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Erhard Schüttpelz: “Of Mimicry and White Man”
English original version Lecture, Nov 27, 2019
Rajkamal Kahlon: “Of Mimicry and White Man”
Introduction by Anselm Franke English original version Lecture, Nov 27, 2019
Kalpana R. Seshadri: “Of Mimicry and White Man”
Englisch original version Lecture, Nov 27, 2019
Ciraj Rassool: Rethinking the Ethnographic in Museums in South Africa and Germany: Mimicry, Violence and the Challenges of Decolonization
English original version Keynote, talk, Nov 1, 2019
Rosalind C. Morris: No Looking Back: Julius Lips, Laughter and the Limits of Mimesis
English original version Keynote, talk, Nov 1, 2019
Paris Calligrammes: Exhibition tour with Ulrike Ottinger
German original version with English subtitles Oct 13, 2019
Ahmad Beydoun: Discursive Management of a Paralyzed System: Communitarianism in Lebanon
Introduction: Rabih Mroué In English Non-academic lecture, Oct 6, 2017
How to Narrate War? Images and Counter-images
Talk with Peter Geimer, Marcel Mettelsiefen und Valentin Groebner
What Does Reporting Cost?
Talk with Marcel Mettelsiefen, Kattrin Lempp und Michael Kamber. Host: Valentin Groebner
Bearing Witness
Talk with Ulrich C. Baer (Professor of German and Comparative Literature, New York), Philip Gourevitch (journalist, author, editor), Liao Yiwu (Chinese author, reporter, musician and poet) and Carolin Emcke (curator)
Who decides?
Panel with Carroll Bogert, Klaus Reinhardt, Jon Lee Anderson. Moderation: Carolin Emcke
How to Narrate War? Limits of Narration or: Constraint, Shame, Guilt 2
Talk with Jon Lee Anderson, Ulrich C. Baer, Colette Braeckman
How to Narrate War? Limits of Narration or: Constraint, Shame, Guilt 1
Talk with Ethel Grace Matala de Mazza, Karl Marlantes, Lawrence Weschler
Opening Speech | Bernd M. Scherer, Carolin Emcke and Valentin Groebner
Opening speech by Director Bernd M. Scherer and the curators Carolin Emcke and Valentin Groebner
Omar Amiralay: "Documentary, history and memory"
´DI/VISIONS. Kultur und Politik im Nahen Osten Stimmen, Gespräche, Projektionen. Ein Programm von Catherine David. Sa, 08. Dezember 2007 — So, 13. Januar 2008
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