BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-the-questions-florian-malzacher-art-of-assembly DTSTAMP:20251009T160419Z DTSTART:20251129T150000Z DTEND:20251129T170000Z SUMMARY:The Questions | Florian Malzacher: Art of Assembly DESCRIPTION:The Art of Assembly\, a series of talks by author\, dramaturg and curator Florian Malzacher\, explores the potential of assemblies in ac tivism\, art and politics. In the context of The Questions\, the focus is on intergenerational coming together. 29. November 2025\, 16:00-18:00 \n What Makes a City II: Social PalimpsestsMuseum GunzenhauserSpeakers: Sajad Habibi\, Darren O’Donnell\, Cecile Sandten\nHow could our cities look i f they were not still mainly designed around the needs and imaginations of Western white men? What if urban planning began with the perspectives of children\, the elderly\, migrants\, and those who are usually planned for — but rarely listened to? This edition of The Art of Assembly examines h ow intergenerational\, intercultural\, and inclusive approaches can transf orm the ways cities are thought\, built\, and inhabited. Literary scholar Cecile Sandten understands cities as palimpsests\, in which overlapping sp atial and representational layers reveal processes of change\, power\, and interpretation within urban space. Artist and theatre maker Darren O’Do nnell discusses how participatory models that centre children and intergen erational exchange can change the social fabric. Sajad Habibi\, expert res ident elected to the Migration Advisory Board of Chemnitz\, brings perspec tives from migrant and refugee communities into urban policy and represent ation.\nThis edition of The Art of Assembly is part of The Questions\, a p roject by UK based artist group Quarantine\, who are working with local pe ople across generations in twin cities Manchester and Chemnitz to explore what we value and why—both individually and as a society. \nThe Questio ns at Museum Gunzenhauser is part of the exhibition project Best of II: Vi sitors' Choice.\n\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The Art of Assemb ly\, a series of talks by author\, dramaturg and curator Florian Malzacher\, explores the potential of assemblies in activism\, art and pol itics. In the context of The Questions\, the focus is on intergenerational coming together. \;

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What Makes a City II: Social Palimpsests
Museum Gunzenhauser
Speakers: Sajad Habibi\, Da rren O’Donnell\, Cecile Sandten

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How could our cities look if the y were not still mainly designed around the needs and imaginations of West ern white men? What if urban planning began with the perspectives of child ren\, the elderly\, migrants\, and those who are usually planned for — b ut rarely listened to? This edition of The Art of Assembly examines how in tergenerational\, intercultural\, and inclusive approaches can transform t he ways cities are thought\, built\, and inhabited. Literary scholar Cecil e Sandten understands cities as palimpsests\, in which overlapping spatial and representational layers reveal processes of change\, power\, and inte rpretation within urban space. Artist and theatre maker Darren O’Donnell discusses how participatory models that centre children and intergenerati onal exchange can change the social fabric. Sajad Habibi\, expert resident elected to the Migration Advisory Board of Chemnitz\, brings perspectives from migrant and refugee communities into urban policy and representation .

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This edition of The Art of Assembly is part of The Questions< /i>\, a project by UK based artist group Quarantine\, who are worki ng with local people across generations in twin cities Manchester and Chem nitz to explore what we value and why—both individually and as a society . \;

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The Questions at Museum G unzenhauser is part of the exhibition project Best of II: Visitors' Choice.

\n\n LOCATION:Chemnitz\, Museum Gunzenhauser (https://www.kunstsammlungen-chemn itz.de/en/haeuser/museum-gunzenhauser/) END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR