Realising Girls’ and Women’s Inclusion, Representation and Empowerment
The RE-WIRING project has been awarded funding by the European Union and aims to properly identify the structural root causes of ‘gendered’ (gender-blind or gender-neutral) power hierarchies in European countries and elsewhere. RE-WIRING seeks to rewire institutions to prevent and reverse gender inequalities, catalyse change processes, and actively involve diverse stakeholders in the research process.
Five Exhibitions, One Concept >>
The RE-WIRING project features a series of 5 exhibitions, each exploring gender inequalities through art and material culture
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“Good Mom/Bad Mom” Exhibition Nominated for the Museumtijdschrift Tentoonstellingsprijs
The acclaimed exhibition “Good Mom/Bad Mom”, currently on view at the Centraal Museum Utrecht until September 14, 2025, has been nominated for the prestigious Museumtijdschrift Tentoonstellingsprijs. This annual award, presented by Museumtijdschrift, celebrates the most outstanding exhibitions in the Netherlands. Curated by Laurie Cluitmans and Heske ten Cate, “Good Mom/Bad […]
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Cape Town Exhibition “And I, a Newly Evolved Fish” Opened with Seminar and Celebration
On August 8, 2025, the University of the Western Cape opened the exhibition “And I, a Newly Evolved Fish” at the Iyatsiba Lab, Centre for Humanities Research in Woodstock, Cape Town. Running until October 20, the exhibition formed part of the EU-funded RE-WIRING project and marked the beginning of the […]
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Art Meets Water: Cape Town Exhibition Rethinks Gender through Oceanic Imaginaries
On August 8, 2025, the University of the Western Cape will inaugurate the thought-provoking exhibition And I, a Newly Evolved Fish at the Iyatsiba Lab, Centre for Humanities Research in Woodstock, Cape Town. Running until October 20, this exhibition is part of the RE-WIRING project. Curated to coincide with the […]