Launch | The European Edinost
07 Feb 2019 - 07 Feb 2019
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Muntpunt, Agora 0 - Place de la Monnaie 1000
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On 11 March 2017, artist Alessio Mazzaro reopened the Edinost, a Slovenian
newspaper printed in Trieste (Italy) that gave voice to the first
anti-fascist movement in Europe. It was shut down by fascists in 1928. He
reopened it as a multicultural space of dialogue and collective writing
journal that he directs to investigate borders, fascisms, politics of
memory and the role of arts in re-discussing unresolved conflicts.
The Edinost is a newspaper that keeps posing questions, to generate
critical thinking at European level. The talk will focus on migration
counternarratives, non-violent antiracist practises and politics of memory.
newspaper printed in Trieste (Italy) that gave voice to the first
anti-fascist movement in Europe. It was shut down by fascists in 1928. He
reopened it as a multicultural space of dialogue and collective writing
journal that he directs to investigate borders, fascisms, politics of
memory and the role of arts in re-discussing unresolved conflicts.
The Edinost is a newspaper that keeps posing questions, to generate
critical thinking at European level. The talk will focus on migration
counternarratives, non-violent antiracist practises and politics of memory.
