Two visitors are standing in front of a display in an exhibition hall. They are watching a video that has been placed on the display. On the stand is a portrait and the words: "Nora's grandad Theo was murdered by the Nazis."
© Philipp Baumgarten
Two visitors are standing in front of a display in an exhibition hall. They are watching a video that has been placed on the display. On the stand is a portrait and the words: "Nora's grandad Theo was murdered by the Nazis."
© Philipp Baumgarten
Echoes of Tomorrow: Season Opening 2024/25
Installation

Kulturretter:innen

Die Wanderausstellung

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Recommended for ages 15 and up. Thematization of physical and psychological violence, as well as death, war and discrimination.

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A white woman with straight, brown bangs and her hair tied back looks straight into the camera, smiling gently. She is wearing a white shirt and red lipstick. Next to her is a book cover with the title Mein Opa, sein Widerstand gegen die Nazis und ich.
Kulturretter:innen Accompanying program: Nora Hespers

After stops in Leipzig and Cologne, the multimedia exhibition KULTURRETTER:INNEN is finally coming to the Kampnagel Foyer in Hamburg! Get to know cultural rescuers from four generations - people who were persecuted under National Socialism, offered resistance and saved culture for today. They hid pieces of jewelry and secretly distributed leaflets; their descendants today save music from oblivion, process memories in short stories, comics, works of art and lay stumbling blocks. The cultural rescuers ­empower, preserve and bring history into the here and now. We will celebrate the opening of the exhibition on September 27 in the presence of Kulturretter*innen, with talks and musical contributions.

In an exhibition hall, there are several yellow stands with purple portraits of various people stretched across them. A visitor touches one of the objects placed on the stands.
© Philipp Baumgarten
In an exhibition hall, there are several yellow stands in which purple-coloured portraits of various people are stretched. The portraits of the people are accompanied by a quote, various objects and an audio station.
© Philipp Baumgarten
A person holds a postcard up to the camera that reads: "No one in my family was a Nazi perpetrator. Do you know this sentence?" Above the lettering is written in smaller letters: "Present".
© Philipp Baumgarten
Two visitors are standing in front of a display in an exhibition hall. They are watching a video that has been placed on the display. On the stand is a portrait and the words: "Nora's grandad Theo was murdered by the Nazis."
© Philipp Baumgarten

Press photos Kulturretter*innen
© Philipp Baumgarten / Joern Neumannapplication/zip, 2.43 MB
#Antifascism
#Culture of Remembrance
#Antidiscrimination
#Against Antisemitism

A project of the Bildungsagenda NS-Unrecht, funded by the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) and the Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future (EVZ).

Funded by the Federal Ministry of Finance on the basis of a resolution of the German Bundestag, EVZ Foundation.

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