Lin May Saeed. Im Paradies fällt der Schnee langsam: Ein Dialog mit Renée Sintenis
14. September 2023 – 25. Februar 2024, still being impressed by both Sintenis & Saeed
ECHT*KUENSTLICH*INTELLIGENT: GWS Forum 2024 & Emma Theofelus, Namibia
s. https:/gws-netzwerk.de
https://i-am-nala.simplecast.com/episodes/emma-theofelus-the-youngest-minister-in-africa-i-25?fbclid=IwAR2kWGV1UcI2l046uoTlOzr0EZIo6lbQp9qPHVsIhXUDwJeA7xX4a979C3w
Poor Nawalny .. what a drama, he died in Russian detention far out, in the middle of nowhere
What a very sad end of such a brave and courageous human rights activist in Russia. https://berlinsights.de is mourning for Nawalny, February 16, 2024
The world will see wether it is true or not says his wife, see https://www.msn.com/de-de/nachrichten/welt/vereinigen-und-das-böse-bekämpfen-ehefrau-von-nawalny-ruft-welt-zum-kampf-gegen-kreml-auf/ar-BB1inMZ0?OCID=ansmsnnews11
Berlinsights in 2024
… still time to visit https://fhochfrei.org Dreiraum f. fotografie based in 10179 Berlin, Waldemarstr.17 near Engelbecken, see exhibition ‘Ruth Orkan – WOMEN’ see https://www.museumsportal-berlin.de/de/ausstellungen/ruth-orkin-women/
by Nadine Barth and Katharina Mouratidi, the current f3 team! Recommended by https://berlinsights.de
Berlin Kreuzberg Engelbecken: Fun 2023/24
… walking in warm winter days towards Berlin Kreuzberg at Engelbecken, who shows up? Picture by sb#berlinsights.de
Eierhäuschen bald wieder in Schwung! 2023/2024 Berlin
Das Eierhaeuschen am Treptower Park lebt!
Wer hätte das gedacht! Das Jahr neigt sich zum Ende, und das Eierhäuschen erwacht in neuem Glanz:
wir sind gespannt!
Foto: © Christoph Soeder/dpa
Winter in Berlin 2023/2024
Berlin, late November 2023
Berlin skys late autumn/early winter: weather is nice, not too cold!
Berlin in Autumn 2023
https://www.berlin.de/tourismus/parks-und-gaerten/5062586-1740419-naturpark-suedgelaende.html
Berlin – Friedenau City Tour Late September 2023
Guided berlinsights.de Tour through Friedenau
When people move, after a decade in Berlin, they tend to leave a suitcase: at least one full of memories shared at places that may seem funny and sad, at the same time.
One such spot is the so-called ‘Geisterhaus” at Stubenrauch street where we took-off one late September: a fabulous building known as ‘ghosts’ place’ today is silent since long, despite Berlin’s ban against misuse on living space (2014) .
We pass most splendid Jugendstil houses just to realize that our Berlinale bear stems from female sculptor Renee Sintenis who managed to survive NS times in the same neigbourhood: a square is named after her, best described by Berlin journalist Maritta Tkalec with her splendid collection of the City of Berlin along 60 Objects.
Reminiscences of real estate magnate Haberland at Rüdesheimer Platz, public toilets from ancient times, and fountain of Siegfried alluding to Rhine wine valleys and Garden Terace City let us pass by late Guenter Grass and Uwe-Johnson-Salon with living artists thanks to Christa Moog’s Literature Hotel at Fregestr.68. We only get a glimpse of past Jewish prayer room near Stolperstein Initiative Stierstr 21, and we forgot to think of ‘Papa’ Heuss, Germany’s 1st President ever. So we glance at least at the Valide-i Sultan Mosque at Hedwig street, only to remind us of colonial times at http://www.alte-bahnhofshalle.de.