Frishteh ist vor einigen Jahren aus Afghanistan weggegangen. Sie ist gefangen zwischen einem ruhigen Leben in Berlin und dem unruhigen Leben in Kabul, in dem ihre Familie und ihre Freunde wohnen. Ein Film von der Theaterleiterin und Filmemacherin Frishteh Sadati in Kooperation mit der angehenden Filmeditorin Lin Xin.
Was liegt unter dem Volkspark Prenzlauer Berg vergraben und wie schnell kann ich diesen herunterrollen? Ein Film von der bildenden Künstlerin Eva Susanne Schmidhuber in Kooperation mit der Kiezgruppe von Joudi Abazid, Marwa Alnader, Lana Alkurdi, Greisa Demiri, Juana Hoxha, Lana u. Massa Kouli, Rabia Naghshbandi, Maria Safi, Marc-Antoine Carcéréri, Heiderose Häsler, Birgitta Wolf. Der Film ist in Zusammenarbeit mit der Gemeinschaftunterkunft Konrad-Wolf-Straße (Volkssolidarität) entstanden.
Musikalischer Spaziergang mit der OpernAkademie Berlin e.V, in der Gustav-Adolf-Str. in Weißensee. Ein Film von Grafikdesigner und Kameramann Andrés Castoldi in Kooperation mit den Schüler*innen und Kursteilnehmer*innen der Opernakademie.
Was haben Haar und Styling mit dem Thema “Vielfalt” zu tun? Ein Film von der Filmpädagogin Maude Fornaro in Kooperation mit 3 Jungen aus dem Jugendclub Mahler 20 in Weißensee.
„Ich weiß nicht, was von mir erwartet wird. Das macht Chaos in meinem Kopf”. Ein Film des multimedialen Künstlers Jakob Joiko in Kooperation mit Baraa Kanaa.
The “Pop-Up Teahouse Berlin” was a special summer 2021 place making project created and hosted at C*SPACE Berlin. On six Saturdays between July and October the charming yard of the former furniture factory in the neighbourhood of Weissensee was transformed into an outdoor teahouse, that was not only a place for casual tea hangouts, informal transcultural dialogues and talks, but also a platform for design workshops as well for artistic performances at night. Find here a photo documentation and some videos…
Mit Förderung des Fonds Soziokultur /Neustart Kultur präsentierte CITYMAKERS diesen Herbst in Berlin: “Vielfalt entdecken – Partizipative Video Walks”. Wir stellten die Fragen, “Was für interessante und vor allem vielfältige Geschichten von Menschen und Orten gibt es in unserem jeweiligen Kiez? Was macht Vielfalt aus?” 5 engagierte Künstler*innen und gesellschaftlichen Akteur*innen haben diese Fragen durch tolle filmische Stadtspaziergänge beantwortet und wir möchten sie hier zeigen!
Everything is always in flow 一切皆流 : When two artists from Beijing got stranded in Berlin, their creative energy fundamentally changed the face of the CITYMAKERS residence.
Das multimediale Wechselspiel von Keep Wuhan Walking – bestehend aus Audio-Atmosphären, Reportagen, Essays und wissenschaftlichen Einordnungen – führt die Flanierenden digital durch Wuhan – ob vor dem Bildschirm, im Lesesessel oder unterwegs über Kopfhörer.
The multimedia interplay of Keep Wuhan Keep Online Magazine – consisting of audio atmospheres, video impressions, reports, essays and scientific writings – guides you as strollers through Wuhan digitally – in front of the screen at home or on site in Wuhan.
The Virtual Walk “Walking the Chinese Countryside” explores the Sichuanese countryside, while the protagonist interacts with locals and foreigners, reflecting on not just structural, but also lifestyle differences between urban and rural spaces.
Is Berlin a „green” city? What projects, places and people are contributing to a sustainable future for the German capital? In the search for answers to these questions, filmmakers Kika Yang and Randolfe Camarotto, set-out to produce a video walk. The project was a cooperation between CITYMAKERS and the Sino-German Urbanisation Partnership implemented by the GIZ.
URBANI[XX] is a German-Chinese alumni network on the topic of urbanization and urban development. Aiming to find new solutions to current issues in urban development URBANI[XX] brings together German and Chinese alumni in the field. The network is coordinated by the China- Center of the Technical University of Berlin and organizes regular networking events like the China-Lunch.
The Sino-German Urbanisation Partnership, founded in 2013 and implemented by the GIZ focuses on promoting sustainable, integrated urban development in China and Germany, aiming for the effective reduction of CO2 emissions, a more balanced distribution of urban conurbations and an improvement in the quality of life in Chinese cities.
The Network for Architecture Exchange (NAX) is an initiative of the Federal Chamber of German Architects, supporting German planners on their way abroad and promoting the brand ‘Architecture made in Germany’ worldwide. Together with CITYMAKERS China- Europe, NAX organised the Delegational Programm: NAX GOES CHINA.
The Ruhr-Regions offers many discussion topics of relevance in Europe AND in China, e.g: What are approaches of transition for industrial legacy cities towards sustainable futures? How can culture and nature be drivers in that process? The 2nd CITYMAKERS Ruhr Network Meeting by invitation of CITYMAKERS-Fellow Sebastian Schlecht and in cooperation with the City of Duisburg and the local Confucius Institute took place in September.
A walk through Luxembourg, one of the European capitals, focussing on the topic of European identity. A film by Rémi Mazourine.
Following issues on Green life in Berlin. From Kleigartenanlage Am Volkspark e.V., Interkultureller Garten Lichtenberg up to Vattenfall Wärme Berlin AG. Berlin has given several answers on how to live a green way. A film by Yilan Zeng.
East Railway Station Hangzhou, China. The Chinese character “Entrance” outlines the location of the camera. A film by Hu Yue.
A studio in “Iowa”, an artist compound in the Caochangdi Village in Beijing, was forcibly demolished. Since then, the life has entered a state of uncertainty. A film by Zhang Ruo.
City of Books. Libraries. A personal perception on the quality of spaces in the city. A film by Anna W. I. Au.