Live-Sound – ZUR NACHAHMUNG EMPFOHLEN! ZNE!

Panel – Landscapes of tomorrow.

Ina_Neubert — Mon, 08 May 2023 20:00:12 +0000

Wed. 28.06.2023 | 7.30 – 9 pm

Areas of sustainable practice

The Kollektiv nachhaltige Kultur | KnK asks together with the citizen council of OderlandBerlin how a sustainable urban-rural fabric can be created

Talk will be in german.

There is an audio recording of 1:06:51 minutes of the “Landscape of tomorrow” (32,1 MB in german). In order not to increase the CO₂ consumption of this website unnecessarily, we do not leave this large file permanently on the server. If you are interested, we will send you the file.

To what extent does a sustainable way of life require a different way of thinking about the environment? What are the foundations for sustainable urban-rural structures? What questions move architecture, urban development or art with regard to future land use? What insights can be built upon and what do we want to recommend for imitation?

An interactive evening of exchange with the participation of all present, among others:

– Over the past two years, building on expertise from science, civil society and activism, the Sustainable Culture Collective (KnK) has created the fictitious region OderlandBerlin, the first sustainable region in Germany. The Council of Citizens of OderlandBerlin has jointly developed the foundations of this model region, as an ‘example to follow’. KnK are the theater director Anne Schneider, the dramaturge Fabian Larsson, the performance artist and sustainability manager Franziska Pierwoss, the author and curator Adrienne Goehler and the organization researcher Dr. Anke Strauß.

– Dr. Hilke Berger is an urban researcher and works in the CityScienceLab at HafenCity University in Hamburg. At the intersection of cultural studies and urban planning, she focuses on practices of participation, art, politics, and digitality. She asks: What happens when artists interpret the data from urban research?

– Dr. Saskia Hebert has been researching, teaching and practicing urban transformation processes in various constellations, contexts and formats for years, including a professorship in the master’s program “Transformation Design” at the University of Fine Arts in Braunschweig (2015-2020). As an architect and owner of the office subsolar* architektur & stadtforschung in Berlin, she primarily examines the question of how the future can be (co-)shaped and how telling about the future influences our ability to shape things.

– Andrea Vetter is a journalist and cultural anthropologist. She writes, researches, inspires, organizes for social-ecological change, especially for the House of Change in East Brandenburg and the magazine Oya: enkeltauglich leben. She is particularly interested in convivial technology, old and new eco-feminist ideas, degrowth, and successful patterns of commoning.

Panel – Organising collectives, initiating change

Ina_Neubert — Mon, 08 May 2023 19:51:20 +0000

Thu. 22.06.2023 | 7:30 pm

Fishbowl-Diskussion

In the exhibition ETF! rexamples to follow! at Uferhallen Berlin with members of Klasse Klima (UdK), Sheena Anderson and Nene Opoku (Black Earth Kollektiv), Aouefa Amoussouvi and Tuçe Erel, moderated by Lena Fließbach and Lena Reisner.

How can political concerns become louder and more effective when they are formulated collectively? How can intersectional perspectives and anti-racist struggles be more strongly considered in the climate movements? And how can artistic actions bring about change?

There is an audio recording of 1:27:22 minutes of “Organizing Collectives” (42 MB in german). In order not to increase the CO₂ consumption of this website unnecessarily, we do not leave this large file permanently on the server. If you are interested, we will send you the file.

The Climate Class has come together as an open group at the UdK Berlin to initiate a transformation of the university’s corporate ecology and to anchor ecological issues in creative education. How can creative strategies be effective in the fight for climate justice and the urgently needed social-ecological transformation?

In 2018, about twenty people founded the intersectional environmental and climate justice collective Black Earth Collective. Since then, their activism has helped make BIPoC perspectives visible in predominantly white climate movements and raise awareness about different forms of discrimination. With Sheena Anderson and Nene Opoku, we illuminate the intersection of climate, environmental, and other justice demands.

Aouefa Amoussouvi and Tuçe Erel talk about their experiences from program work with different Berlin project spaces and interdisciplinary collectives. French-Beninese artist and curator Aouefa Amoussouvi’s research includes intersectional and decolonial feminist narratives in science and technology. As a team member of Art Laboratory Berlin, Tuçe Erel most recently co-curated the “Matter of Flux” festival by and for women/FLINTA* in art, science and technology.

Talk will be in german.

Klasse Klima_Adbusting Tape

Sheena Anderson_Foto Miriam Klingl

Artist Talk – With the Best of Intentions

Ina_Neubert — Mon, 08 May 2023 19:34:49 +0000

Fr. 16.06.2023 | 19:30 hours

Navigating the colonial and extractive past and present in artistic and academic practice

Conversation about the work of Vanessa Ramos-Velasquez | artist ETF!, Phd candidate Bauhaus Universität Weimar and Dr. Mandana Seyfeddinipur | Endangered Languages Archive & Endangered Languages Documentation Programme | Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities

Talk will be in englisch

There is an audio recording of 1:02:29 minutes of “With the best of intentions” which is 29 MB. In order not to increase the CO₂ consumption of this website unnecessarily, we do not leave this large file permanently on the server. If you are interested, we will send you the file.

Panel – Art meets Science

Ina_Neubert — Mon, 08 May 2023 17:10:30 +0000

Tue. 13.06.2023 | 19.30 p.m.

Compostable diapers for the creation of Terra Preta

Ayumi Matsuzaka | Künstlerin ZNE!, Ch. Schloh, Dr. Michael Weiß und Dr. Ariane Krause in conversation

Panel in german

There is an audio recording of “Art meets science” (1:40:21 minutes in german) which is 48.2 MB. In order not to increase the CO₂ consumption of this website unnecessarily, we do not leave this large file permanently on the server. If you are interested, we will send you the file.