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SUMMARY:[:de]The Black Archives: Making History Visible[:]
DESCRIPTION:The Black Archives ist ein alter­na­tives Archiv\, das aus mehr als 10.000 Büch­ern\, Doku­menten und Arte­fak­ten beste­ht. Das Archiv ist eine kri­tis­che Inter­ven­tion\, die dom­i­nante his­torische Nar­ra­tive in Frage stellt\, die dazu tendieren\, die Geschichte des Kolo­nial­is­mus\, der Sklaverei und ihr Ver­mächt­nis herun­terzus­pie­len. Wes­teu­ropäis­che Län­der wie die Nieder­lande\, Großbri­tan­nien\, Spanien und Frankre­ich waren große Kolo­nialmächte\, die in den transat­lantis­chen Sklaven­han­del involviert waren. Andere (west)europäische Län­der wie Deutsch­land und Bel­gien wur­den zu großen impe­ri­alen Mächt­en nach der Abschaf­fung des transat­lantis­chen Sklaven­han­dels. Obwohl diese Geschicht­en in der Entwick­lung der europäis­chen Staat­en und Städten\, wie zum Beispiel Lon­don\, Ams­ter­dam\, Berlin und Paris\, eine große Rolle spiel­ten\, wer­den diese Teile der Geschichte oft unter­be­lichtet im öffentlichen Gedächt­nis\, in der Kun­st und in Bil­dung­sein­rich­tun­gen. Viele dieser Metropolen sind »Mehrheit­en-Min­der­heit­en« Städte; Städte\, in denen es keine dom­i­nante eth­nis­che Gruppe mehr gibt\, son­dern ein Mosaik von Men­schen mit ver­schiede­nen kul­turellen HIn­ter­grün­den und unter­schiedlichen Migra­tions­geschicht­en. Den­noch sind ihre Geschicht­en oft­mals nicht Teil der dom­i­nan­ten his­torischen Nar­ra­tive und wer­den als von den Städten\, in denen sie leben\, abgekop­pelt und nicht mit ihnen ver­bun­den ange­se­hen. Indem wir »alter­na­tive Archive« entwick­eln und uns in sie hinein­begeben\, kön­nen wir über­raschende Geschichte(n) über die Präsenz\, die Beiträge und die Emanzi­pa­tions­be­we­gun­gen von unter­schiedlichen Grup­pen von Men­schen offen­le­gen. Im Work­shop wer­den wir her­ausar­beit­en\, wie die Doku­men­ta­tion und Weit­er­gabe von Geschichte und Geschicht­en unter­repräsen­tiert­er und mar­gin­al­isiert­er Grup­pen ver­wen­det wer­den kann\, um dom­i­nante Geschichtss­chrei­bung sowie struk­turelle Ungle­ich­heit und Priv­i­legien zu hin­ter­fra­gen und so zu inklu­siv­eren Städten und Räu­men beizu­tra­gen.theblackarchives.nl \n\n\n\n\n\nMitchell Esa­jas (The Black Archives)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Black Archives is an alter­na­tive archive con­sist­ing of more than 10\,000 books\, doc­u­ments\, and arti­facts. The archive is a crit­i­cal inter­ven­tion\, chal­leng­ing dom­i­nant his­tor­i­cal nar­ra­tives\, which tend to down­play his­to­ries of colo­nial­ism\, slav­ery\, and their lega­cy. West­ern Euro­pean coun­tries such as the Nether­lands\, the UK\, Spain\, and France were major colo­nial empires involved in the transat­lantic slave trade. Oth­er (Western-)European coun­tries such as Ger­many and Bel­gium became major impe­r­i­al pow­ers after the abol­ish­ment of the transat­lantic slave trade. Although these his­to­ries played a major role in the devel­op­ment of Euro­pean nation-states and metrop­o­les such as Lon­don\, Ams­ter­dam\, Berlin\, and Paris\, these parts of his­to­ry are often under­ex­posed in pub­lic mem­o­ry\, arts\, and edu­ca­tion­al insti­tu­tions. Many of these metrop­o­les have become »major­i­ty-minor­i­ty« cities\, cities in which there is no longer one dom­i­nant eth­nic group but a mosa­ic of peo­ple with dif­fer­ent cul­tur­al back­grounds and dif­fer­ent migra­tion his­to­ries. How­ev­er\, their his­to­ries are often not part of dom­i­nant his­tor­i­cal nar­ra­tives\, and they are seen as dis­con­nect­ed and