SLAYGROUND: Regular meeting for critical art education

SLAYGROUND: Regular meeting for critical art education

Thu 26.02., 17.30h

With SLAYGROUND, we are developing our existing REGULAR MEETING FOR ART EDUCATION into a dialogue-based laboratory for critical art education and participation.

In SLAYGROUND, we understand "slay" as an attitude: as a call to question dominant narratives, shift perspectives, and try out new forms of education together.

The term "SLAY" originally comes from Black queer ballroom and drag culture and was later adopted by Latinx queer communities. As an empowering expression of visibility, self-empowerment and resistance, the term has since become part of youth language and pop culture.

SLAYGROUND focuses on a playful, collaborative practice that combines learning and unlearning and creates space for aesthetic, power-critical and dialogical processes. The format was curated with young and adult participants and aims to specifically strengthen the dialogue between young and adult actors in educational work, with space for exchange, dialogue and dissent.

For our first SLAYGROUND, we cordially invite you to work together on the topic of young carers: young people who perform invisible care work in everyday family life and thus bear a central responsibility.

The programme combines different perspectives and formats, exchange with young and adult.