Rebel with DAMN HONEY Remember the Rebel

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23-02-2024

Is it time to rebel? And how do you do that? Learn from the best and come to Remember the Rebel Live show with Marie Lotte Hagen and Nydia van Voorthuizen from the well-known feminist podcast DAMN HONEY. They go full disclosure about their own rebellious actions, telling which rebels they admire and which rebels they find terrifying. They discuss with special guests how you can change society through rebellion. For example, Jerry Afriyie from Kick Out Zwarte Piet tells how his battle started and why it is far from over. There is also a live dance performance of Teddy's last ride from their taboo-breaking performance Goodbye_porn. There is no sitting back, Marie Lotte and Nydia also like to hear rebellious stories from the audience. Luckily there are drinks at the bar!
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How to Survive a Democracy in Poland Pop-up Museum on show for two months in Warsaw

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3 September - 30 October

For two months, the How to Survive a Democracy pop-up museum will be exhibited in Nowy Fort in Warsaw. On Friday 3rd of September we celebrated the opening. Why is populism so successful, how do you keep yourself together as a Belarusian activist and why is empathy indispensable for democracy? It was all covered during the festive opening program.

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How does democracy survive us? HOW TO SURVIVE A DEMOCRACY

Pop-up Museum

For a few decades, democracy seemed inevitable here in Europe, but in recent years the system is under pressure. In the travelling How to Survive a Democracy pop-up Museum we look back at the recent history of dictatorships in Europe, and, in the Democracy Laboratory, we examine with you an the help of provocative games and art installations the value of democracy today.
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WHAT IF!? Pop-up Museum The spirit of 1968 - today

Pop Up Museum

1968 was an iconic year when people all over the world revolted against authorities. In an exceptional spirit of creativity, imagination and determination they banged on the doors of those in power and asked for change. Fifty years later the values people fought for then are under pressure. In a brand new pop-up museum the Iron Curtain Project connects the past to the present.
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WHAT IF!? at BIO | OKO in Prague Pop-up Museum on the ‘spirit of 1968’

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June 16th till August 11th 2018

Basically every Czech has a story about 1968, even people who were not even born then. 1968 became a traumatic year. After a period of relative freedom during the Prague Spring, Czechoslovakia was occupied by Soviet bloc troops. Fifty years after we opened up the WHAT IF!? Pop-up Museum in BIO|OKO in Prague.
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‘The most important thing of 1968 was the process of change itself.’ WHAT IF?! Pop-up Museum pops up in Amsterdam

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1st June 2018, 16h00, de Balie, Amsterdam

Alain Geismar, one of the leading activist of the May ’68 revolts in Paris, is convinced that society is never finished. ‘We have to keep moving’ he tells in our WHAT IF!? Pop-up Museum. The museum on the revolutionary year of 1968 will open up, for the first time in the Netherlands as part of the Forum on European Culture in Amsterdam. Geismar will be one of the lead guests during a special programme on the legacy of that pivotal year 1968.
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The Big 8 March Media Debate Poland And opening of the WHAT IF!? Pop-up Museum at NOWY TEATR Warsaw

8th March, 19h00

Fifty years after the student protest against censorship a special pop-up museum on the spirit of 1968 in Europe is opened in NOWY TEATR. On the occasion of the opening there will be the Big 8 March Media Debate.
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Pop-up Museum: Exit / Entry

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Juni 2015

What do you take with you when you have to leave your country forever? Between the threes of the Erasmus Park in Amsterdam our museum Exit Entry popped-up in june and july 2015.
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