SONAR Y CONSPIRAR 2025 - Episodio 2

En Tiempo Real. Nuevos encuentros sonoros

On Tuesday 18th February 2025 on our 12:00 slot at Colaboradio - Freies Radio Berlin Brandenburg 88,4 FM Berlin 90,7 FM Potsdam we have the pleasure to host the second episode of the monthly series "Sonar y Conspirar" from Colombia. Replay at 02:00.

EPISODIO 2 TEMPORADA 2025

AMANDA GUTIÉRREZ (MX) Y LAURA WIESNER (CO)

Continuamos con la juntanza entre En Tiempo Real y Comusik para retransmitir los programas de ‘Sonar y conspirar’ por Archipel Stations en Berlín.

Este segundo episodio es conducido por Amanda Gutiérrez (Mx) y Laura Wiesner (Co). Su conversación es una hermosa deriva por la escucha y el espacio público.

Nos comparten las creaciones de: Amanda Gutiérrez (colab. con Viv Corringham, Mx/RU/EEUU), Radio Bestial (Co), Tatiana Heuman (Ar), Jaidy Díaz (Co), Natalia López Lombo (Co), Valentina Villarroel (Cl)

PaisajistasSonoras #Feminismos #PaisajeSonoro #Escucha #EspacioPublico

On Strike: Screenings & talks about striking Berlinale

13-23 Feb 2025 - LIVE TRANSMISSIONS OF DISCUSSION PANELS

TRANSMISSION#2 - 16 February from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

NIGHT IS DAY (2024, Lebanon, 345 min) Director: Ghassan Salhab Language: Arabic with English subtitles 16 FEB, Doors 1pm, screening starts: 1:15pm Email for location: OnStrikeBerlinale@riseup.net

Followed by a discussion, “Why strike in times of genocide?”, with Marwa Arsanios & Philip Rizk in conversation with director Ghassan Salhab.

In ‘النهارد هو الليل Night is Day’, director Ghassan Salhab takes us on a filmic journey that begins a few days before the uprising in Lebanon in October 2019 and ends with the genocide in Gaza.

＊This screening is followed by a discussion.

Ghassan Salhab Born in Senegal, 1958. In addition to making his own films, he collaborates in various scenarios and teaches film in Lebanon. He has directed 9 full-length films, including ‘Beyrouth Fantôme’ (1998), ‘Terra Incognita’ (2002), and ‘The Valley’ (2014).

Marwa Arsanios is an artist, filmmaker and researcher whose work can take the form of installation, performance and moving image.

Philip Rizk is a filmmaker & writer from Cairo living in Berlin. In a world that is breaking down, a question that runs throughout Rizk’s projects is, “how do we prepare ourselves for what is to come?”

https://some-strings.org/
https://www.instagram.com/on.strike.berlinale
OnStrikeBerlinale@riseup.net


Archipel e.V is a small arts and culture association registered within the german requirments, according to which we assigned as our main purpose advocating for tolerance in all areas of culture and the concept of international understanding, especially supporting the emancipation of entities that have been pushed to the margins.

In the last months we have watched consecutive war crimes being commited by Israel backlashing Hamas horrendous attentat on October 7th 2023. We have watched powerful governments, in particular the German, support inconditionally and financially an offensive in Palestine that is unjustifiable. We watched hate speech profaned by the mouths of people in charge. We watched hundreds of international human rights organisations desperately denoucing an on-going massacre. We have watched protests, especially in Berlin, that in no way endorsed Hamas - instead mourne and demanded respect to human rights - be violently supressed. We have watched police reinforcement of racial profiling and provocations to the Palestinian, Arab and Muslim communitites living in Berlin. We have watched a quick escalation of discrimitation and ignorant statements about Arabs and Muslims, specially inside schools, from educational staff and school communities. We have watched german art and educational institutions, when at all making public statements, show solidarity to the losses of Israel and silence about what is happening in Palestine. We confirm a complex set of silencing mechanisms at play against those that are critical of mainstream narratives.

**Hereby we publicly declare our devastation about this situation and that we do not agree with the ways the German government and the German cultural and academic circuit has acted so far. We are disapointed and specially revolted by the discrepancy between all the decolonial discourse that has permeated the arts - a staging in which all members of our organisation have acted upon - and the general retraction to a brutal scenario that blows up the main injustices and power inequalities decolonization fights against. We understand there are many mechanisms for silencing at play, still, we cannot accept the submission to this oppression of speech and criticism. We call specially the german voices to work out through their reasons not to speak up and use their locus of speech that is of particular relevance to the injustices exploding in the last months and

to the extreme-right agenda that is taking over more and more space.**

We would like also to call attention to the many ways in which this current crisis reinforce mechanisms of polarization and separation between people all over the world. Archipel will put its efforts in maintaing its open channel for all voices and contuining to produce spaces of encounter in times of further increase in broken relationships. Inasmusch as we feel we must speak out against the current upmost injustices, we also need to stay aware of the importance of connectivity and cross-communication in the sight of a large aparatus that is trying to disrupt valuable interpersonal relationships. We want to contribute to free and diverse media environment and foster cultures of listening that produce empathy and respect.

CEASE FIRE NOW. REPAIR.

p.s. We keep changing at the beginning of this statment days, for weeks, for months... now it's a year and a few months since.

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