Earth Pass

January 2, 2017January 5, 2017 Thomas Büsch

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From Multitude to Participation

The exhibition Earth Pass – Visions for Berlin – From Multitude to Participation is the result of a workshop realized by Betty Stürmer with kids with and without migration background at a primary school in Berlin in 2015.

In the workshop the children lernt to create their dream passport. The art works of the exhibition that took palce in March at Volkshochshule Treptow Köpenick are a reflection of searching for cultural identity beyond territories and national borders.

VHS Treptow-Köpenick in cooperation with Sonnenblumengrundschule, Kinderkunstprojekt

Photos: Betty Stürmer

Thomas Büsch

Filmmaker, Founding Member and Secretary General of diyalog, promotion of cultural exchange with Turkey. Since 2012 he is also project manager of InEnArt.

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