21. Aug
Chapter 1 - Europagarten
ABC – urban alphabet
(Alphabet: Basic elements in a system that can be combined to form complex units)
What is a city? What does it consist of? What distinguishes it from a simple accumulation of buldings? How has the city changed, how will it change? Is Frankfurt a city? What does the right to a city mean? And what do we have to do with it?
Location: Europagarten
13:00 Welcome
13:15-14:15 Jochem Jourdan / Was ist eine Stadt?
14:45-15:45 Paola Wechs / Was ist eine Stadt?
16:15-17:15. Prof. Susanne Heeg / Was ist eine Stadt?
22.Aug
Chapter 2 - Baseler Platz
From TINA and TATA! or: Monoculture destroys the foundation
(TINA (There Is No Alternative) was a slogan of the conservative British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, whose policy has significantly promoted deregulation (of the markets) and privatization of state-owned enterprises / TATA! = There Are Thousands Of Alternatives!)
Who is the city for? Who do we mean when we say we? Who has visibility, possibility? Who has access, participation in what constitutes the city? What structures are invisible to some and insurmountable to others? Where are brutality and complexity of the global economy reflected in architecture and urban planning?
Location: Baseler Platz
13:00 Welcome
13:15-14:15 tba
14:45-15:45 Project Shelter
16:15-17:15 Eleonora Herder
17:45-19:15 Gesprächsrunde mit: Project Shelter, Eleonora Herder und anderen
28.Aug
Chapter 3 - Friedberger Anlage
What doesn’t grow on trees will grow in a patch. Sense and purpose
Who designs urban green spaces? What space do we give to our coexistence with plants and animals? How do we cultivate knowledge and participation? What does collective sustainability mean? How does urban production affect neighborhoods? Where does the translation of global thinking into local action occur? What dynamics connect ecology to the right to the city? What is an emancipatory food system?
Location: Friedberger Anlage
12:00 Welcome
12:15-13:15 Gemüseheldinnen
13:45-14:45 Die Kooperative
15:15-16:15 Blockadia*Tiefsee
16:45-17:45 Dr. Fabian Thiel
18:15-19:45 Gesprächsrunde mit: Dr.Nina Gorgus, Daniela Matha, Leon Joskowitz, Gemüseheldinnen, Blockadia*Tiefsee
29.Aug
Chapter 4 - Osthafen
The whole becomes whole through the hum of all parts
What does participation have to do with courage? What is the difference between democracy and the given state? Why is utopian often used pejoratively? How are processuality and trust related? What forms of responsibility does collective self-determination entail?
Location: Osthafen
13:00 Begrüßung
13:15-14:15 tba
14:45-15:45 Mehr als Wählen e.V
16:15-17:15 Birgit Kasper
17:45-19:00 Gesprächsrunde
19:15 Konzert
4.Sep
Chapter 5 - Friedrich Ebert Anlage
140 soccer fields or half of Monaco
Currently, more than 1 million square meters of commercial space is vacant in Frankfurt, and the trend is rising. How does this happen? Who benefits from it? Why are there still construction sites everywhere? What dangers lurk behind these conditions? Where are the opportunities hidden? Where does innovation take place? How do socially productive dynamics emerge? Who is afraid of new perspectives?
Location: Friedrich Ebert Anlage
13:00 Begrüßung
13:15-14:15 Radar
14:45-15:45 Anna Scheuermann
16:15-17:15 tba
17:45-19:00 Gesprächsrunde
5.Sep
Chapter 6 - Willy Brandt Platz
I live here, I’m not a tourist and other problems
Who lives in the city? Who owns the city? Who sells the city? What is allowed? That which happens unnoticed? Who can buy the city? What does constructive opposition look like? Is there creative navigation through bureaucracy? What scope for action does collective organization open up?
Location: Willy Brandt Platz
12:00 Begrüßung
12:15-13:15 Dr. Werner Heinz
13:45-14:45 tba
15:15-16:15 tba
16:45-17:45 Offenes Haus der Kulturen
18:15-19:45 Gesprächsrunde mit Eyup Yilmaz und anderen
11.Sep
Chapter 7 - Sommerhoffpark
Possibilities of a relationship with the future
What is representative and where is it presented? Where does everything else take place? Is education only for children? Isn’t culture for everyone? How are educational culture and cultural education related? Can something be an anchor point and process-oriented at the same time? What are interfaces? Where are edges along which new paths can be taken?
Location: Sommerhoffpark
13:00 Begrüßung
13:15-14:15 Mona Hermann
14:45-15:45 Jan Lotter
16:15-17:15 Achim Lengerer
17:45-19:00 Gesprächsrunde
12.Sep
Chapter 8 - Konstablerwache
Buena Vida Social Hub
(A hub defines a central place where connections converge and new directions can be taken)
What is the relationship between house and neighborhood? What does community mean beyond “identity”? How can the common be shared and politically shaped in our world today? What spaces do we need? And how do we produce them?
Location: Konstablerwache
13:00 Begrüßung
13:15-14:15 Adapter Verein
14:45-15:45 AdAptiv
16:15-17:15 tba
17:45-19:00 Gesprächsrunde mit Dr. Nargess Eskandari-Grünberg, Prof. Dr. Bernd Belina und anderen
