the nGbK’s research project addresses the changes to urban space wrought by the financialization of Berlin’s real estate market, contrasting this increased presence of financial capital with a collectively developed vision of a desirable city. a practice of joint learning in workshops, guided tours, talks, and performances links research and the production of desires. this process is accompanied by the publication of an issue of the Berliner Hefte zu Geschichte und Gegenwart der Stadt

as an inquiry towards the diversification of the ways we embody the urban structures and material bodies throughout the city, the soundwalk proposes a navigation through the resonances of such bodies which are activated and articulated by both hearable and non hearable -but palpable- vibrations. 

an encounter; a way to rediscover and re-sense the very materiality of the city and the interactions we might come to have with and through them

poster by knowbotiq
photo by Elizabeth Gallón Droste