By Andrew T. Codd , I.Miguel Durán de Barbozza and Margot Perrier Transforming the Ruhr from a dying industrial center to a lively cultural area came just in time to preserve the areas history, channeling it into new means without forgetting the area’s heritage, but many hours of organazing meetings were needed to achieve...
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Confrontation, discussion, friction. After the fall of the wall, Germany’s oldest and most prestigious cultural institution, the “Akademie der Künste”, was in search for a new identity. A reflection of a process of reunification which took place in every field of German society. Two academies existed: an Eastern socialistic and a Western independent version...
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