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A Walk for the Future/På väg till framtiden

Filip Kijowski, 1994, Poland

On a street, an older woman dressed in black appears in the foreground followed by a group of people of different ages dressed in different colors who accompany her.

Photo: Sofie Isaksson

In a performance work, Filip Kijowski shines a spotlight on heroes who break patterns and revitalize society.

In 1971, Vanja Södergren and her girlfriend wanted to announce their engagement in the newspaper, but the editor-in-chief refused to publish joy over homosexual love. In anger, Vanja took the initiative for Europe’s very first pride parade, right here in Örebro. The Gay Power Club was organized. Everyone has equal value, Homosex is human, the poster read. Vanja herself carried the message "Knowledge destroys prejudices".

Kijowski’s work takes inspiration from this ground-breaking demonstration. Vanja is given a central role. The queer community is invited to join. The choreography reinforces the conviction that words must be followed by action. A Walk for the Future will be performed at the OpenArt opening.

Date, time & place:

Saturday 15 June at 2:30 p.m.

Starts at Järntorget – moving choreography via Drottninggatan towards Stortorget.

Artwork: A Walk for the Future/På väg till framtiden

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Material: Performance

Location: Starts at Järntorget – moving choreography via Storgatan towards Stortorget.

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Kontakta OpenArt

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