PRATO Anche quest’anno gioia libera tuttə – il progetto di CCT studio dedicato al femminismo – partecipa al Festival Femminista che per tutto il mese di Febbraio occuperà la città di Prato! Qui trovate il programma nei dettagli, prima però vi diciamo dove-quando-come troverete GLT… e promettiamo che domenica 16 febbraio sarà una giornata di potentissima gioia liberatrice, non perdetevela! 😉 CCTeam & GLTeam

PRATO-FIRENZE This year, in the OFF Calendar of the VII edition of L’Eredità delle Donne Festival (held in the Tuscan capital, at Manifattura Tabacchi, from 22nd to 24th November 2024) there is also the Creative Residence of CCT (based in Prato) designed to offer hospitality in exchange for one story on the feminist future or rather on how it is possible to imagine (therefore create) an increasingly feminist future starting from a reflection on the territories we inhabit and cross as citizens and travellers. And with this small satellite event in full CCT style and so much emotion, we finally go online with the website [www.gioialibera.it] of our project gioia libera tuttə, a dream that blossomed exactly one year ago to map and tell about the Feminist Italy! #SeeCity #CCTravellers #EDD2024 #ItaliaFemminista #gioialiberatuttə

ITALY The main dictionaries (like for example Treccani) explain that “color carne” (flesh-coloured) is “a pale pink color, similar to that of human flesh”. Two communication professionals, co-founders of Bold Stories, have recently worked on this crazy but also common expression. Their reflection and research became an advocacy project to “change color to flesh color, from pink to all the colours of humanity.” We then thought of a poem, À mon frère blanc by Léopold Sédar Senghor, which demonstrates the absurdity of another “toubab” expression: person or population of colour. With words we think, we communicate, we create culture, we make politics, we build society. We must take extreme care of them. Long live those who question themselves, long live critical thinking which frees us from preconceptions, which helps us deconstruct the “norm”.

PALERMO “Why her? Why give her a space? Some people thought I was looking for a space to show my photos but here you won’t see my works. The ambition is much higher. I want to see others grow, I want to discover talents and cultivate them. And so what you will see won’t be my photos but, near the door of my studio, a red neon made by Riccardo Gueci: picchì idda?”