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✨ Radical Empathy ✨
Lars Reimers
*Queer Perspectives on Conflict, Resilience & Connection Conflict is part of our lives. How can we live conflicts differently?
Radical Empathy begins with the understanding that empathy is not soft, neutral, or given. It is learned, practiced, and risked.
The exhibition explores queer artistic practices as sites of radical empathy, understood not as passive emotional identification but as a relational and transformative engagement with difference.
Queer artists and collectives frequently work from positions of historical exclusion, using art as a means of survival, connection, and world-building. In this context, “Radical Empathy” moves beyond the notion of simply “feeling for” another; it emphasizes a willingness to remain open to discomfort, to difference, and the possibility of being transformed through encounter.
🩷Featured Artists
°Matthias Bade
@matthias.bade.art
°Josch Hoenes & Tomka Weiß
@giegoldweiss
°Heami Lee
°Paul Harfleet
@thepansyproject
°Owa Mesa
@owamesa1
°Dylan Mitro
@meetdylan
°Monika Popiel & Paweł Świerczek
@rudapopiel @pavve1
°Lars Reimers
°Tejal Shah
°Andrey Shental
@andreyshental
🩷screening Prinz in Hölleland (1993) by Michael Stock
@michaelstock93
🩷Curation by Eric LeRouge
@eric.le.rouge
with the support of in collaboration with Neo Seefried
@neoseefried Kristijan Radakovic
@nouvelorganon Pierre Emö
@pierreemo
🩷Special thanks to the Schwules Museum Berlin
@schwulesmuseum and Salzgeber
@editionsalzgeber
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