Between Lines: The Rumor of the Streets

This exhibition brings together a selection of drawings, fanzines, and graphic prints created in and from the neighbourhood, as an act of observation, imagination, and everyday resistance. The works presented have been made by women from the Global South, whose unique perspectives capture scenes, emotions, and fragments of neighbourhood life with sensitivity, humor, and critique.

Through drawing, silkscreen printing, and self-publishing, the participating artists reconstruct their immediate surroundings: streets, bodies, plants, encounters, gestures... Everything that usually goes unnoticed becomes the protagonist here. The fanzines and printed posters serve as small narrative capsules, portable objects of memory and collective expression.

Self-publishing not only allows the circulation of these images outside of institutional circuits but also strengthens networks among creators, neighbours, and communities. This exhibition celebrates the act of creating by hand, narrating oneself and one’s environment, and sharing what has been created in a horizontal manner.