Look, hold on, make visible!
What does ‘Imagine Togetherness’ mean in urban space? In our second Arts & Word wave, this question becomes the programme. Via street art, stand-up, and empowerment in the music business, diverse perspectives come together and invite you to a collective experience.
The Beatles Tour recalls the beginnings of four young musicians who wrote music history between Indra, Star-Club, and the Reeperbahn.
The Street Art Walk leads through alleyways, backyards, and façades to places where temporary works of art and political protest become visible.
Gallery hopping allows us to immerse ourselves in Hamburg's independent art scene and discover new perspectives and creative spaces away from the mainstream.
In the magazine project WASTED BEAUTY, Jamie Lüders explores sustainable fashion and the question of how aesthetics and responsibility go together.
The boss of Marina Buzunashvilli shows how to assert yourself as a woman in the male-dominated music business - with 20 empowering rules.
At the KdK stand-up, Anna Bartling leads us through an evening with exceptional talents from the young comedy scene: Kinan Al brings stories about family and friendship to the stage, Falk Pyrczek performs with an eye for the absurd, and Rebecca Pap impresses with everyday observations that stick.
In the HIP HOP LEBT podcast, Julia Gröschel talks to TAPE HEAD & NONI about identity, aesthetics, and the urge for freedom in sound.
The Flatstock poster exhibition shows limited edition graphics by artists from all over the world - visual, political, and certainly not boring.
