Trampoline House: In a Closed World – Visible and Invisible Walls
For In a closed world – visible and invisible walls by lumbung member Trampoline House, Dady de Maximo Mwicira-Mitali presented a collection of 40 outfits inspired by the life and suffering of refugees. The presentation of the collection was accompanied by a poet-singer, who recounted the silent suffering, and a contemporary dancer who interpreted the physical and moral suffering of the refugees with his body.
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Logbuch citizenship: Miteinander

Logbuch citizenship: Vorankommen

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documenta fifteen – half time

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Introducing the lumbung members: Fondation Festival sur le Niger

Introducing the lumbung members: Más Arte Más Acción

Introducing the lumbung members: Trampoline House

Introducing the lumbung members: Britto Arts Trust

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