Membrane is delighted with the presence of a blend of guests who are from, linked to, associated with the African continent in assorted ways. Novelists, thinkers, scholars, journalists, poets, sound and visual artists, stylists, photographers and even chefs. Together, we shall debate, reflect upon, explore, question, re-imagine and contemplate the notion, space and place of Africa in/and the world.
Heute begreifen wir die Kunst- und Kultureinrichtungen als offene Räume, die Vielen gehören. Unsere Gesellschaft ist eine plurale Versammlung. Viele unterschiedliche Interessen treffen aufeinander und finden sich oft im Dazwischen. Demokratie muss täglich neu verhandelt werden – aber immer unter einer Voraussetzung: Es geht um Alle, um jede*n Einzelne*n als Wesen der vielen Möglichkeiten!
»Die nachhaltige Verbesserung der gesundheitlichen Fürsorge für Frauen, Mütter und Kinder in Eritrea steht im Mittelpunkt unser Arbeit.«
Transparenz, Selbstkritik, Motivation und sichtbarer Fortschritt unser „Medicale Support in Partnership" sind die Parameter, die Ihnen der Verein "For-Eritrea e.V. (Medical Support in Partnership)" an diesem Abend vermitteln wollen.
The exhibition STYLE FILE: MISSION OF TRADITION II starts coming Thursday, 1st of June. During the opening Hamburg-based artist collective »We are visual« (Marc Einsiedel & Felix Jung) will show some results of their artist residency in Lamu as part of the Lamu Art Festival 2017. Furthermore we are happy to present the latest edition »Substance« of CLAM Magazine.
William Ukoh (sometimes known as willyverse) is a young Nigerian-born, Toronto-based artist whose diverse work encompasses fashion, portraiture and documentary photography, as well as film. His recent personal bodies of work have addressed subjects ranging from cultural appropriation to the entrepreneurial spirit of Lagos’s artisans while his clients include fashion designer Andrea Iyamah and Ours magazine. As he prepares to join Nataal's New African Photography II exhibition line-up at Brooklyn’s Red Hook Labs, we get to know Ukoh.
Hamburg gains a brand-new creative hub. The young gallery LKB/G will open doors at May 05th.
The unconventional concept is going to establish a newly platform of exhibiting art from the Global South in Germany.
The research and exhibition project »Flow of Forms / Forms of Flow« is telling
design stories from Africa and Europe in multiple exhibitions. A central focus is
placed on the relationship between both continents and the interdependence of
African and European Design.
Early in the year bestseller author Melanie Raabe came to M.Bassy and gave us a beautiful evening filled with her own as well as African literature, with good talks and fresh thoughts.
The exibition deals with the artistic examination of the so far untold music history. The focus is not only on the creative work of each and every artist but also reflects on issues of cultural identity, origin and regional history.
