The project

Referring to the unofficial twinnings that reflect Berlin’s current immigrant population instead of the official equivalents of the city, the project explores the city’s long tradition of urban horticulture and reveals ideas of health in the widest sense: as balance and imbalance as well as on a societal and personal level, looking at how people navigate and share resources within a city.

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lunedì 17 ottobre 2011

We, inside Meridian Urban publication






Meridian I Urban. Curatorial Projects on Health presents five projects by international up-and-coming curators on the subject of “Health.” The projects artistically map the urban space of Berlin, using health-related motifs and identifying relationships between health and the lives of their visitors: they offer opportunities for alternative participation and identification. At various locations in Berlin, which can be regarded as especially interesting, conflict-ridden or significant for a healthy, urban life, they bring to light social, historical and cultural peculiarities. 

martedì 30 agosto 2011

Release of the book

We are delighted to announce the release of the book Invisible Twinning.

Book Launch: Tueday, 6 September, 6:30 pm at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Café Global. The curator and artists will be present.

 

Published by The Green Box
Book design: Anja Lutz

Invisible Twinnig ist published as part of the program "Meridian Urban", Asia-Pacific-Weeks 2011 at the House of World Clultures in Berlin, 7–19 September, 2011.




40 pages, 24 colour illustrations
165 x 240 mm, softcover
English / German
ISBN 978-3-941644-29-8
Euro 12,—

sabato 20 novembre 2010

MERIDIAN | URBAN Curatorial Projects on Health

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Invisible Twinning has been one of the fine projects selected by Haus der Kulturen der Welt for the Meridian I Urban project in 2011. For the first time a call for entries has been organized within the framework of the Asia-Pacific Week, which will take place throughout Berlin in September 2011.