Silent
© Behrouz Boochani and Arash Kamali Sarvestani
Silent
© Behrouz Boochani and Arash Kamali Sarvestani
Network

Migrantpolitan / Silent University Hamburg

Networking for Beginners

Past dates

Wednesday

11/23/22

7:00 PM

Wednesday

2/22/23

7:00 PM

A network meeting for artists with migration background, in order to understand better the complex scene in Hamburg. MIGRANTPOLITAN curator Anas Aboura provides introductory information and useful tips for newcomers. Together we are stronger!


On the occasion of the relaunch of the Silent University Hamburg, a series will take place in cooperation with Migrantpolitan. Film screenings and critical discussions about European asylum systems and the dehumanisation of applicants from the global south are the topics. Some of the filmmakers and other activists are invited to the discussions.

Film screening: Behrouz Boochani & Arash Kamali Sarvestani: »Chauka, please tell us the time«

Chauka? An exotic punctual bird decorating a proud nation's flag or a terrifying solitary prison? Is it part of the identity of a tropical paradise or just an embarrassment for a civilized country in 21th century? Someone is curious to find it out.

90 Min., in English, 2017, Australia / Netherlands.

Behrouz Boochaniis a Kurdish-Iranian journalist, human rights defender, writer and film producer living in New Zealand. He was held in the Australian-run Manus Island detention center in Papua New Guinea from 2013 until its closure in 2017.

Moderated by:

Stanley Edward Nwaogu, is a member of the group castaway souls of Europe, a coordinator at the silent university Hamburg, a migrant/ refugee activist, a radio host at the FSK radio in Hamburg and an independent scholar on capitalism, colonialism and western migration politics and policies.


Migrantpolitan is a campaigning space at the Kampnagel site where diasporic and local artists enter into a process of exchange, develop joint transcultural strategies, and test out new forms of aesthetic praxis. This microcosmos is a laboratory for collaboration under conditions of solidarity, where new ideas can be developed, where cultural self-determination has a home, and where a pinch of anarchy is always part of the mix. Many activities are open to the public and you are welcome to join the Migrantpolitan community. For as we all know: integration is not a one-way street – it’s a bring-in, not a take-away!

Entry is free! Everybody is welcome - but it’s a wrong place for the Right people!


Funded within the framework of the Alliance International Production Houses supported by the Commissioner for Culture and Media.