Ika Hügel-Marshall: An evening full of memories in the Schöneberg Museum

Ika Hügel-Marshall: An evening full of memories in the Schöneberg Museum

On December 3 at 6 p.m., the Schöneberg Museum will be the center of honoring a remarkable personality: Ika Hügel-Marshall, which has decisively shaped the Afro-German movement since the 1980s. On this occasion, an evening of the artist, author and activist takes place as part of the CrossKultur festival series, who illuminates the creative performance and the influence of Hügel-Marshall. At this event, some of her work, which is posthumously handed over by her partner Dagmar Schultz of the art collection of the Tempelhof-Schöneberg museums, will be presented. As berlin.de , the sculptor Stephen Lawson and the companion Kathleen Knötzsch are talking about Ika Hügel-Marshalls.

ika Hügel-Marshall, born on March 13, 1947 and died on April 21, 2022, was an outstanding figure in the intersectional anti-racist movement and an important artist. Her partner Dagmar Schultz, who was also involved in the creation of video content about her life, will play a central role in this. These videos, which reflect the fascination and friendship with IKA and Dagmar, were originally created out of personal connection and were part of events, such as memory of the 50 years of lesbian movement, organized by Mahide Lein. These aspects were highlighted by gerlindinstitute.org

A look at Ika Hügel-Marshalls Erbe

The event in the Schöneberg Museum will not only show graphics and films about the artist, but also offer a platform to show the beginnings and developments in Hugel-Marshall's work. She is considered a co -founder of Adefra, an organization for Afro -German women, and her diverse commitment includes artistic, writer and advisory for social issues. Your life and work offer valuable insights into Afro-German identity and the challenges with which this community is confronted.