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SUMMARY:Exhibition "Next Gen East x Shift change"
DESCRIPTION:Duration of the exhibition: 16 November - 20 December\, Wednes
 day-Sunday 14:00-20:00\nFor a long time\, the view of the East was limited
  to Germany. But the history of transformation after 1989 is European. Not
  all socialism was the same - and its consequences also differed. It is th
 erefore interesting to see what young people think about it today. It also
  explores what remains when places\, and therefore memories\, are in dange
 r of disappearing.\nThe project "Generations Stories: Overcoming Borders\,
  Shaping Identity(ies)"\, which is being realised as part of the Capital o
 f Culture Chemnitz 2025\, arose from intergenerational discussions in Chem
 nitz\, Zwickau and Thalheim\, workshops and encounters in Germany\, Poland
  and the Czech Republic.\nThe exhibition "Next Gen East x Shift Change"\, 
 developed by artist Luise von Cossart\, brings together these voices and e
 ncounters. It shows a search for origins\, stories and memories of differe
 nt generations. Italso shows how young people from Germany\, Poland and th
 e Czech Republic experienced the changes after 1989 - and what can still b
 e felt today. Von Cossart found the basis for "Shift Change" in a place th
 at itself tells of change: abandoned halls on the site of the RAW in Halle
  (Saale). An archive of everyday life in a former GDR factory was created 
 among the files\, clothing and protocols left behind.\nA space for encount
 er(s)\nThe exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to come to terms wit
 h their own history. Visitors can write down memories and place them in th
 e "insert title of the sculpture". In this way\, a mosaic of memories grow
 s with each visitor and each story. The exhibition is accompanied by a sup
 porting programme: In November\, Theresa Katz will read from her book "Vie
 lseitig desinteressiert & trotzdem voller Meinung - Wie viel Wahrheit stec
 kt hinter dem Generationenkonflikt?". There will also be an evening dedica
 ted to intergenerational dialogue: This will bring together people with ex
 perience of the GDR and children of the post-reunification period.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Duration of the exhibition: 16 Nov
 ember - 20 December\, Wednesday-Sunday 14:00-20:00</strong></p>\n<p><i>For
  a long time\, the view of the East was limited to Germany. But the histor
 y of transformation after 1989 is European. Not all socialism was the same
  - and its consequences also differed. It is therefore interesting to see 
 what young people think about it today. It also explores what remains when
  places\, and therefore memories\, are in danger of disappearing.</i></p>\
 n<p>The project<strong> "Generations Stories: Overcoming Borders\, Shaping
  Identity(ies)"\,</strong> which is being realised as part of the Capital 
 of Culture Chemnitz 2025\, arose from intergenerational discussions in Che
 mnitz\, Zwickau and Thalheim\, workshops and encounters in Germany\, Polan
 d and the Czech Republic.</p>\n<p>The exhibition <strong>"Next Gen East x 
 Shift Change"\,</strong> developed by artist Luise von Cossart\, brings to
 gether these voices and encounters. It shows a search for origins\, storie
 s and memories of different generations.<i> It</i>also shows how young peo
 ple from Germany\, Poland and the Czech Republic experienced the changes a
 fter 1989 - and what can still be felt today. Von Cossart found the basis 
 for "<strong>Shift Change"</strong> in a place that itself tells of change
 : abandoned halls on the site of the RAW in Halle (Saale). An archive of e
 veryday life in a former GDR factory was created among the files\, clothin
 g and protocols left behind.</p>\n<p><strong>A space for encounter(s)</str
 ong></p>\n<p>The exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to come to ter
 ms with their own history. Visitors can write down memories and place them
  in the "<strong>insert title of the sculpture</strong>". In this way\, a 
 mosaic of memories grows with each visitor and each story. The exhibition 
 is accompanied by a supporting programme: In November\, Theresa Katz will 
 read from her book "Vielseitig desinteressiert &amp\; trotzdem voller Mein
 ung - Wie viel Wahrheit steckt hinter dem Generationenkonflikt?". There wi
 ll also be an evening dedicated to intergenerational dialogue: This will b
 ring together people with experience of the GDR and children of the post-r
 eunification period.</p>
LOCATION:Chemnitz Open Space
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