Saturday 18 June. Women in punk in the Netherlands. OCCII, Amstelveenseweg 134 1075 XL in Amsterdam
Door open 13:00
13:30 Welcome from the organisers, and explanation about how the day will run
13:40 First panel: Women in punk in North America, in the UK and in the Netherlands, parallels and differences. Chair: Rosa Jonker
13:42 Film by Helen Reddington and Gina Birch: Stories from the She-Punks
14:30 Paper by Pauwke Berkers: Punk rock against gender roles (re-revisisted): Women punk performers in the Netherlands, 1976-1982
14:50 Paper by Anita Raghunath and Herman de Tollenaere: Women in Dutch punk, 1976-1982. Figures and forgetfulness
15:10 Paper by Caroline Kaltefleiter. (original United States Riot Grrl, now professor at New York State University and Anarchism and Punk book series editor): Priestess of Punk: Exene Cervenka, Anarcha-Feminism, Anti-War Actions, and The Riot Grrrl Connection
15:30 Discussion on this film and these papers
16:00 Terry, bass/vocals of Cheap ‘n’ Nasty, interviews Emma, who played her in the film Punk For Life
16:15 Short coffee/tea break
16:30 Keynote panel: Dutch punk girls, 1977 till today. Chair: Anita Raghunath
Four women, interviewed by Helen Reddington, from first-wave punk woman to very recent one
One may ask: What are the connections between these four generations of punk women?
First 1977 wave representative in the panel: Terry, bass/vocals in Cheap ‘n’ Nasty; earlier in PVC and Hideous
Second wave, started late 1980s: Wick, guitar/vocals in Bambix
Early 21st-century representative: Andrea, was singer in early 21st century Amsterdam band Fatwa’s
2020s representative: Emma, bass/vocals of the band Moron
17:30 Some people in the audience may want to say something
17:50 Final words, by Andrea
18:00 Dinner (at the vegan restaurant MKZ of OCCII).
20:00 To concert hall
20:15 Bands.
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