ITI - Journal
The journal showcases the diverse themes of the ITI. Many of the articles are written in the context of our projects or collaborations and offer insights into processes, encounters, results, and the questions that arise from them. In this sense, the journal serves as a space for documentation, reflection, and exchange on the performing arts and their transnational, cultural-political, and societal contexts.
Artistic explorations of care are currently emerging as radical alternatives to the crisis of social reproduction. Antonia Rohwetter critically examines the potential of care practices in the performing arts.
Activist Alex D. Loo on the need for collective care, fear as a resource and dealing with conflict.
Nora Tormann in conversation with Carolina Mendonça about violence on stage, the conditions of safe spaces and new dramaturgies of transformation in the performing arts.
Bárbara Santos, founder of the Ma(g)dalena International Network and creator of the Feminist Theatre of the Oppressed methodology, reflects on feminist aesthetics as a starting point for artistic and activist work.