<div dir="ltr"><span class="">Announcing the launch of the H O M E | Women's
Networks site documenting a two-day workshop around the concepts of
“Home” and globalization, with a focus on contemporary Greece.<br> <br> <a href="http://womensnetworks-athens.info/" rel="nofollow nofollow" target="_blank">http://womensnetworks-athens.info/</a><br> <br> This workshop extends gün<span class="">,
a project initiated at ISEA Istanbul 2011. Gün draws on the Turkish
tradition of women’s social gatherings called “gün” (meaning “day” in
English). Gün(s) are informal hubs of social networks where women
exchange recipes and skills; share opinions and remedies, and discuss
issues and concerns about their communities. Expanding on this form, our
gün brought together Turkish women working with media and feminist
themes. The result was a book, freely distributed in Turkey and online
and recently taken up by Printed Matter in NYC. <br> <br> In Athens, participants worked together to create this online publication as a continuation of feminist exchange. <br> <br>
The workshop “Gün: Women’s Networks” included the collaboration of
Frown, a makers space in Athens, the Goethe-Institut Athens, and the
curators of “Home/s”, an exhibition of ArtUP! Media art in Bulgaria,
Greece and Turkey held at the Benaki Museum in Athens, in October, 2013.<br> <br> Onwards!</span></span></div>