The exhibition will be hosted by the fan-driven initiatives Netzwerk Erinnerungsarbeit (Network Remembrance Work), Nordtribüne Hamburg as well as by HSV Fanprojekt and the HSV-Museum.
Here you can find the most important programme info for the time of the exhibition in HAMBURG at the HSV-Museum:
LOCATION:
HSV-Museum - North East Entrance
Sylvesterallee 7
22525 HH
DATES: 24 September - 06 October 2018
OPENING HOURS: Monday - Sunday, 10.00 - 18.00hrs (last entry at 17.30hrs)
Opening hours on matchdays: 10.00hrs - 45 min before kick-off)
A detailed programme will be published here as soon as available.
The exhibition will be hosted by the fan-driven FC St. Pauli club museum 1910 e.V. at the Millerntor Stadium, jointly with the Fan Club Council (Fanclubsprecherrat) that represents the official fan clubs at in the FC St. Pauli fanbase.
A special thanks goes to Fanladen St. Pauli, the socio-preventative fan project for FC St. Pauli Fans, the St. Pauli Action Alliance Against Sexism & Homophobia (Aktionsbündnis gegen Sexismus und Homophobie) as well as the fan club Dörte Becker and the Department of Associate Members (Abteilung Fördernde Mitglieder - AFM) of FC St. Pauli who supported the actual implementation of the exhibition project itself!
Here you can find the most important programme info for the time of the exhibition in HAMBURG at the FC St. Pauli Museum
LOCATION: FC St. Pauli Museum at Millerntor Stadium
(click on link to find a stadium map with the location indicated)
DATES: 08 September - 22 September 2018
OPENING HOURS: Tuesday - Sunday, 15.00 - 20.00hrs
SPECIAL EVENTS:
6-8 September 2018 |
13.00hrs |
Fan.Tastic Females KickOff Workshop & internal launch (closed event - for invited guests only) |
8 September 2018 |
13.00hrs |
OPENING! Guided Tours by the exhibition makers (in German & English) |
8 September 2018 |
15.00hrs |
Football Her.Story – Talk with two contemporary witnesses from Scotland & Norway (in English) |
8 September 2018 |
21.30hrs |
Silent Disco - Headphone Party with a Twist Grrrl Pwr - organised by Fanclubsprecherrat |
13 September 2018 |
19.10hrs |
Lecture: “Gay Cunts?! Sexism, Homophobia & Self-Empowerment in Football” – Member of the F_in Network (in German) |
20. September 2018 |
19.10hrs |
Lecture: “Ultras - where men are made” – Simon Volpers (in German) |
22 September 2018
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14.00hrs- 16.30hrs
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Day of Integration: “Strong Girls – Strong Women”
Facilitated by FC St. Pauli, Hamburg SV, Hamburg Sport Association, Hamburg Football Association. |
Link for the Facebook event for the exhibition period at FC St. Pauli Museum.
Here you can find the tour dates for the Fan.Tastic Females exhibition. This list will be updated on a regular basis.
Furthermore, you can find details on the programme and local organisers around the exhibition in the different venues by clicking on the name of the respective city – venue details will be published once available.
More venues are in the pipeline already, they will be announced here once they are definitely confirmed.
You want to show the exhibition in your city, at your club? Here you can find more info for exhibitors.
VENUES IN 2019:
Mensa of the University of Applied Sciences Jena and Zeiss AG |
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VENUES IN 2018:
Close to the launch of the exhibition, the donations and the project funding are coming to an end so we need your support! It does not matter how much you donate – whether it’s 1 or 100€ - we are happy about anyone who is becoming a part of our project and who helps us cover the costs.
So, support us, become part of the Fan.Tastic Females on the finish line and get yourself a reward for your contribution to the final steps by donating via our Kickstarter Crowdfunding Campaign!
We have time until 5 August to reach our funding goal of EUR 5,000. As you can imagine, every little helps to provide at least a small allowance to our filmmakers and the graphic designers, to fund the production of the last panels and cover the costs of the opening. Together with you, we want to manage to cross the finish line!
Of course, your support will be rewarded - depending on the amount of your donation, you can select between several exclusive prizes available, that will be sent as soon as we reached our goal.
Equally important to know: ONLY when we reach the funding goal of EUR 5,000, we can get hold of your donations. If you fail to reach the funding goal, we won't get any money and all previous donations made will be refunded to the donors.
If you have no possibility or don't want to donate, you can still help: just share the link to the campaign with your family, circles of friends, activists, your fan clubs, ultra groups or via your individual Social Media channels.
Many thanks in advance for your support!
FEMALE LIONS WITH HEART AND SOUL
As project group of the Fan.Tastic Females, we haven’t been the first with the idea to portray female fan culture. We are just the first ones to look at it from a European perspective. Back in 2017, a great sister project took place in Munich that we would like to present to you here:
Sixty women and girls – sixty portrays – sixty „Female Lions“ – sixty fans of the club TSV 1860 Munich (also called “The Lions” or “Sixty” – “Sechzig” in German). With the photo exhibition “Sechzge, Oide! Female Lions with Heart and Soul”, organised by the local fan initiative “Löwenfans gegen Rechts” (“Lion Fans Against the Far Right”), showed that women and girls are on firm ground at the stadium of “The Lions”. Our Fan.Tastic Female Stephanie Dilba was co-responsible for organizing this beautiful project as part of the “Löwenfans gegen Rechts” in 2017.
The female supporters were portrayed by photographer Anne Wild who has been a supporter herself for many years. Apart from that, the girls and women also told snippets of their fan story – how they got involved in the fanbase, what they like about 1860 (and what they don’t like) and which game they’ll never forget….
At the end, there were 60 portraits showing the women and girls as a community, as colourful and diverse as it could possibly be whilst united by the conviction that „Sechzig” is the greatest club in the world. The exhibition was shown in Munich several times, each time with a big programme around it.
Here you can find a small video about the „Sechzge Oide!“ exhibition.