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Different theatre and music groups at former Stasi headquarters in Lichtenberg (Campus for Democracy) showed their thoughts, songs and plays.
  Schüler:innen der Mildred-Harnack-Schule

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“The tension of the Cold War was almost physically palpable.”

Mapping the Archive is now on display in the window of daadgalerie! The 5x4 meter map we designed stretches across the entire window front and, in combination with the website we built, forms a hybrid exhibition format.

Marked on the Berlin map are places of particular interest to the DAAD fellows during their stays in the 1980s and 1990s. The project explores the network of relationships discovered by the former fellows.

A map-based website as an interactive archive.

Our interactive website allows users to locate, contextualize, and explore historical and artistic documents, opening up a continuously growing network of digitized archival material. Through performative interventions and screenings, the website is regularly activated and translated into the current context.

The Mapping the Archive exhibition at daadgalerie is visible daily from 12 to 9 PM (from the outside). It includes audiovisual works by: Clemens Klopfenstein, David Lamelas, Stephen Dwoskin.

Curated by: Natalie Keppler and Kaspar Aebi.

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