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Im Jahr 2011 jährten sich zum 70. Mal zwei tiefe Einschnitte in der Geschichte Ost- bzw. Südosteuropas: Der deutsche Angriff auf Jugoslawien am 6. April und der Überfall auf die Sowjetunion am 22. Juni 1941. 20 Jahre nach dem Zusammenbruch beider Vielvölkerstaaten zählt die Geschichte des Widerstandes und des letztlich siegreichen Krieges gegen die deutschen Invasoren immer noch zu den zentralen T...

Im Jahr 2011 jährten sich zum 70. Mal zwei tiefe Einschnitte in der Geschichte Ost- bzw. Südosteuropas: Der deutsche Angriff auf Jugoslawien am 6. April und der Überfall auf die Sowjetunion am 22. Juni 1941. 20 Jahre nach dem Zusammenbruch beider Vielvölkerstaaten zählt die Geschichte des Widerstandes und des letztlich siegreichen Krieges gegen die deutschen Invasoren immer noch zu den zentralen T...

Im Jahr 2011 jährten sich zum 70. Mal zwei tiefe Einschnitte in der Geschichte Ost- bzw. Südosteuropas: Der deutsche Angriff auf Jugoslawien am 6. April und der Überfall auf die Sowjetunion am 22. Juni 1941. 20 Jahre nach dem Zusammenbruch beider Vielvölkerstaaten zählt die Geschichte des Widerstandes und des letztlich siegreichen Krieges gegen die deutschen Invasoren immer noch zu den zentralen T...

Im Jahr 2011 jährten sich zum 70. Mal zwei tiefe Einschnitte in der Geschichte Ost- bzw. Südosteuropas: Der deutsche Angriff auf Jugoslawien am 6. April und der Überfall auf die Sowjetunion am 22. Juni 1941. 20 Jahre nach dem Zusammenbruch beider Vielvölkerstaaten zählt die Geschichte des Widerstandes und des letztlich siegreichen Krieges gegen die deutschen Invasoren immer noch zu den zentralen T...

Im Jahr 2011 jährten sich zum 70. Mal zwei tiefe Einschnitte in der Geschichte Ost- bzw. Südosteuropas: Der deutsche Angriff auf Jugoslawien am 6. April und der Überfall auf die Sowjetunion am 22. Juni 1941. 20 Jahre nach dem Zusammenbruch beider Vielvölkerstaaten zählt die Geschichte des Widerstandes und des letztlich siegreichen Krieges gegen die deutschen Invasoren immer noch zu den zentralen T...

The role of visual and participatory arts in the empowerment of communities The workshop deals with the role of visual and participatory arts in the empowerment of communities and rights-holders (such as migrants, etc.), and in facilitating exchange and the production of common political and cultural platforms as areas of participation and articulation. It focusses on examples of South America, Pa...

The forum examines approaches adopted by artists who, on pragmatic and theoretical levels, have taken discursive positions in the realm of art developed outside museums and galleries. Here, (art) concepts will be clarified, with the further aim of comparing historical and contemporary practices. Different modes of fostering meaning with regard to art in public space, art as public space, and art i...

Welcome and Introduction Barbara Unmüßig (President Heinrich Böll Foundation) Dirk Scheelje (Board Member Heinrich Böll Foundation Schleswig-Holstein) and Plenary Session: Potentials of arts and culture for social transformation What are the potentials of arts and culture for social transformation? Does empowering individuals really increase their social and political participation and therefore l...

Art in public space: Democracy and participation Against the backdrop of the growing privatisation of the public sphere, increasing importance is being attached to providing transparent and democratic structures for selecting and commissioning art in public space. Based on traditional public art, over the last few decades, art competitions have emerged as a possible and important means of implemen...

Connecting and catalysing: Aesthetics, community and ecology toward a culture of sustainability Which situations, which challenges is art playing with, at the crossroads of ecologies, communities, and aesthetics? How does art work as a seismograph and catalyst of deeper transformations? How can art contribute to sensitise for and unpack the complexities we have to deal with in our lives? Where are...

Fostering the transition towards cultures of sustainability – A policy debate Which institutional frameworks, support structures, policy processes, and funding designs may foster – rather than hinder or limit – art‘s transformative potential towards cultures of sustainability? How to retain subversive imagination, openness for transformations, and avoid instrumentalisation? How to genuinely integr...

