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6:00 PM
Queer as German Folk
Guided tour|Guided tour with the co-curator
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Goethe-Institut Nicosia, Nicosia
- Language English
- Price Free admission
- Part of series: Queer as German Folk: Exhibition & Parallel Programme
The Goethe-Institut Cyprus has invited Birgit Bosold from the Schwules Museum Berlin to Cyprus. As the co-curator of Queer as German Folk (which has also been presented at the Schwules Museum under the title Love at First Fight!), she will do a guided tour through the exhibition at the Goethe-Institut Cyprus.
Please register by 16 October 2024 at kultur-nikosia@goethe.de
The exhibition and parallel programme are funded through the Franco-German Cultural Fund.
Please register by 16 October 2024 at kultur-nikosia@goethe.de
Birgit Bosold
Birgit Bosold has been the first "female" member of the board of the Schwules Museum Berlin (SMU) since 2006. With a focus on strategy, programming, finance and fundraising, she has been instrumental in the dynamic development of the SMU over the past 15 years, including as (co-)curator of strategically relevant projects such as Homosexualities (Deutsches Historisches Museum Berlin 2015, LWL-Museum of Art and Culture Münster 2016), Sexuality, Holocaust, Stigma (2017), Year of Women (2018), Queer as German Folk (commissioned by the Goethe-Institut 2019), Queering the Crip, Cripping the Queer (2022/23) and most recently Coming to Terms with the Past: Sexual Violence against Children and Adolescents in the Name of Emancipation (2023/24). Her political socialization in the radical lesbian-feminist activism of the 1980s was a valuable resource in the programmatic transformation of SMU. After completing her studies and doctorate in literature, she made a career change to the financial industry, working for renowned banks. Today, she works as an independent financial planner and investment expert for institutional and private mandates, as well as a specialist lecturer and author. Her experience and skills in dealing with economic concepts have proven to be extremely helpful in managing the non-profit company SMU.The exhibition and parallel programme are funded through the Franco-German Cultural Fund.
Location
Goethe-Institut Nicosia
21 Markou Drakou
Next to Ledra Palace Hotel on the "Green Line"
1102 Nicosia
Cyprus
21 Markou Drakou
Next to Ledra Palace Hotel on the "Green Line"
1102 Nicosia
Cyprus