Wer ist der Fluss? Wie könnten wir auf experimentelle, nonverbale, spielerische, sinnliche und interaktive Weise mit dem Fluss und seinen nicht-menschlichen Akteur:innen in Kontakt treten? Durch Recherchen, experimentelle Feldstudien mit eigenen Beobachtungsinstrumenten und in performativen Szenarien untersuchten Design-Studierende der FH
Global Finance Walk Report by RYBN
This sound piece is a report from the “Global Finance Walk” workshop, held in Berlin on the 21st of august, 2021, led by RYBN.ORG together with Laura Calbet on the invitation of Supermarkt Berlin and ZK/U (Zentrum für Kunst und
Building Communities and Networks for Commons-Based Economies
A public learning journey and exchange between commons practitioners from Instituto Procomum / Santos, Brazil and SUPERMARKT in Berlin. SUPERMARKT Berlin and Instituto Procomum in Santos, São Paolo/ Brazil, have been doing extensive work in the field of the commons,
MORE WORLD | Communal Tools for Planetary Challenges: Talk by Avery F. Gordon
This is the recording of Avery F. Gordon’s talk MORE WORLD | Communal Tools for Planetary Challenges, held at January 24th, 2019 at SUPERMARKT Berlin. This event was produced by our partners from Berliner Gazette. Avery F. Gordon is one
Harnessing skills, competences and capacities of local people
Please read this inspiring publication by our friends and partners from Tesserae Urban Social Research about the Mehringplatz Anknipsen-project which we hosted for more than a year! http://www.tesserae.eu/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/SWITCH-ON-MEHRINGPLATZ_web.pdf This booklet is the final outcome of the training program developed in
Why we are so excited about COMMUNITY VALUE
We are happy to present our next workshop COMMUNITY VALUE on September 23-24. This upcoming event starts with an assessment of peer value, compensation of individual contributions, money and credit systems within collectives and community currencies at large. Matthew Slater,
Kooperativismus, Teilhabe und Selbstorganisation
Durch Firmen wie AirBnB und Uber ist die Sharing Economy in Veruf geraten. Ist der digitale Traum vom nachhaltigen und gerechten Teilen deshalb ausgeträumt? Ein genossenschaftlich-solidarischer Ansatz, Kooperativismus genannt, zeigt, dass es auch anders geht. Die Kuratorin und Autorin Ela