Panel: Art. Democracy. Public space.
Part of “Claiming Common Spaces”
- Dialogue
German /
English /
With German simultaneous translation /
English simultaneous translation /
Public infrastructures as democratic spaces are a promise that is increasingly being curtailed and restricted. “Creative free spaces” are becoming attractive speculative objects and the promises of the sharing economy have often turned out to be unregulated spaces of exploitation. Is the re-municipalisation of cultural places the order of the day or are private business spaces of all places the new “shared spaces” in which people come together and learn together? This vision is already a reality in Akira Takayama’s work “McDonalds University”.
Which artistic programmes really fulfil the cultural-political commitment to openness and participation? How do public cultural infrastructures also become attractive for communities outside artistic echo spaces? How do we create a true “sharing culture in public space”?
With: Amelie Deuflhard, Stefan Hilterhaus, Rüdiger Kruse, Katharina Meyer, Akira Takayama / Moderation: Christian Römer.
Dates
Past
Credits
“Claiming Common Spaces” – A project by the Alliance of International Production Houses, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.
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