Cranberryjuice is an action based artist collective aimed at raising awareness about underrepresented subjects connected to care practices and sexual health.
‘By merging artists and researchers with multiple experiences, bodies, struggles and approaches, we strive to create an intersectional platform where the gap between art and activism, the personal and collective and the public and private is blurred.’
On the 4th of December we are joined by Pernilla Manjula Philip & Morgane Billuart for artist presentations touching upon on Care, the collective power of DIY, Femtech, PMDD and the body in pain.
We are beyond excited to announce the next speaker for the Cranberryjuice in discussion series: Rebecca Gomperts! A Rietveld Academie alumni, the founder of Women on Waves, Aid Access and Women on Web - Rebecca is an innovative and heroic physician, artist and activist fighting to defend Women's rights to choose
Connected to Rebecca Gomperts’ presentation we will be screening the award winning documentary ‘Vessel’ by Diana Whitten.
To kick off a new chapter as an extracurricular platform, Cranberryjuice collective is hosting a monthly lecture series relating to medical sexual inequalities and care practices. For their first event they will be inviting queer medical anthropologist Maya Lane together with published writer and researcher Cláudia Pallisé to join them for talks and discussions in the gym. The informal lecture series is open to everyone: specifically students from the Rietveld & Sandberg, but also alumni and any other people for whom it strikes curiosity or interest. Cranberryjuice cocktails will be served!
Opening: March 19, 13:00 - 20:00
Location: OT301, Overtoom 301, Amsterdam
2021
Maïa Taïeb
Astrid Ardagh
Iiris Riihimäki
We are beyond excited to announce the next speaker for the Cranberryjuice in discussion series: Rebecca Gomperts! A Rietveld Academie alumni, the founder of Women on Waves, Aid Access and Women on Web - Rebecca is an innovative and heroic physician, artist and activist fighting to defend Women's rights to choose
November 14
16:00 @ the gym
Rebecca Gomperts, MD, MPP, PhD studied medicine and visual arts in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. In 1999 she founded Women on Waves, a Dutch non-profit organization that uses innovative tools and campaigns like abortion ships, drones, robots, apps and hotlines that circumvent and challenge restrictive abortion laws, break the taboo, create awareness about the availability of abortion pills and access to safe abortions. In 2005 she founded Women on Web, a telemedical abortion service. The service supports women living in countries where safe abortion is not available, to obtain information and access abortion pills. Scientific research in the outcomes of the abortions provided by Women on Web, has shown telemedical abortion are as safe and effective as clinical abortions. In 2018, she founded the telemedical service Aid Access also serving women living in the USA. In 2020 Gompers was included in Time’s 100 most influential people
