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25. 02. 2026 // 18:00
Bratislava City Gallery // Emil café

Moderated by Zuzana Jakalová

Focusing on the intersections of health, disability, and artistic practice, the program features a film screening and discussion with Austrian artist and researcher Eva Egermann. At its center is the film C-TV (When I Tell You I Like You…) (2023, 30 min), co-directed by Eva Egermann and Cordula Thym.

Set in a fictional television studio that continues broadcasting after catastrophe,
C-TV presents a talk-show format in which guests with disabilities speak about their everyday lives as well as their artistic and political practices. Radical, humorous, and critically reflective, the film imagines a world in which inclusion, agency, and visibility for people with disabilities, chronic illnesses, neurodiversity, and diverse genders are already reality.

The screening will be followed by a discussion with Eva Egermann on discrimination and prejudice against disabled people, on ableism in general and within the art world, as well as on anti-ableist artistic practices and institutional modes of inclusion.
Eva Egermann’s practice moves between art, research, and activism, using experimental formats to question normative ideas of ability and participation.

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The event is organized in collaboration between tranzit sk and the Bratislava City Gallery.

The program is part of tranzit sk’s Towards Other Possible Artworlds series, addressing inequalities, exclusions and unfair practices within the art world.

The event is part of the public programmes accompanying the exhibition Grey Gold: Touching, which addresses the connections between age, gender, and creativity and is currently on view at the Bratislava City Gallery.