la science et la recherche, vie, les femmes deviennent mères et veillent sur merci d‘adresser votre biographie (textes, photos) à dans l‘économie et l‘écologie, dans l‘art, la culture et dans leur famille sans que cela ne soit reconnu. ......... la vie courante. - toute cette valeur ajoutée inconcevable n‘est pas appréciée à sa juste valeur. ne vous souciez pas de la mise en page, nous nous en chargerons. Dans l’historiographie officielle, ni l’histoire de la femme, - la vie des femmes, leurs importantes en général, ni les biographies détaillées de femmes, en contributions, passent inaperçues la plupart „IL EST TEMPS DE MONTRER QUE NOUS particulier, n’ont reçu –à de rares exceptions près- la du temps. EXISTONS“ - place et l’importance qui leur revient. malgré les efforts IL EST TEMPS DE LES RENDRE un appel à participer à un projet artistique. de la recherche féministe à la rendre visible depuis plus VISIBLES ! www.FRAUEN-AN-DER-LEINE.at de 40 ans, la moitié de l’humanité demeure dans l’ombre de l’attention sociale. les femmes et les hommes du monde entier ont désor- renée kellner mais la possibilité SOIT de participer avec une biogra- phie de femmes qui leur tiennent à cœur (mère, amie, née en 1958 et restée depuis ennemie, sœur, fille, amante, tante, cousine, bibliothécaire, à vienne petite-fille, grand-mère, nièce, voisine, maîtresse, prêtres- artiste-photographe, peintre, se, galeriste, vendeuse, libraire, musicienne, journaliste, cinéaste, réalisatrice peintre, etc....) selon la devise : projets et expositions en autriche et à l’étranger „IL EST TEMPS DE MONTRER QUE NOUS EXISTONS“ à partir de 1985 SOIT d‘y inciter d‘autres, afin de rassembler un vaste re- vit à vienne, toujours à l’affût cueil sur la vie de femmes peu ou à peine connues. de nouvelles découvertes MENTION SUR LA PROTECTION DES DONNÉES : les informations COPYRIGHT © renée kellner 2021. tous droits réservés. les textes, images SAISISSEZ L‘OPPORTUNITÉ recueillies vous concernant (adresse e-mail et autres données) ne sont ni et graphiques sont protégés par les lois sur la protection du droit d’auteur et de rendre visibles ces histoires de femmes et PRENEZ stockées, ni transférées, ni archivées. nous archivons uniquement votre bio- la protection intellectuelle. toute utilisation, reproduction ou modification du PART À CE PROJET ! graphie. votre e-mail et vos coordonnées de contact sont supprimés, dès contenu de ces pages à des fins commerciales est interdite. crédits photo- réception de votre biographie. graphiques : sauf mention contraire, © renée kellner. louise aston, anni albers, ilse aichinger, rose ausländer, augspurg anita und heymann linda g., klara von assisi, arletty, alma rosé, marie 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