EKES (EarthKeeping EarthShaking) n° 01Écoféminisme(s) et art contemporain

EKES 1 - couverture

 

Published by Les Presses du réel in 2022.

Edited by Rozenn Canevet, Camille Froidevaux-Metterie.

Graphic designAmélie Blachère, Antoine Sigur.

Contributions by Raphaël Cuir, Rozenn Canevet, Virginie Maris, Julie Crenn, Benedikte Zitouni, Marie-Léa Zwahlen & Myriam Ziehli, Tiphaine Calmettes, Camille Froidevaux-Metterie, Anaïs Tondeur & Marine Legrand, Julie Michel, Madeleine Planeix-Crocker, Leïla Barkaouï, Julie Gorecki, Myriam Bahaffou.

published in September 2022
French edition
22 x 28 cm (paperback)
144 pages (ill.)

ISBN: 978-2-37896-352-1

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Argument

The EKES (EarthKeeping EarthShaking) research programme and its eponymous collection hypothesise a renewal of the world’s habitability from the perspective of artists in a convergent perspective of political history, environmental humanities and art history. It calls for a more collaborative than separative relationship with the living world, considered no longer as a whole but as a multitude. Although ecofeminist schools of thought emerged at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s, their contemporary influences are the subject of this first issue of the EKES collection. Today, can we speak of a common language for artistic practices and ecofeminist concerns? What connections can be established? What are the ethical, political and aesthetic issues and what artistic forms and new narratives can they lead to?

Contents

  • 2-3 Raphaël Cuir
  • Foreword
  • 4-7 Rozenn Canevet
  • EKES (EarthKeeping EarthShaking) – Ecofeminism(s) and contemporary art
  • 8-13 Virginie Maris
  • Some avenues for a fruitful dialogue between ecofeminism and ecology
  • 14-25 Julie Crenn
  • From Bourges to Piton Saint-Leu. Ecofeminist exhibitions
  • 26-59 Benedikte Zitouni, Marie Léa Zwahlen & Myriam Ziehli
  • Peatland Tactics. Ecofeminist stories
  • 60-69 Tiphaine Calmettes
  • Materials and movements, for living recists
  • 70-75 Camille Froidevaux-Metterie
  • Thinking the feminine, embodying sorority
  • 76-95 Anaïs Tondeur & Marine Legrand
  • Milk, blood, tears. From our fluids to the Earth
  • 96-103 Julie Michel
  • ‘Êtres exposés’ (Exposed Beings), an exhibition by Anaïs Tondeur at the IDBL
  • 104-113 Madeleine Planeix-Crocker
  • The work as a work situation: ecofeminist perspectives and practices in Le surplus du non-productuer (The Surplus of Non-Production)
  • 114-119 Leïla Berkaouï
  • Intimate, magic and politics
  • 120-123 Julie Gorecki
  • An ecofeminist system change: re-reading Françoise d’Eaubonne in the face of the climate emergency
  • 124-125 Myriam Bahaffou
  • Generations of ecofeminists
  • 126-127 Biographies
  • 129-129 Colophon
  • 132-133 Vincent Villain
  • 134-135 Marianne Veyron
  • 136-137 Cécile Renoult
  • 138-139 Tanguy Muller
  • 140-141 Aurélie Jouanen
  • 142-143 Eva Djen