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Er(be)leben

Er(be)leben

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.

[lab_heading title_tag=”H4″ title=”Valeria Schwarz & Natalia Hosie”]Concept[/lab_heading][lab_heading title_tag=”H4″ title=”Sima Gatea, Sandra Tondl, Bea Kackbarth, Markus Bösl”]Talk moderation[/lab_heading]
[lab_heading title_tag=”H4″ title=”Valeria Schwarz”]Artistic direction[/lab_heading]
[lab_heading title_tag=”H4″ title=”Stiftung Freizeit, Rubén González Escudero, Mariana Hilgert, Natalia Hosie, Alberto Rey, Valeria Schwarz”]Artists[/lab_heading]

A project by iCollective & ZULOARK
Berlin, GER, 2018
Supported by: Programmfonds Kulturelle Bildungsverbünde vom Bezirksamt Mitte
www.erbeleben.de

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