f.a.s.t. femmes · arts · sciences · technologies
The exhibition consists of two main sections, historical and artistic, and addresses the issue of the invisibilisation of women in the history of these disciplines.
The historical section includes a chronology of remarkable women in the history of the arts and sciences, as well as portraits of women who have distinguished themselves in fields such as medicine, painting, literature or physics.
These portraits are accompanied by historical commentaries that address the question of the place of women in the evolution of Western society. The exhibition also looks at the mechanisms of invisibilisation of women in the history of visual arts and scientific research, as well as at Artscience, an emerging creative field.
In parallel, works and installations by emerging female contemporary artists based in the Brussels-Capital Region who integrate science and technology into their creative processes are presented.
Each of them explores different scientific topics or uses technology in their practice to create unique visual and interactive art experiences.
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11 February – 6 March 2022
High Voltage Laboratory
Ecole polytechnique de Bruxelles – ULB
The exhibition was accompanied by an afternoon and evening of activities on the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a joint UNESCO-UN initiative
The programme included two talks: The invisibilisation/invisibility of women in Science, Technology, Mathematics and Engineering. A dialogue with the humanities and social sciences – with Mériam Hammou, Nathalie Stéphenne, Karine Van Doninck, Caroline Closon, Olivier Debeir, Sara Aguirre – in collaboration with CALIPER and STRIGES; and Femmes artistes: (in)visibles dans l’histoire, et aujourd’hui? with Claire Williams, Lyse Vancampenhoudt, Juliette Bibasse, Camilla Colombo.
The evening was closed with live performances by Opya (Pauline Miko & Job Worms) and Vimure (Fleur & VJ Klaus).
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Curation: Ohme and Students of Master 1 in Cultural Management of ULB: Kelina Cierro, Annick Duez, Coralie Hazan, Matthias Hercot,Tong Hu, Alexandra Lahaut, Lucile Lambert, Néphélie Muletier, Thiernaud Panier, Nicolas Taboulot, Camille Toulmond,Tiffany Van Delsen, Elise Vander Goten, Hortense Van Loock, Estelle Vecray
Scenography: Studio Marie Douel
Press
Exhibition ‘F.A.S.T.’ at the ULB: ‘We highlight invisible women in art and science’ // BRUZZ
Bruxelles vit ! – F.A.S.T. à l’ULB // BX1 – Charlotte Maréchal
Haute Tension, somptueux décor scientifique // La Libre – Guy Duplat