A gathering of Feminist Spatial Practices International Solidarity, a global initiative that connects feminist spatial practices worldwide through locally led events fostering solidarity through collective space making and knowledge sharing.
This gathering, Sowing Solidarity, will take place on Friday, March 6, 2026, at the Architecture Faculty of TU Delft. It marks the conclusion of BK Feminist Week: Women in Polycrisis at the Faculty of Architecture and the launch of FSP International Solidarity. This gathering is co-hosted by BK-Feminist (TUDelft, Netherlands), PAF (Platform for Architecture and Feminism, Belgium), and Feminist Spatial Practices (FSP, Global).
You are welcome to join:
in person from 15:00 to 17:30 CET (Architecture Faculty of TU Delft)
or online from 16:30 CET onward (https://zoom.us/j/91342876095?pwd=4ImGybU8hyvx0maJ9XcGubVRFkZB56.1)
Programme
The session begins with a workshop led by Mexican craftswoman and textile artist Dian Soto Vega. Participants will create a feminist protest banner through fabric collage. Dian’s practice engages fabric and thread as living matter and as carriers of memory, migration, and collective history. Through quilts and soft textile forms, she explores how material can hold orientation, belonging, and intergenerational knowledge. By working with textile, a medium historically associated with women’s labour, she repositions craft as a site of knowledge, resistance, and collective agency. During the collaborative workshop, participants will translate the week’s reflections on solidarity and polycrisis into symbols, text, and stitched forms, producing a collective statement that is both material and political.
The workshop will be followed by the second part of the program, during which FSP International Solidarity will be launched. This session will take place in a hybrid format and will feature contributions from Mamuma Iqbal (Women in Architecture Pakistan), Lýdia Grešáková (Spolka, Slovakia), Lindsay Harkema (FSP, USA), Ishita Shah (Curating for Culture, India), Irene Luque Martin (BK Feminist Week, Netherlands), Evelien Pieters (Platform for Architecture and Feminism, Belgium), Defne Saysel (FSP, Belgium), Catherine Koekoek (Netherlands), and Bryony Roberts (FSP, USA), joining both in person and online.
