"The Little Book of Big Visions" at Homestory Deutschland

The editors of "The Little Book of Big Visions" will participate in the panel discussion "Black Perspectives - Kultur und Widerstand" as part of the Homestory Deutschland programme of events this Friday, April 5th starting at 8pm.

Black cultural producers will make keynote statements pertinent to the current debates in Germany about the use of racist imagery and language in art. Sandrine Micossé-Aikins and Sharon Dodua Otoo will participate in the panel discussion alongside Mekonnen Mesghena, Head of Migration and Diversity at the Heinrich Böll Foundation, Nadine Golly of Leuphania University and Lara-Sophie Milagro, Artist Director of Label Noir.

For more information about this event visit the website: http://www.homestory-deutschland.de/ausstellungsorte-programm/hamburg/diskussionsrunden.html

Friday, April 5th 2013
20:00
Westwerk, Admiralitätstr. 74, 20459 Hamburg
Entrance: Free

Signed copies of the book will be on sale!

"Also By Mail" goes Homestory Deutschland!

The play "Also By Mail" by spoken word artist and author Olumide Popoola will be presented on Friday, March 29th in Hamburg as part of the Homestory Deutschland programme of events.

Homestory Deutschland is an exhibition of 27 portraits of Black people, including Black Germans, which collectively span 300 years of (Black) German history.

Olumide is one of the people portrayed in the exhibition and she will be present at the book presentation this Friday. Also participating in the reading are Moses Adekunle, Dela Gakpo, T. Vicky Germain, Noah Hofmann, Asad Schwarz-Msesilamba and Thabo Thindi.


Friday, March 29th 2013
20:00
Westwerk, Admiralitätstr. 74, 20459 Hamburg
Entrance: 3,00 €

Signed copies of the play will be on sale!