unre­lat­ed from the cities in which they live. By devel­op­ing and delv­ing into »alter­na­tive archives\,« how­ev­er\, we can find sur­pris­ing (hi)stories of the pres­ence\, con­tri­bu­tions\, and eman­ci­pa­tion strug­gles of dif­fer­ent groups of peo­ple. Dur­ing the work­shop\, we will explore how doc­u­ment­ing and shar­ing (hi)stories of under­rep­re­sent­ed and mar­gin­al­ized groups can be used to chal­lenge dom­i­nant his­tor­i­cal nar­ra­tives and struc­tures of inequal­i­ty and priv­i­lege and con­tribute to more inclu­sive cities and spaces.theblackarchives.nl \n\n\n\n\n\nMitchell Esa­jas (The Black Archives)
URL:https://livingthecity.eu/event/the-black-archives-making-history-visible/
LOCATION:Workshop/Agora\, Platz der Luftbrücke 5\, Berlin\, 12101
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SUMMARY:[:de]Books People Places: Night Bookshop[:]
DESCRIPTION:Books Peo­ple Places ist ein in Berlin ansäs­siger Buch­laden\, Ver­trieb und Archiv für Architek­tur und Urban­is­mus. Er bietet Buchbestell-Ser­vices für alle in Deutsch­land und aus aller Welt erhältlichen Titel an. Books Peo­ple Places set­zt sich damit auseinan­der\, wie das Buch und das Buch als Idee von einem Ort zum anderen rund um die Welt reist. Für Liv­ing the City wird Books Peo­ple Places jeden Don­ner­sta­gnach­mit­tag einen wöchentlichen Buch­laden in der Ausstel­lung aufbauen. \n\n\n\nbookspeopleplaces.com \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nBooks Peo­ple Places is a Berlin-based book­shop\, dis­trib­u­tor\, and archive for archi­tec­ture and urban­ism. It offers book order ser­vices for all avail­able titles in Ger­many and from all over the world. Books Peo­ple Places involves itself in how both the book and the book as an idea cir­cu­late to var­i­ous places around the world. For the Liv­ing the City\, Books Peo­ple Places will host a week­ly book­shop each Thurs­day after­noon with­in the exhibition. \n\n\n\nbookspeopleplaces.com
URL:https://livingthecity.eu/event/books-people-places-night-bookshop/
LOCATION:Baukiosk\, Platz der Luftbrücke 5\, Berlin\, 12101
CATEGORIES:Bücher,extern
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SUMMARY:[:de]Double Feature: 1. Mitchell Esajas: The Black Archives. Towards a more inclusive city through documenting erased black histories; 2. Dimitra Andritsou (Forensic Architecture): Critical Images and Evidentiary Archives[:en]Double Feature: 1. Mitchell Esajas: The Black Archives. Towards a more inclusive city through documenting erased black histories; 2. Dimitra Andritsou (Forensic Architecture): Cities of Living Archeologies[:]
DESCRIPTION:Die Black Archives sind ein his­torisches Archiv in Ams­ter­dam\, das aus einzi­gar­ti­gen Buchbestän­den\, Schallplat­ten und Arte­fak­ten beste­ht\, die aus dem Erbe von schwarzen Schrift­stel­lerin­nen und Schrift­stellern und Wis­senschaft­lerin­nen und Wis­senschaftlern beste­ht. Es enthält unge­fähr 3000 Büch­er über Ras­sis­mus und soge­nan­nte Rassen­fra­gen\, Sklaverei\, Koloni­sa­tion und Dekolonisierung\, Gen­der und Fem­i­nis­mus\, Sozial­wis­senschaften und Entwick­lungs­fra­gen. Das Archiv erläutert schwarze und andere Per­spek­tiv­en durch inspiri­erende Unter­hal­tun­gen\, inhaltliche Aktiv­itäten und Buch­präsen­ta­tio­nen von Werken\, die ander­swo nicht unbe­d­ingt disku­tiert wer­den. Die Black Archives wer­den von der Organ­i­sa­tion New Urban Col­lec­tive unter­stützt.theblackarchives.nlForen­sic Archi­tec­ture (FA) is a research agency based at Gold­smiths\, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lon­don. It under­takes advanced spa­tial and media