Tell me a picture: Photography project with Ukrainian young people in the town hall of Lichtenberg

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Die Künstlerin Masha Pryven eröffnet die Ausstellung „Erzähl mir ein Bild“ am Dienstag, den 4. Juni 2024, um 18 Uhr im Rathaus Lichtenberg in Berlin. Die Ausstellung präsentiert Ergebnisse eines Fotografie-Projektes, das die ukrainisch-deutsche Künstlerin im Jahr 2022 mit ukrainischen Jugendlichen im Bezirk Lichtenberg durchgeführt hat. Die Schülerinnen und Schüler des Lichtenberger Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasiums haben im Rahmen des Projekts ihre Erfahrungen der Flucht und des Neuanfangs in Berlin kreativ verarbeitet. Durch die Gestaltung eines eigenen Alphabets, indem sie die deutschen Buchstaben neu interpretierten und in Fotografien umsetzten, konnten die Jugendlichen ihre neue Lebenssituation reflektieren. Die Ausstellung wird von Bezirksbürgermeister Martin Schaefer …
The artist Masha Pryven opens the exhibition "Tell me a picture" on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, at 6 p.m. in the Lichtenberg town hall in Berlin. The exhibition presents the results of a photography project that the Ukrainian-German artist carried out in 2022 with Ukrainian young people in the Lichtenberg district. The students of the Lichtenberger Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium have creatively processed their experiences of flight and new beginning in Berlin as part of the project. By designing their own alphabet by reinterpreting the German letters and implementing them in photographs, the young people were able to reflect on their new life situation. The exhibition is made by district mayor Martin Schaefer ... (Symbolbild/MB)

The artist Masha Pryven opens the exhibition "Tell me a picture" on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, at 6 p.m. in the Lichtenberg town hall in Berlin. The exhibition presents the results of a photography project that the Ukrainian-German artist carried out in 2022 with Ukrainian young people in the Lichtenberg district. The students of the Lichtenberger Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium have creatively processed their experiences of flight and new beginning in Berlin as part of the project. By designing their own alphabet by reinterpreting and implementing the German letters and implementing them in photographs, the young people were able to reflect on their new life situation.

The exhibition is opened by district mayor Martin Schaefer, who will speak some introductory words. Afterwards, Zhanna Kramer, coordinator for the community work at the integration officer of the Lichtenberg district office, will report on the support of the Ukrainian refugees in the district. The exhibition "Tell me a picture" can be viewed in the town hall corridors on the first and second floor until August 2, 2024. The project was funded by the Lichtenberg district office by means of the Berlin Project Fund of Cultural Education.

The most important information about the exhibition is summarized in the following table:

| Date | June 4 - August 2, 2024 |
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| Time | 6:00 p.m. |
| Location | Rathaus Lichtenberg, Möllendorffstraße 6, 10367 Berlin |
| Organizer | District office Lichtenberg |
| Financing | Berlin Project Fund Cultural Education |
| Topic | Photography project with Ukrainian adolescents |
| Special features | Young people shape their own alphabet and interpret German letters new |

The exhibition offers a unique perspective on the experiences of Ukrainian young people in Lichtenberg and is a creative opportunity to deal with the topics of flight and integration. Visitors can look forward to an inspiring and touching exhibition that stimulates both aesthetically and content.


Source: www.berlin.de