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Exhibition at Naples COMICON

Posted on 24. April 201924. April 2019 by Redrawing Stories from the Past

From April 25 to 28, 2019 our exhibition is on show at Naples COMICON. A big thank you to the organisers as well as to Goethe-Institut Neapel for inviting us! We’re especially happy to present our book in Naples as one of the comics it contains (“Pink Donkeys” by Alice Socal) is set in this region.

With 150,000 visitors and counting, Naples COMICON is one of the biggest comics festivals in Italy. Don’t miss the panel discussion about our project on Thursday (April 25, 2019 at 12am).

Interview with Lina Itagaki

Posted on 21. April 201924. April 2019 by Redrawing Stories from the Past

On April 20, 2019, the newspaper neues deutschland published an interview with artist Lina Itagaki. You can read the text in full at the link (in German).

Review in “neues deutschland”

Posted on 8. April 201923. April 2019 by Redrawing Stories from the Past

On April 1, 2019, the newspaper neues deutschland published a beautiful article about the exhibition opening on March 16. You can read the article in full at the link (in German).

Review in “Märkische Oderzeitung”

Posted on 1. April 201923. April 2019 by Redrawing Stories from the Past

On April 1, 2019, the Brandenburg newspaper Märkische Oderzeitung (MOZ) published a short article about the exhibition opening on March 16. You can read the article in full at the link (in German).

Exhibition at neurotitan Berlin

Posted on 17. March 20192. April 2019 by Redrawing Stories from the Past

On 16 March, 2019 we opened our exhibition Redrawing Stories from the Past: Escape and Migration at neurotitan (Rosenthalerstraße 39, 10178 Berlin). It recreates the escape routes of four individuals whose stories are depicted in the comics created for our project: Perla Frankel, Jonasz Blitt, Philipp Schwartz, and Heinz Skall. As Jews they were persecuted in and driven from their home countries by the National Socialists, forcing them to seek refuge in Southern Europe, Turkey and overseas.

Visitors to the exhibition are invited to retrace the different stages of their escape and to discover decisive historic and political events in 20^th century Europe. The publication “Redrawing Stories from the Past: Escape and Migration” (kuš! #34) is on sale at the gallery shop. The exhibition will run until 6 April, 2019.