FLASHBACK- Die Chronik 2016-2026

Description

Book: FLASHBACK- Die Chronik 2016-2026, Eine Stadt Wird Bunt
Language: German
Dimensions: 285 x 220 x 32 mm.
Weight: 1.57 kg.
Paperback with thread stitching and two different types of paper on 150 g/m² paper.
Pages: 320
Photos: over 650

Editors: Oliver “Davis” Nebel, Frank Petering, Mirko Reisser, Andreas “Cario” Timm.

Authors: Mathias Becker (Behnken, Becker & Partner), Dennis Kraus, Oliver Karan, Allan Gretzki, Ondrej Skrabal, Jakob Hinze, Marita Brinkmann.

Editorial and design assistance: KP Flügel, Oliver Herbst (Platin Mukke), Sandra Sodemann (Behnken, Becker & Partner), Falk Schacht, Mirko Reisser.

This comprehensive book is a review of ten years full of ideas, exhibitions, events and encounters and documents the success story that began with the first research in 2016 – a FLASHBACK to ten years that have made Eine Stadt Wird Bunt (A CITY BECOMES COLOURFUL) a cultural beacon.

FLASHBACK documents all facets of the EINE STADT WIRD BUNT project over the past ten years: from the development of the idea and the intensive research since 2016 to crowdfunding and the production of the book, to the first presentations at festivals, galleries and museums. A special focus is the large exhibition at the Museum of Hamburg History (2022 – 2024) with its diverse exhibition views. This is supplemented by all the content of the interactive app “EINE STADT WIRD BUNT”, by workshops, lectures and talks as well as by accompanying publications, events and numerous activities.

Readers experience a complete review of these years, supplemented by interviews with the project initiators, background reports and previously unpublished image material from the 1980s.

FLASHBACK makes visible the emergence of a new, living culture of remembrance that has significantly shaped the city of Hamburg over the past ten years and inspired many actors in other cities.

This publication is kindly supported by the wissensART Foundation, the CSMC – Understanding Written Artefacts of the University of Hamburg and OVOL Papier.