
Future Voices
Saturday april 2nd 16.00h
Stationskwartier
This evening we explore the questions: how do queer methodologies and perspectives shed light on the world of media art and practices? What knowledge and input from queer theory, antiracism and decolonization has been overlooked until now? What can we learn from each other? This evening will be presented in collaboration with The Pink Cube (NL), a platform dedicated to the visibility and appreciation of queer art and culture, moderated by board-member Belinda Hak. We will be joined by LUNA Young Master Cas Thorsen and artist Katie Ceekay.
Guests

Belinda Hak
Teacher Minerva Groningen en Frank Mohr Instituut and board member of The Pink Cube

AIMÉE TERBURG
Artist, curator, freelance teacher
The Dutch-Surinamese artist Aimée Terburg (she/her) lives and works in Groningen. She graduated cum laude from Academie Minerva, and exhibits her work both (inter)nationally and regionally. In painting, drawing, murals and location specific works, she looks for the experience of a ‘sense of place’ in simplicity. The historical and (trans)cultural origins of graphic patterns. abstract painting and the experience of landscape are equal sources for her. Currently, Terburg is participating in the manifestation ‘Bittersweet Heritage’ as an artist and teacher.

Cas Thorsen
Graphic designer and artist
With a contemporary eye and playful mindset, he conveys unique character through graphic design and (moving) image. He also likes to stretch the conventional by creating new iterations of beauty that bring impact and a fresh attitude.

Katie Ceekay
Artist