Trier,
Volkshochschule (17 June
until 14 July 2011)
Dortmund, Fachhochschule (31 May until 10 June 2011)
Luckenwalde, Kreishaus (9 until 27 May 2011)
Bielefeld, University (18 April until 5 May 2011)
Stuttgart, DGB-Haus (27 February until 12 March 2011)
Frankfurt am Main, Klapperfeld (5 until 24 February 2011)
Cologne, FliehKraft (11 until 21 January 2011)
Cottbus, IKMZ (8 until 21 November 2010)
Frankfurt/Oder (18 October until 4 November 2010)
Berlin, HdD (21 June until 2 July 2010)
Hannover (11 until 21 January 2010)
Potsdam (17 October until 14 November 2009)
Berlin (18 June until 5 July 2009)
Dortmund, Fachhochschule (31 May until 10 June 2011)
Luckenwalde, Kreishaus (9 until 27 May 2011)
Bielefeld, University (18 April until 5 May 2011)
Stuttgart, DGB-Haus (27 February until 12 March 2011)
Frankfurt am Main, Klapperfeld (5 until 24 February 2011)
Cologne, FliehKraft (11 until 21 January 2011)
Cottbus, IKMZ (8 until 21 November 2010)
Frankfurt/Oder (18 October until 4 November 2010)
Berlin, HdD (21 June until 2 July 2010)
Hannover (11 until 21 January 2010)
Potsdam (17 October until 14 November 2009)
Berlin (18 June until 5 July 2009)
Where:
Refugees Center FliehKraft
Turmstr. 3-5 (2nd floor)
Cologne Nippes
(Link to Google Maps)
Opening Hours:
monday, wednesday, friday: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
tuesday, thursday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
free entrance
Refugees, while they are either in the asylum process in Germany, are facing invisible borders in their everyday life. For example they are only allowed to move within a certain area due to the 'Residenzpflicht' ('duty of residence').
Utilising models, plans, texts, photographs and films the exhibition ›Residenzpflicht — Invisible Borders‹ documents the resulting geography of multiple inclusion and exclusion, its impact on the perception of space, but also strategies of resistance.
Download the flyer (pdf in German)
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