Opening exhibition Never again and now in Bärenzwinger Berlin

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Die Ausstellung „Nie wieder und jetzt“ im Bärenzwinger Berlin, die am 8. Mai 2024 eröffnet wird, beschäftigt sich mit politischen Grenzphänomenen, insbesondere Rechtsextremismus und faschistischen Ideologien sowie dem schwierigen Umgang mit dem Erbe des Nationalsozialismus heute. Die Künstler Laura Fiorio und Jakob Ganslmeier präsentieren ihre künstlerischen Arbeiten, die sich mit dem Umgang mit der NS-Vergangenheit und radikalen Ideologien beschäftigen. Die Ausstellung läuft vom 9. Mai bis 21. Juli 2024 und ist kostenlos zugänglich. Laura Fiorio, geboren 1985 und in Berlin ansässig, nutzt Fotografie, Installation und Forschung, um den Umgang mit der NS-Vergangenheit in Familien zu erforschen. Sie lädt Besucher ein, …
The exhibition "Never again and now" in the Bärenzwinger Berlin, which will open on May 8, 2024, deals with political border phenomena, especially right -wing extremism and fascist ideologies as well as the difficult handling of the legacy of National Socialism today. The artists Laura Fiorio and Jakob Ganslmeier present their artistic work, which deal with dealing with the Nazi past and radical ideologies. The exhibition runs from May 9 to July 21, 2024 and is available free of charge. Laura Fiorio, born in 1985 and in Berlin, uses photography, installation and research to explore how to deal with the Nazi past in families. She invites visitors ... (Symbolbild/MB)

The exhibition "Never again and now" in the Bärenzwinger Berlin, which will open on May 8, 2024, deals with political border phenomena, especially right -wing extremism and fascist ideologies as well as the difficult handling of the legacy of National Socialism today. The artists Laura Fiorio and Jakob Ganslmeier present their artistic work, which deal with dealing with the Nazi past and radical ideologies. The exhibition runs from May 9 to July 21, 2024 and is available free of charge.

Laura Fiorio, born in 1985 and based in Berlin, uses photography, installation and research to explore how to deal with the Nazi past in families. She invites visitors to contribute personal contributions such as photographs or documents from family archives to the exhibition. Fiorio questions the dynamics of memory and linking personal and historical history.

Jakob Ganslmeier, born in 1990 and living in the Hague, is a visual artist and photographer who specializes in the disassembly of radical ideologies. His photo work in cooperation with Exit Germany addresses the traces and continuities of fascist symbols, especially in the form of tattoos. Ganslmeier's works have already been exhibited in renowned museums and awarded various prices.

The exhibition is supervised by curators Julius Kaftan and Lina Kröger and supported by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion. Accompanying events such as workshops and theater performances complement the exhibition program to address a wide audience. The media contact data of the Mitte district office is available for further information.


Source: www.berlin.de