Tracing the City
03,04,06.2016
Berlin is unique as a city – in itself the destination – visited not so much for any specific sites, but because of its texture, tears, seams and stitching. As a site of remembering and disseminating European history the 1930’s through WWII it is unparalleled, but the smooth narrative presented from the fall of Berlin until today belies a more contested and murkier tale.
Above | Roof dome of the Bundestag at the Reichstag building.
Platz des 9. November 1989
The Lustgarten in central Berlin | The Jewish Museum by Daniel Liebeskind
