Dragana Bar by Kem
Schedule
Sat Jun 22 2024 at 10:00 pm to Sun Jun 23 2024 at 04:00 am
UTC+02:00Location
Academieplein 1, 6211 KM Maastricht, Netherlands | Maastricht, LI
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Within the framework of Open Studios 2024, Dragana Bar turns the Jan van Eyck Academie basement into a dance floor!Saturday, 22 June 2024
22:00 – 04:00
Jan van Eyck Academie
This edition of Dragana Bar, which began in Warsaw in 2018, is organized by participant Michał Grzegorzek and long-term collaborators of Kem. Featuring local and international DJs with contributions by some of this year's participants, the event is a construct of Grzegorzek’s project for the Open Studios 2024.
––––––Line up
dj-s:
ADIË
androgienia
Mesin Slat
performance:
Ania Nowak
Malina Suliman with Adriano Wilfert Jensen and Victoria Bardakou
poster:
Kexin Hao
bar:
Jo Cioni and Paula’s Pub
curator:
Michał Grzegorzek and Kem
–––––Important
The event holds a capacity of 200 guests; please come early if you’d like to guarantee your entry. Depending on the capacity at the moment of your arrival, guest rotation is possible throughout the night
The event is for 18+ only
Free admission
Please be aware that the bar accepts card payments only
Before arriving, please make sure to have read the Letter of Conduct (below)
–––––Kem
Kem is a Warsaw-based, queer-feminist initiative focused on choreography, performance, and sound at the interface of social practice. Distinguished by hybridity and fluidity, their projects blur the boundaries of art, curation, and education to strengthen queer and feminist practices and discourses. Dragana Bar is Kem’s club night, which hosts expressions of queer sound and performance. It is a platform for emerging phenomena in dance music, sound-based art, and smaller scale performances.
Queer club culture is rooted in community-building. Some of today’s artists, DJs, producers, and promoters engaged in activism work toward turning the club scene into a safe space, fighting sexism, racism, trans- and homophobia at parties and within club culture itself. They also strive to use club culture as a tool for political mobilization and resistance. During this nocturnal gathering in June in Maastricht, Grzegorzek asks, What is a dance for freedom and why do we need it now more than ever?
–––––Letter of Conduct
Dear Guest,
It is important for us that you have fun safely. Dragana Bar is a queer party, materialised by and for the queer community. We will not tolerate any form of oppression, intimidation, discrimination, or abuse at our event. Therefore, we ask you:
No sexism
No homophobia
No transphobia
No racism
Do not touch, kiss, or approach anyone without their consent.
We encourage you to draw on a variety of tools to express yourself on the dancefloor, including gestures, clothes, and makeup, as long as they remain respectful and harmless to others.
Individuals from the Jan van Eyck and Dragana Bar will be present throughout the duration of the event, dedicated to ensuring that the house rules are upheld and that everyone has a safe night. Don’t hesitate to contact the people working at the bar, at the doors, or the security guards, if you feel unwell or have experienced any abuse.
yours,
Kem
Open Studios 2024: https://tinyurl.com/2334mrxr
Kem: https://www.kemwarsaw.com/
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Where is it happening?
Academieplein 1, 6211 KM Maastricht, Netherlands, Academieplein 1, 6211 KM Maastricht, Nederland,Maastricht, NetherlandsEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
