Pop-up exhibit in Berlin brings together Syrian artists in exile
Germany’s Goethe Institut has opened a temporary space for German-Syrian cultural exchange in Berlin: “Damascus in exile.” The ambitious project is squeezed into all of 70 square meters in the heart of the capital.
READ MORE HERE: http://www.dw.com/en/pop-up-exhibit-in-berlin-brings-together-syrian-artists-in-exile/a-36172703
Kitchen on the Run is a space that encourages and supports intimate get-togethers between refugees from all over the world and locals in Europe around the kitchen table.
With a shipping container remodelled into a mobile kitchen and dining space, we will be travelling through Italy, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden from March until August 2016. Every day our kitchen container will host a group of 15 to 20 refugees and locals giving us and them the opportunity to share food, recipes and stories at our kitchen table.
We hope that this will inspire communication and mutual understanding between newcomers and locals in Europe, as well as create lots of tasty friendships.
explore more here: http://www.kitchenontherun.org/
A very interesting project:
A map made by refugees.
Researched and developed by Hamidullah Ehrari, Mohammad Yari, Farhad Ramazanali, Alhadi Aldebs – residents of the refugee accommodation center Haus Leo (Berliner Stadtmission)