inves­ti­ga­tions into cas­es of human rights vio­la­tions\, with and on behalf of com­mu­ni­ties affect­ed by polit­i­cal vio­lence\, human rights orga­ni­za­tions\, inter­na­tion­al pros­e­cu­tors\, envi­ron­men­tal jus­tice groups\, and media orga­ni­za­tions. Dim­i­tra Andrit­sou is an archi­tec­tur­al researcher at Foren­sic Archi­tec­ture since Octo­ber 2019\, and her role includes 3d mod­el­ling and dig­i­tal rep­re­sen­ta­tions along­side prepa­ra­tion for nov­el tes­ti­mo­ni­al and evi­den­tiary tech­niques. Dim­i­tra grad­u­at­ed in 2017 from the School of Archi­tec­ture of the Aris­to­tle Uni­ver­si­ty of Thes­sa­loni­ki\, and in 2019 she com­plet­ed with dis­tinc­tion the MA in Research Archi­tec­ture at Gold­smiths\, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lon­don. Her work at the Cen­tre for Research Archi­tec­ture revolved around spa­tial pol­i­tics of migra­tion and bor­der­ing\, focus­ing on the reit­er­a­tive emer­gence of fire at migrant encamp­ments in Greece. Pri­or to the MA\, Dim­i­tra worked as free­lance archi­tect in Berlin.forensic-architecture.org \n\n\n\n\n\nMitchell Esa­jas (The Black Archives)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDim­i­tra Andritsou\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMitchell Esa­jas is co-founder of New Urban Col­lec­tive\, a net­work for stu­dents and young pro­fes­sion­als from diverse back­grounds with a focus on the Suri­namese\, Caribbean and African dias­po­ra. Esa­jas stud­ied Busi­ness Stud­ies and Anthro­pol­o­gy at the Vri­je Uni­ver­siteit Ams­ter­dam. In 2016 he co-found­ed the Black Archives in Ams­ter­dam\, a cul­tur­al cen­ter based on a unique col­lec­tion of books\, doc­u­ments and arte­facts doc­u­ment­ing the his­to­ries of Suri­namese and Black peo­ple in the Dutch con­text. The Black Archives devel­ops exhi­bi­tions and pub­lic pro­grams based on the col­lec­tions and urgent soci­etal issues.theblackarchives.nlForen­sic Archi­tec­ture (FA) is a research agency based at Gold­smiths\, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lon­don. It under­takes advanced spa­tial and media inves­ti­ga­tions into cas­es of human rights vio­la­tions\, with and on behalf of com­mu­ni­ties affect­ed by polit­i­cal vio­lence\, human rights orga­ni­za­tions\, inter­na­tion­al pros­e­cu­tors\, envi­ron­men­tal jus­tice groups\, and media orga­ni­za­tions. Dim­i­tra Andrit­sou is an archi­tec­tur­al researcher at Foren­sic Archi­tec­ture since Octo­ber 2019\, and her role includes 3d mod­el­ling and dig­i­tal rep­re­sen­ta­tions along­side prepa­ra­tion for nov­el tes­ti­mo­ni­al and evi­den­tiary tech­niques. Dim­i­tra grad­u­at­ed in 2017 from the School of Archi­tec­ture of the Aris­to­tle Uni­ver­si­ty of Thes­sa­loni­ki\, and in 2019 she com­plet­ed with dis­tinc­tion the MA in Research Archi­tec­ture at Gold­smiths\, Uni­ver­si­ty of Lon­don. Her work at the Cen­tre for Research Archi­tec­ture revolved around spa­tial pol­i­tics of migra­tion and bor­der­ing\, focus­ing on the reit­er­a­tive emer­gence of fire at migrant encamp­ments in Greece. Pri­or to the MA\, Dim­i­tra worked as free­lance archi­tect in Berlin.forensic-architecture.org \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nMitchell Esa­jas (The Black Archives)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDim­i­tra Andritsou
URL:https://livingthecity.eu/event/double-feature-1-the-black-archives-making-history-visible-2-sarah-nankivell-forensic-architecture-cities-of-living-archeologies/
LOCATION:Agora\, Platz der Luftbrücke 5\, Berlin\, 12101
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