Artwork for the antiracism exhibitions organised by Network Antiracism Weimar

Cafeteria

Exhibited 20 March 2021

The first artwork expresses the group dynamics that formed when international and local students sat together in the cafeteria to mingle.

Many internationals from different backgrounds immediately connected and formed friendships, while the locals stayed in their familiar cultural circles.

Pop art illustration titled Welcome to our cafeteria: a top down view of cafeteria tables where international students sit together and local students sit apart, captioned Enjoy the international cuisine with the international people

The exhibition took place on 20 March 2021 at Mon Ami, Goetheplatz, Weimar.

The exhibition posters displayed along the colonnade at Goetheplatz, Weimar

Spectator

Exhibited 17 July 2021

Shortly after the first exhibition was vandalised, BIPOC students and the Network Antiracism began a reaction campaign and exhibition, with an open call for even more artists to express any exclusion and racism they had felt.

My second submission shows my student dormitory, housed exclusively by students of different nationalities and ethnicities, and how local tourists treated an ordinary residential building.

Illustration of a student dormitory displayed inside a glass case like a museum exhibit, with residents on the balconies and local passers-by stopping to stare and point

The exhibition took place on 17 July 2021 at Projekt Eins, Mon Ami, Café Spunk, AWO and Der Laden in Weimar.

The Spectator poster displayed in a window during the exhibition