BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-will-the-east-remain-different-what-can-the-capital-of-cul ture-do-in-chemnitz-6 DTSTAMP:20240930T172050Z DTSTART:20241008T170000Z DTEND:20241008T190000Z SUMMARY:Will the East remain different? | What can the Capital of Culture do in Chemnitz? #6 DESCRIPTION:35 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall\, the discussion ab out differences between East and West is still ongoing. Sociologist Steffe n Mau addresses these differences in his latest book Ungleich vereint (Une qually United) and asks what characterises the East - politically\, sociol ogically and economically. Many projects in the Chemnitz 2025 programme de al with the eventful history of the city and the biographies of the people who live in Chemnitz and the Capital of Culture region. This is why Steff en Mau is the driving force and panellist for the next edition of the disc ussion series "What can the Capital of Culture do in Chemnitz". "Will the East remain different?" is the key question of this evening. The author wi ll read from his book and then enter into conversation with Agnieszka Kubi cka-Dzieduszycka\, curator of the #3000Garagen project\, and Julia Brettsc hneider from the Puppet Theatre at Chemnitz Theatre. How do we learn to de al with identities and crises and what role does a strong civil society pl ay in this? These are questions they want to explore together.\nThe event is fully booked. Tickets are available at the box office ( as long as capa cities last).\nOn the podium:\nSteffen Mau is Professor of Macrosociology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. His book Lütten Klein (2019) is dedic ated to the transformation history of Lütten Klein during the collapse of the GDR. In 2021\, he received the Leibniz Prize of the German Research F oundation.\nAgnieszka Kubicka-Dzieduszycka is the curator of #3000Garages\ , one of the main projects of the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 202 5. Since 2022\, she has been working in the environment of the countless C hemnitz garage yards\, most of which were built by their users themselves during the GDR era. In the programme field "Eastern State of Mind"\, #3000 Garagen takes a look at these places of everyday architecture and draws a collective portrait of the city of Chemnitz based on the people who use ga rages and their stories.\nJulia Brettschneider is a director at the Figure ntheater Chemnitz\, where she is staging the "Archaeology of Things": a th eatre piece about objects found in Chemnitz garages. The play performative ly explores the stories from the garage environment. With a biographical-d ocumentary approach\, an open approach to the hidden\, the lives of the ow ners as well as passions\, expertise and transformations unfolds. Julia Br ettschneider has directed at theatres including Theater Aachen\, tjg Dresd en\, Theatern Chemnitz\, Junges Schauspiel Bremerhaven and tdjw Leipzig.\n \nTime: Tuesday\, 8 October 2024 at 19:00 to 20:30\, admission from 18:30\ nVenue: Hartmannfabrik\, Fabrikstraße 11 \, 09111 Chemnitz\nNote: Please arrive on time\, late admission cannot be guaranteed. Glass bottles may no t be taken into the event. In addition\, the organisers reserve the right to exercise their domiciliary rights.\nAccessibility:\nthe event is barrie r-freethe event will be accompanied by sign language interpretersan awaren ess team will be on sitethe event will be streamed and it is possible to p articipate via chat at http://www.youtube.com/@chemnitz2025We endeavour to make the event as accessible as possible. Please let us know what other n eeds you have in terms of accessibility and whether you need an escort on site at pascal.anselmi@chemnitz2025.de\nThe discussion series is part of t he Soft Skill Academy\, a project within the European Workshop for Culture and Democracy programme of the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 2025 gGmbH. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

35 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall \, the discussion about differences between East and West is still ongoing . Sociologist Steffen Mau addresses these differences in his latest book < i>Ungleich vereint (Unequally United) and asks what characterises the East - politically\, sociologically and economically. Many projects in the Chemnitz 2025 programme deal with the eventful history of the city and th e biographies of the people who live in Chemnitz and the Capital of Cultur e region. This is why Steffen Mau is the driving force and panellist for t he next edition of the discussion series "What can the Capital of Culture do in Chemnitz". "Will the East remain different?" is the key question of this evening. The author will read from his book and then enter into conve rsation with Agnieszka Kubicka-Dzieduszycka\, curator of the #3000Garagen project\, and Julia Brettschneider from the Puppet Theatre at Chemnitz The atre. How do we learn to deal with identities and crises and what role doe s a strong civil society play in this? These are questions they want to ex plore together.

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The event is fully booked. Tickets are available a t the box office ( as long as capacities last).

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On the pod ium:

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Steffen Mau is Professor of Macroso ciology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. His book Lütten Klein (2019) is dedicated to the transformation history of Lütten Klein during the collapse of the GDR. In 2021\, he received the Leibniz Prize of the Ge rman Research Foundation.

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Agnieszka Kubicka-Dzieduszycka is the curator of #3000Garages\, one of the main projects of the E uropean Capital of Culture Chemnitz 2025. Since 2022\, she has been workin g in the environment of the countless Chemnitz garage yards\, most of whic h were built by their users themselves during the GDR era. In the programm e field "Eastern State of Mind"\, #3000Garagen takes a look at these place s of everyday architecture and draws a collective portrait of the city of Chemnitz based on the people who use garages and their stories.

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Julia Brettschneider is a director at the Figurentheater Ch emnitz\, where she is staging the "Archaeology of Things": a theatre piece about objects found in Chemnitz garages. The play performatively explores the stories from the garage environment. With a biographical-documentary approach\, an open approach to the hidden\, the lives of the owners as wel l as passions\, expertise and transformations unfolds. Julia Brettschneide r has directed at theatres including Theater Aachen\, tjg Dresden\, Theate rn Chemnitz\, Junges Schauspiel Bremerhaven and tdjw Leipzig.

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Time: Tuesday\, 8 October 2024 at 19:00 to 20:30\, admissio n from 18:30

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Venue: Hartmannfabrik\, Fabrikstraß e 11 \, 09111 Chemnitz

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Note: Please arrive on tim e\, late admission cannot be guaranteed. Glass bottles may not be taken in to the event. In addition\, the organisers reserve the right to exercise t heir domiciliary rights.

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Accessibility:

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The discussion series is part of the Soft Skill Academy\, a project within the European Workshop for Culture and Democracy programme of the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 2025 gGmbH.

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