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THE BIG PONDER #21
CommunityCommunity is the story of our lives. It is who we are, who we have been, and who we hope to become. Melissa Gerr visits Jewish congregations in Baltimore, Maryland, and Dresden, Germany, where she speaks with members about the importance of community.
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Flexitarianism
Climate protection on the menuAccording to a survey commissioned by the German Federal Ministry of Food, more than half of all Germans, around 55 per cent, describe themselves as “flexitarians”. What is behind this term, what do these people eat and can food be political?
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Non-fungible tokens
A revolution in the digital art marketA blockchain technology is making waves in the art scene. For the first time, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are making it possible to trade digital art just like paintings, sculptures or photographs – and charge equally high prices. We look at what non-fungible tokens are all about and how they can bring in so much money.
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Exhibition series „Invisible Inventories“
Decolonising the discourseThe exhibition series “Invisible Inventories” showcases the results of an international research project whose aim is to build a database of Kenyan art objects in museums in Europe and North America. Shortly before the digital exhibition opening, Clara Himmelheber from the Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum and Frauke Gathof from the Weltkulturen Museum talk about the work on establishing an equal relationship.
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Combine STEM with German
JuniorUni launches in the USStudents 14 years old and older can register for the live event at Planet Word Museum in Washington, DC on September 28, 10 am to 2 pm ET. With prominent figures such as Ranga Yogeshwar and Heino Falcke!
