Inflight Magazine #1

<p>The multi-layered research and exhibition project <em>Women on Aeroplanes</em> seeks to change the parameters of how we see and listen to the achievements and practices of women in a multitude of moments, being part of a transatlantic and transnational history, with a focus on the struggles for independence and their after effects. The transition from mobilizing all possible forces to win a battle and its hangover, the disenchantment of not being part of any negotiation concerning the future, seems to crystalise a history lesson about power politics. The disappearance of women in politics after their strong visibility during the times of movements doesn’t mean that they were not there.</p>

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Women on Aeroplanes

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