Which connection has teenagers´daily life with the history of Berlin? What do young people understand under cultural heritage? Er(be)leben invited teenagers to look into these questions on the example of 4 historical places in Berlin Mitte: Nikolaiviertel, Franziskaner Klosterkirchenruine, Alexanderplatz and Karl-Marx-Allee. We related each place of these places with one concept, so Nikolaiviertel was connected with exchange, Klosterkirchenruine with innovation, Alexanderplatz with conflict and Karl-Marx-Allee with mobility.
Our intention is to re-discover the cityscape together with the teenagers, to understand it as a possibility to learn, to transform it into a platform for artistic interventions, which join history and future.
Valeria Schwarz & Natalia Hosie
Concept
Sima Gatea, Sandra Tondl, Bea Kackbarth, Markus Bösl
Talk moderation
Valeria Schwarz
Artistic direction
Stiftung Freizeit, Rubén González Escudero, Mariana Hilgert, Natalia Hosie, Alberto Rey, Valeria Schwarz
Artists
A project by iCollective & ZULOARK
Berlin, GER, 2018
Supported by: Programmfonds Kulturelle Bildungsverbünde vom Bezirksamt Mitte
www.erbeleben.de