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Victoria Martínez Sonnenallee <> Niederschönhausen 2017, Bard College Berlin This is a soundscape depicting the journey from Sonnenallee – also known as ‘Little Turkey’- to Niederschönhausen, a neighbourhood predominant in old German families. The places are 14 kilometers and 10 S-Bahn stations away from each other. Whilst listening to the journey that connects these two…
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Maheen Atif and Anna Gersh Migrant Women: A Litany for Survival 2017, Bard College Berlin In narratives concerning migration, even honest representations often only tell half the story. Women have largely been left out of portrayals of migration in the media, in academia, in activism and in art. This work visually expresses aspects of migrant…
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Nina Lewis A Haggadah for Migration Memory 2017, Bard College Berlin Presented here is a Haggadah that I both compiled and contributed to. A Haggadah isthe book which guides participants through the ritual of celebrating the Jewish holiday of Passover. For me, Passover is the most intersectional Jewish holiday in terms of relating to the…
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Marga Hattingh Fredrich# 2017, Bard College Berlin The Liberal Arts is at once an ideal and a reality, an institutionalised concept that is constantly shifting shape as it is transplanted through space and time. With its roots in classical antiquity and the Enlightenment, the Liberal Arts has extended across the globe, flourishing in the United…