Good life in times of cholera and other turbulences – What role for cultural governance? What type of promotion and protection is needed for cultural expressions from the side of decision-makers and political administrators? Why is there a need for support of the arts without control of content? In an international perspective on cultural policy – What is conducive, what is obstructive? How do the...

Independently run, autonomous artistic initiatives outside official structures have become important factors in art in public space. These projects not only create artistic platforms aimed at incorporating artists but also exploit multifariously communicative, hence social and political, possibilities for contributing to the way public space is treated by the public. The workshop will present vari...

No change angels – Artists and social transformation Artists are not working outside political and social structures but are agents who are involved and are a part of them, as are curators and art patrons. Does it make sense to expect artists to contribute to social transformation? This forum offers the perspectives of four professionals as a starting point to discuss their leverage and their work...

Closing Plenary Session The closing session will give the floor to the observers of the four sections of the conference: Patricia Kistenmacher (Art for Social Transformation), MarcusGraf (Public Art), Marco Kusumawijaya (Art toward Cultures of Sustainability), and Onur Suzan Kömürcü Nobrega (Cultural Policy Strategies and Funding Structures) will reflect on the discussions and results of the two d...

Speed project presentations This session will give 10 conference delegates the opportunity to present their recent projects in a visual and oral presentation lasting 5 minutes. The speed presentations will be followed by a short discussion at the end. Presenters (among others): Gilles Fontolliet (Artist, Zurich) Johannes Heimrath (Club of Budapest International) June Josephs-Langa (CEO “Indalo Yet...

The essential and possible contribution of art to the culture of the public realm Three quite different projects exemplify possible contributions that art can make to the culture of the public realm. The ensuing debate will examine these examples in terms of their impact on their respective urban societies. Discussion will be focussed on the participatory approach and aspects of commemorative cult...

The next revolution will not be funded Is art to be understood as a philosophically acting entity – a brand of modernism that is revolutionary and perpetually unfinished – for which a public still has to be invented? Or will art only be encouraged, supported, and recognised if it does justice to prescribed criteria and merely “supplies” a culture industry? The consequence would be that important p...

The next revolution will not be funded Is art to be understood as a philosophically acting entity – a brand of modernism that is revolutionary and perpetually unfinished – for which a public still has to be invented? Or will art only be encouraged, supported, and recognised if it does justice to prescribed criteria and merely “supplies” a culture industry? The consequence would be that important p...

The role of art for a global (environ)mental cultural change The panel puts forward the central questions of the thematic stream as elaborated in the background text for the stream: Which transformations in our “mental infrastructures” do we need for a transition towards “cultures of sustainability”? What role may art play in a global (environ)mental change process? Speakers: Gianluca Bocchi (Prof...

Eröffnung und Gesprächsleitung: Ralf Fücks – Vorstand Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Gesprächsrunde mit: Reinhard Bütikofer – MdEP Sylke Tempel – Journalistin, Hg. Internationale Politik, Berlin Colette Avital – ehem. Knesset-Abgeordnete

Gesprächsrunde mit: Nitzan Horowitz – Knesset-Abgeordneter (Meretz), Tel Aviv Amir Mizroch – Journalist, Tel Aviv Marieluise Beck – MdB, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, Berlin U.K. Preuß – Staatsrechtler, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin Moderation: Ralf Fücks – Vorstand, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung

Vorträge und Gesprächsrunde mit: Shimon Stein – ehemaliger Botschafter des Staates Israel in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland Gadi Algazi – Historiker, Tel Aviv University Moderation: Marc Berthold – Leiter des Büros der Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung in Tel Aviv

Vorträge und Gesprächsrunde mit: Claus Leggewie – Politikwissenschaftler, Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut der Universität Essen Yossi Yonah – Erziehungswissenschaftler, Philosoph, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem Rainer Ohliger – Netzwerk Migration in Europa, Berlin Moderation: Bernd Asbach – Referatsleiter Naher & Mittlerer Osten, Heinrich- Böll-Stiftung, Be...

Vorträge: Micha Brumlik – Erziehungswissenschaftler und Publizist, Universität Frankfurt a. M. Naomi Chazan – New Israel Fund, Head School of Government, Academic College of Tel-Aviv-Yaffo, Prof. em. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, ehem. Knesset-Abgeordnete (Meretz) Gesprächsrunde mit: Michael Wolffsohn – Historiker, Hochschule der Bundeswehr, München Carlo Strenger – Psychoanalytiker, Tel Aviv Un...