Workshop Crafting a Cultural Magazine: From Concept to Publication

Workshop with the German magazine "Das Wetter"

Join us for a captivating journey into the world of cultural journalism as we present a unique workshop on crafting a cultural magazine from conception to publication! Hosted by the team behind the German cultural magazine, Das Wetter, this workshop promises an in-depth exploration of every facet of magazine creation.

Throughout the workshop, participants will delve into the intricacies of cultural journalism, learning from seasoned professionals who will share their expertise and insights. From brainstorming ideas and selecting compelling content to navigating the publishing process, every step of magazine creation will be illuminated.

Whether you're a budding journalist, an aspiring editor, or simply passionate about culture and storytelling, this workshop offers invaluable knowledge and practical guidance. Gain firsthand knowledge of the creative and logistical aspects involved in bringing a cultural magazine to life, and discover the secrets behind crafting engaging content that resonates with audiences.

Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to hone your skills and expand your understanding of cultural journalism. Join us for an inspiring and informative workshop that will empower you to embark on your own journey in the world of magazine publishing. 

Reserve your spot now and embark on a transformative experience with the Wetter team!

About the MAGAZINE "Das Wetter"

Das Wetter - Magazin für Text und Musik is an independent cultural magazine that was founded in Berlin in October 2013. It has been published quarterly ever since. The magazine focuses on pop culture, literature and contemporary theatre. Basically, all art forms that deal with text and music in one way or another find a place in the magazine. The team is currently producing an edition of the magazine on the Indian independent art scene.
 

Workshop facilitators: team of The magazine "Das Wetter"

Amelie Kahn-Ackermann, a well-traveled photographer with roots across the globe, grew up amidst the cultural tapestries of Beijing, Moscow, and Rome before graduating from the Ostkreuz School of Photography in 2015. Her documentary work often leads her back to her homeland, China, while in Berlin, she finds inspiration in capturing the everyday lives of those around her.

Katharina Holzmann, an integral member of the Das Wetter editorial team since its inception, co-founded and is a publisher at Korbinian Verlag. Based in Berlin, she freelances as a proofreader and editor for various print and television projects, leveraging her expertise to ensure polished and engaging content.

Marius Goldhorn, known for his literary contributions, penned the travel novel "Park" published by Suhrkamp, as well as the poetry collection "Yin" under Korbinian. His writing prowess extends to cultural commentary as a contributor to the esteemed magazine, Das Wetter.

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