WHO’S GONNA HEAL OUR WOUNDS’
- Directors: Mariam Gilashvili, Anano Vardzieli, Sona Kalandadze, Tinatin Raphava, Ketevan Samkharadze, Inga Ghoghoberidze
- Theatre:Independent feminist art collective
- Hosting Theatre :MUTANT RADIO
- Date:
- 16 September - 20:00 hr,
Authors: Mariam Gilashvili, Anano Vardzieli, Sona Kalandadze, Tinatin Raphava, Ketevan Samkharadze, Inga Ghoghoberidze
Music: Elene Pipia, Creams
Duration: 60 minutes, without intermission
Genre: Multimedia performance
On tour: 10 people
> "Who's gonna heal our wounds" [Part II] is a multimedia performance by
> an unnamed feminist art collective. It explores the experience of
> living in resistance, encompassing the feelings of hopelessness and
> the desire to fight, the sense of being lost, and the constant attempt
> to find oneself. The performance speaks about womanhood, being a
> woman, love, queerness, the body, sorrow, and the pains that accompany
> all of this.
> The central aspiration of the performance is to transform the artistic
> act into a method of resistance, especially at a time when truth
> itself stands every day on the verge of destruction.
Supported by: Untitled Gallery _ untitled.tbilisi
- The independent feminist art collective has existed for seven months.
It was created in the context of ongoing resistance in Georgia and explores practices of solidarity and issues in political art.
- The collective brings together six women artists: Mariam Gilashvili (videographer), Anano Vardzieli (playwright and actress), Sona Kalandadze (visual artist, painter), Tinatin Rapava, Ketevan Samkharadze (director and playwright), and Inga Ghoghoberidze (writer). The artists work across different media: performing arts (theatre, performance), text, visual art, video, and installation. Together, they organize public performances and activist actions in both the regions and Tbilisi, aiming to expose repressive systems and envision a new feminist future.
Contact Information:
E-mail: ketsamkh@gmail.com
Tel: + 995 591 000 988