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In this article, I analyse the street market in the Osnabrück city quarter of Schinkel as a multifunctional place and an important component in the physical as well as the imaginary construction of both the immediate surroundings and the environment on a global level. Schinkel is located in the east of the city and is known as being very diverse. It is home to 14,412 inhabitants, including Poles, Portuguese, Italians, Turks, Bulgarians, and people from various countries of the former USSR as well as Germans...
Dark Matter ist ursprünglich für das 2002 eröffnete BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead (UK) entstanden, das als Teil der postindustriellen Neuentwicklung in der Stadt erbaut worden ist; Stadt und Region im Nordosten Englands waren lange vom Kohleabbau und -handel dominiert, bevor sich zunehmend Dienstleistungen wie Callcenter ansiedelten. Die Soundcollage wurde von Curd Duca komponiert. 2007 war die Installation im Rahmen von Eva Grubingers Einzelausstellung »Spartacus« in der Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt zu sehen.
Nok Eisen : zentralnigerianische Eisenverhüttung in der Mitte des ersten Jahrtausends vor Christus
(2023)
Based on excavations, excavation documentation and archaeometallurgical analyses, this thesis aims to characterise Nok iron production in central Nigeria through a contextually based investigation.
In 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2016, the Nok research project at Goethe University Frankfurt/Main in collaboration with the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, Nigeria excavated 27 iron-smelting furnaces from 8 sites 60 kilometres north of Abuja. All furnaces date around the middle of the first millennium BCE. Absolute dates, relative pottery chronology and terracotta figurine finds in furnace contexts suggest their affiliation to the Nok context. In comparison, all 27 furnaces resemble each other closely regarding their design and spacial arrangement. The numbers of furnaces per site, furnace width, furnace wall angle and thickness as well as pits beneath the furnaces are just some features with similar qualities. The similarities of the smelting sites also extend into their finds: the structure of tuyères and their position in situ as well as macroscopic slag morphology and distribution. Find morphology and distribution as well as furnace structure suggest a highly standardized way of Nok iron production. However, archaeometallurgical analyses show heterogeneous use of raw materials between sites and/or furnaces. In similarly structured furnaces different kinds of iron ore were smelted leaving a high iron content in the respective slags. This hints at an early stage of iron production in which the smelting process was limited to one operative set-up.
Unser Alltag wird immer digitaler. Auch das Theater als Medium, das mit den Vorstellungen von Realität und Wirklichkeit spielen kann, greift die Virtualisierung der Realität künstlerisch auf. Susanne Kennedy und Markus Selg konfrontieren das Publikum mit einer zunächst rätselhaft wirkenden technologisierten Erscheinungsform von Theater. Sie führen es damit immer wieder an die Schwelle zwischen leiblicher und virtueller Weltwahrnehmung.