'Crip Time: Self-empowerment of own time in a life with restrictions': panel discussion with Kamran Behrouz (artist, University of Linz), Chris Heer (jurist and inclusion expert) and Charlotte Matter (Rethinking Art History through Disability group, UZH)

The issue of 'crip time' has been recurrently broached, as in Eva Egermann's 'Crip Magazine' (launch 2012), or in the eponymous exhibition at MMK Frankfurt in 2021, to name a few: 'Rather than constant availability, the term "crip time" is based on the idea of multiple needs. Changed temporalities can come about, new forms of care and connection develop.' Concerned and expert people Kamran Behrouz (artist, University of Linz), Chris Heer (specialised jurist City of Zurich, inclusion expert) and Charlotte Matter (‘Rethinking Art History through Disability’ research group, UZH) exchange and produce knowledge on different notions of temporalities formed against this background, moderated by Cathérine Hug (Kunsthaus curator of 'Take Care' in 2022 and 'Time' in 2023).

• Location: Moser building, Grosser Vortragssaal
• Limited number of participants. Registration required.
• Cost: CHF 15.– / CHF 10.– (reduced price); CHF 5.– (members and with exhibition ticket)

Photo on the right: San Keller, Wer schläft zuerst, 2005 (Detail), Kunsthaus Zürich, Grafische Sammlung © San Keller