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After an inspiring local event in Berlin at the Haus der Demokratie und Menschenrechte (https://www.flickr.com/photos/berlinergazette/albums/72177720302975606), the Berliner Gazette has launched the “After Extractivism” conference as an “asynchronous online event” and expansive resource site with video talks, projects, texts, and audios
By Katja Avant-Hard [Berlin Internship Justice] When startups are trying to reach the moon whilst paying their interns €300 per month, it is clear – their business model is wrong. They are fooling you by saying “you will have a great
By WORKAROUND co-curator Kate Martin [Contemporary Art Exchange]. There is definitely something changing about the way people think and talk about work today. In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, a new awareness of how unbalanced, unfair and unjust
Thank you to all who attended our three-day WORKAROUND event! During this special symposium, workshop and community meeting, we delved into the various models of work organisation and community approaches that ensure life and work quality. For our WORKAROUND Freitagsfrühstück
By Jurriaan Pots In preparation of the WORKAROUND event I thought it would be nice to analyse some of the issues that the conference deals with in a blogpost. Rather than going into all the individual ideas and initiatives that will
Zur re:publica 13 bekamen alle BesucherInnen ein Exemplar des Newthinking Magazins in die Hand gedrückt, das Anfang April 2013, also einen Monat vor der re:publica, bei uns im SUPERMARKT im Rahmen eines dreitägigen Magazinsprints entstanden ist. Wir haben auch einen
On Wednesday, June 26th we hosted a Serendipity Lab. Jurriaan Pots, our colleague from Amsterdam, has written this personal account on the topic of Serendipity and why it matters to us at SUPERMARKT. The text is divided into two parts:
Nachfolgend findet Ihr ein Interview von Creative City Berlin mit Ela Kagel vom SUPERMARKT, Andrzej Raszyk vom mobilen Künstler-Archive und – Netzwerk berlinerpool und Eberhard Elfert vom Wedding-Markt. Das Interview führte Jens Thomas von Creative City Berlin. Wir zitieren den
Das Projekt “Zukunftsort Brunnenviertel”, eine Initiative zur Förderung freier, kreativer Arbeitsstrukturen im Brunnenviertel, wird für die nächsten 3 Jahre mit Mitteln der Europäischen Union aus dem Europäischen Fonds für Regionale Entwicklung gefördert. Die Kofinanzierung erfolgt durch Streampark TV und die