EXHIBITIONS
Buildering : Misbehaving the City
...Cincinnati (US), 2014 - Houston (US), 2014
Subject
Nijmegen (NL),
2014
NY-LUX
Luxembourg (LU),
2014
Shots
Nancy (FR),
2013
Eldadoro
Maximum Strasbourg (FR),
2013
Horsd'oeuvre collection
...Annemasse (FR), 2011 - Dijon (FR), 2012
...Lyon (FR), 2013 - La Motte-Servolex (FR), 2014
Rubbing
Glances #3 Nancy (FR),
2011
infra
muros Grenoble (FR),
2011
Celebration
Berlin (DE),
2010
Géométrie
Inversée
Marseille (FR),
2010
PUBLICATIONS
Paysages Variations 2014
Alum 2014
NY-LUX 2014
Art & architecture 2013
Une
décennie Octave Cowbell 2012
Edward
Steichen Award 2011
The
German Wall 2011
Maisons
en kit 2011
Rubbing
Glances #2 2011
Issue
: Land 2010
5
ans de la Galerie HO 2010
Skulpturenpark
2010
Urban
Interventions 2010
Space
thinks 2009
Spacecraft
2 2009
Interventions
en territoires flottants 2008
EVENTS
Subject - Gesprek Nijmegen (NL), 2014
L'envers de la ville Dijon (FR), 2014
A l'intérieur de la ville Nancy (FR), 2013
Manèges : Paysage urbain Versailles (FR), 2012
Good
Game Aix-en-Provence (FR),
2010
July 31, 2011
"THE GERMAN WALL - Fallout in Europe"
The
GERMAN WALL - Fallout in Europe
(Studies in European Culture and History)
By Marc Silberman
Contributors : Isa Blumi, Olaf Briese, Lina Insana, Konrad H. Jarausch, B. Venkat Mani, Katrin Sieg, Marc Silberman, Karen E. Till, Janet Ward, Barbara Wolbert, Henning Wrage
English - 274 pages - 21,5 x 14,5 cm
ISBN : 978-0-230-11216-2
Palgrave
Macmillan
University
of Minnesota
April 2011
90 dollars
When the Berlin Wall came down suddenly in 1989, it marked a rupture of global significance. Almost overnight, November 9 became one of the most significant dates in global collective memory, as well as a signal event in German national history. This book examines the consequences of the fall of the Wall: the physical barrier, its demise, and how it has been mediated in film and television; how the city and nation that had been torn asunder now struggle to reunite; how old and new minorities are being socially and politically integrated; and how a new European identity emerges in the post-Wall era.
“The book
is a model for interdisciplinary German Studies, situating Germany in
a larger European and world context, and utilizing the tools of diverse
disciplines, from history through urban studies to film and theater studies
- all in the service of demonstrating the rich complexity of a historical
phenomenon that is all too frequently rendered in simplistic ways.”
Stephen Brockmann,
Professor of German at Carnegie Mellon University and President of the
German Studies Association.
More information > http://us.macmillan.com
