Reading List Berlin
Theresia & PatrikAn entirely subjective list of things happening in Berlin
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Reading List # 125
Karl Friedrich Harveng, Ruinen von Tiryns, 1854
May 12
Alice Hasters - “Anti Opfer”
Book launch, moderated by Miryam Schellbach.
Everyone is talking about victims. Yet increasingly, the term no longer refers to people who have ge...
Reading List # 124
Pablo Picasso, Mother and Child, 1901
May 5
Lena Gorelik: Alle unsere Mütter
In conversation with Thomas Böhm, Lena Gorelik presents her novel „Alle meine Mütter“, just published by Rowohlt:
“I lay them out like cobblestones. We...
Reading List # 123
Käthe Kollwitz, Never Again War, 1924
April 28
»Gewalt am Denken« Wann beginnt Faschismus?
Nils Schniederjahn in conversation with Mark Terkessidis.
When does fascism begin? This is the question explored by the author and psychol...
Reading List # 122
Rodolphe Bresdin, The Traveler in the Mountains, 1870
April 19
Archiv der Leerstellen: Leben und Widerstände der iranischen Diaspora in Berlin (1970-2000) Teil I
What happens to a collective that is subjected to systematic state v...
Reading List # 121
William Powell Frith, The Railway Station, 1862
April 14
A. L. Kennedy: Alle freuen sich
“Everyone Is Happy” is the title of A. L. Kennedy’s new book, published by Geparden Verlag, and so are we, because the Scottish author will b...
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An entirely subjective list of things happening in Berlin by Theresia Enzensberger and Patrik Gräb
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