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web/content/section_2/I-Martha-gowans.md

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 *I, Martha Gowans* is an ongoing experiment, that will change every time that it is performed. The video below provides documentation of a three-day performance workshop that took place in the autumn of 2022 at Het Huis in Utrecht.
 
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 Contributors: Julien McHardy, Nahuel Cano, Kat Jungnickel (Concept & Direction), Nahuel Cano (Sound composition), Juan Fernández Gebauer (Camera & Montage), Kat Jungnickel, Julien McHardy (Research), Margo van de Linde (Text collaborator & Voice), Kat Jungnickel, Emma Hoette (Machine operators), Ellen Fowles (Sewing pattern).
 

web/content/section_2/women-on-the-move.md

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 The POP team reconstructed a collection of lesser-known costumes spanning 50 years (1890 to 1940) and invited The Adventure Syndicate and Mòr Diversity to try this collection of reconstructed convertible, reversible, multiple, and hidden sports and activewear in the Scottish hills. Together they went running, jumping, hiking, flying, cycling, swimming, hunting, riding horses, catching trains and driving cars, climbing up and rolling down hills and otherwise put these amazing costumes through their paces. Making and wearing this data, and putting it through its paces, offers another way of entering into embodied conversations with the archive.  
 
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 The short film “Women On The Move” was brought to life by Alice Lemkes, Lee Craigie and Philippa Battye of The Adventure Syndicate and Maciek Tomiczek of Oxford Atelier.