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The sound and video installation entitled how to live in the echo of other places offers the opportunity to experience subjective memories of distant places both visually and acoustically, but in the urban space. For several months, Kahrs is to occupy the premises of Schuppen 29 [Shed 29] at the former Free Port of Hamburg, the end point of an imaginary line between the old city centre and HafenCity. The project is organized within the 8th Triennial of Photography Hamburg 2022.
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After equally delighting inhabitants, art enthusiasts and passers-by during the month of August in 2019, Canadian artist Terence Koh’s BEE CHAPEL HAFENCITY moved from the Störtebeker Ufer to the rooftop of the Ecumenical Forum HafenCity. After recovering in a protected place during wintertime, the bees returned back to the BEE CHAPEL on the roof of the Ecumenical Forum, where the installation is open again for visitors.
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The invisible Hand is a free digital channel from IMAGINE THE CITY that will accompany the 8th Photography Triennale Hamburg from May 18 to July 15 2022 on Telegram....
MOREThe new podcast series of IMAGINE THE CITY is now online.A podcast with stories from HafenCity, about the "city on the river", and the famous slogan of the Hanseatic city as the...
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