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Issue 264 : Ruhr – Vom Gebiet zum Raum | From Territory to Space

Intro
Permanent Utopias
Fragile Neighborhoods
Determining Suprastructures
Peripheral Centers
Imprint

Poetics of Plurality

Interview
Sika Azanledji, Stefan Hilterhaus, Julia Wissert, Christian Hiller, Sarah Hübscher, Renée Tribble

How can cultural institutions open themselves to the city and enable new forms of social participation? This question is discussed by Sika Azanledji, project manager of WerkStadt in Essen-Katernberg, Stefan Hilterhaus, artistic director of PACT Zollverein, and Julia Wissert, artistic director of Schauspiel Dortmund, in conversation with Christian Hiller, Sarah Hübscher, and Renée Tribble.

Scene from Hurra, Romeo und Julia! – Die Szene mit der Leiche, die habe ich gelöscht (Hurrah, Romeo and Juliet! The Scene with the Corpse—I Cut It) at Schauspiel Dortmund in 2024, a coproduction with the i can be your translator collective, directed by Linda Fisahn / © Birgit Hupfeld

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