This interdisciplinary course aims to decipher Berlin’s cultural landscape through a diverse lens. It examines how people of color and queer communities shape Berlin’s creative fields. We will focus on artistic works that draw on sociopolitical shifts such as Die Wende, the 90s pogroms in Rostock-Lichtenhagen, the Vietnamese contract workers in the GDR, and contemporary queer Berlin. This course contemplates how can historical memory be reimagined both outside and within German Institutions? How can artists of color and queer voices transform the past and future? How has Berlin fostered a multitude of artistic voices that is unique to the city’s ever evolving social fabric? The course will observe cinematic works, visual art, and texts that address Germany’s dynamic history and develop critical thinking. Students will reflect on creative strategies that engage with postwar legacies, diasporic history, sexual freedom, and visions for social equity.
Language Requirements: English B2
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Die Veranstaltung wurde 2 mal im Vorlesungsverzeichnis WiSe 2024/25 gefunden: