
migrantas
| a visual language of migration
Working with public urban spaces as its platform, migrantas aims to make visible
the thoughts and feelings of those who have left their own country and now live
in a new one.
Mobility, migration and transculturality are not the exception in our world,
but are instead becoming the rule. Nevertheless, migrant women and their experiences
remain often invisible to the majority of our society.
Migrantas works with issues of migration, identity and intercultural dialogue.
Their work incorporates tools from the visual arts, graphic design and social
sciences.
Members of the collective, mostly women who have themselves immigrated to Germany,
develop the projects with other migrant women in a horizontal dialogue.
Workshops | Visual expression of one’s own story
Migrantas meets with migrant women in their own collective spaces - organisations,
community centres, cultural groups - and organizes workshops to reflect together
on issues of migration. Women from very different national, cultural and social
backgrounds, also with different residency statuses, exchange their experiences
and express these in simple drawings.
Process |From drawing to pictogram
After a careful analysis of all the drawings from different workshops, migrantas
culls key elements and common themes from the drawings and translates these
central motifs visually and artistically into pictograms - a visual language
and a language accessible to everyone.
Pictograms | Simplicity and strength of expression
Pictograms are the visual language of migrantas. Their simple, universally understandable
images stir emotions: people from different backgrounds recognize themselves
in the representations, while others gain new insights or modify their own perspectives.
Result | Recognition and visibility
All migrantas projects end with an exhibition. The participants now see their
drawings presented in public and experience public recognition of their voices
and social participation. Visitors to the exhibition receive an opportunity
to become better acquainted with the experiences of migrant women.
Urban actions | Being a part of the city landscape
One of migrantas’ major goals is to make the pictograms visible in public
urban spaces. They appear as posters where there is normally advertising, as
projected digital animations on public screens, as flyers or postcards or shopping
bags. Migrant womens’ perspectives and lived realities are taken out of
the individual private space and made visible in the public space, thus creating
an encounter which triggers reactions and self-reflection in the passerby
Workshops |
Graphic expression of one's own history


2008 | Bundesmigrantinnen | Cologne
2006 | Bilder bewegen II | Berlin
Projects | For more
information, please click on the titles.
2011
| Europa-Kind + Europa-Schule - A visual
language of diversity | Berlin's 'Europaschulen'
SESB: Aziz Nesin Primary School (German/Türkish), Joan Miró
Primary School (German/Spanish) and the Finow Primary School (German/Italian).
In this project we will be working together with two school classes: one
from year 5, and the other from year 6. The project itself will develop
out of a dialogue with the school pupils, who come from German and various
other family backgrounds. This should lead to the production of pictures
highlighting the ways in which inter-cultural self-awareness is expressed
in everyday life. How is multi-linguality and multiple belonging experienced
when it has been part of daily life since a young age? The process through
which individuals develop self-awareness of their own cultural experiences
and learn to interpret them positively, is of central importance here. The
aim of the project is then to portray this self-awareness in public spaces.
This will be done via a fortnight-long presentation on the 'Berliner Fenster'
on the city's underground train network. At the same time an exhibition
in a central location will be held, and the press and everyone involved
in the project is invited to the opening event.
Funding: Berliner
Projektfonds Kulturelle Bildung, Fördersäule
1, zweite Jahreshälfte 2011.
2010
| Hier und Dort Heimat - Neue
Heimat – Zwischen den Welten | Zeppelin Museum Friedrichshafen, Germany
Between March 5th and April 25th 2010 the Zeppelin Museum in Friedrichshafen
exhibited “pictures of immigration at the local, national and international
level”. On display were “works by artists who live and work
in Germany, as well as pieces with a specific focus on the theme of migration”.
Migrantas provided a number of exhibition pieces and organised a public
action: individuals were invited to take part in a 'workshop station', where
they were encouraged to draw about their own daily experiences and feelings
of 'a new homeland'. By the end of the exhibition migrantas had developed
three new pictograms which were then published as postcards.
Action: During the exhibition 1,000 bags printed with the
pictogram 'homeland here and there' were distributed.
More information
2010
| Sevilla Plural - Images of migration in urban
space | Seville, Spain
This conference and presentation took place on February
11th 2010 and was held at the 'Universidad Internacional de Andalucía'
(UNIA). In March 2010 workshops were held in various social centres in Seville
which led to new drawings, audio, photos and pictograms to be developed.
On March 17th these were then exhibited at the 'Oficina de Derechos Sociales'
(ODS) in the 'Centro Vecinal de Pumarejo'. On March 18th, during an interactive
art event ('Intervenciones en Jueves') held at the Calle Feria flea market,
posters displaying images of migration were put up in the streets, and postcards
were distributed during an urban action. This project was part of the 12th
international ZEMOS89 festival - 'Microbios, seres vivos diminutos' which
was held between March 15th and 21st 2010, together with ZEMOS98, and sponsored
by the UNIA.
2009
| Postkarten-Sommer-Aktion - Exhibition
held in the Alte Post in Neukölln | Berlin, Germany
Migrantas put a selection of pictograms on display which were printed on
postcards and posters. Photos of our projects and urban actions were also
on display and were viewable on monitors. Thousands of postcards were also
distributed during this exhibition.
2008
| Bundesmigrantinnen- Images of migration in
urban space | Cologne, Germany
This was a showcase project undertaken as part of the 2008 Cologne intercultural
week, together with the 'Bühne der Kulturen'. It was sponsored by the
city of Cologne and held under the patronage of Mayoress Angela Spizig.
It included workshops with migrant women, urban actions with pictograms
on posters and postcards, and an exhibition in Studio Dumont.
2007
| Bundesmigrantinnen
- Images of migration in urban space | Hamburg, Germany
In September 2007 nine workshops were carried out together with women
from 20 different countries and cultures. During November 2007 pictograms
were designed and then displayed to the public on three posters. These were
put up in 70 of Hamburg's underground stations and on around 200 Morris
columns throughout the city. An exhibition was held at the FrauenFinanzGruppe's
main buildings between November 9th 2007 and January 17th 2008. It was sponsored
by the Fonds Soziokultur (Bonn, Germany), the Hamburgische Kulturstiftung,
and the FrauenFinanzGruppe-Susanne Kazemieh (Hamburg).
2006
| Interkulturelle Werkstatt -
Supporting networks of migrant women and female artists living in Berlin
This was an intercultural workshop which began with the creation of a network
of migrant women's associations. Eight workshops were carried out which
led to a campaign during which 29,000 free postcards were distributed via
450 restaurants and pubs in Berlin. Similarly 300 bags were also produced.
Furthermore migrantas took part in an exhibition entitled 'Stadt der Frauen',
held in the Kommunale Galerie in the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
between November and December 2006. This was sponsored by the state of Berlin
(LSK), and the European Social Fund (ESF).
2006
| Bilder bewegen I - Setting interculturality
and migration in motion | Berlin
Five workshops were organised which led to a campaign using digital animations
for TV. These were broadcast on the TV channel installed on Berlin's underground
train network between November 21st and 25th 2006. An installation was also
developed for the window display of the 'Galerie im Saalbau' in Neukölln,
and was financed by the 'Berliner Senatsverwaltung für Wissenschaft,
Forschung und Kultur', and Kulturamt Neukölln. Bilder
bewegen II A campaign was developed under the auspices of
the 'Ernst-Reuter-Initiative für Dialog und Verständigung zwischen
den Kulturen' - a joint initiative started by the Turkish and German ministers
of foreign affairs. This led to digital animations on Berlin's underground
transport network being broadcast between December 18th and 23rd 2006.
2005
| Integration - Pictures of migrant women in
Berlin
Eleven workshops were undertaken with women from 19 different countries.
A series of 21 pictograms was developed and exhibited in the 'Galerie im
Saalbau' between September and October 2005. Three large format posters
were installed in 90 bus stops in the district of Neukölln, and on
three billboards in the districts of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. This project
was financed by the 'Berliner Senatsverwaltung für Wissenschaft, Forschung
und Kultur', and the Kulturamt Neukölln.
2004
| Proyecto Ausländer - Berlin-Buenos
Aires 2003/2004
During 2003 a series of 12 pictograms were designed in Berlin. Between December
2003 and January 2004 the pictograms were installed in backlit advertising
boards in the centre of Buenos Aires. Seven hundred booklets were published
(Asunto Impreso, ISBN 9789505330010) – currently out of print. This
project was sponsored by Publicidad Sarmiento.
Cooperation
2012 | Participation in an exhibition | Your Voices: On Motherhood - International Museum of Women
Pictograms about motherhood are selected for this online exhibition.
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2011 | 18 December - International Migrants Day | Distribution
of free postcards in Hamburg and Buenos Aires
Internationaler Tag der Migranten - Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg + Mamba-Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires.
These initiatives are part of the global action of the Immigrant
Movement International
2011 | Exhibition
and conference | OBITen - XI JORNADA TÉCNICA about foreign
immigration in Tenerife | 1.12.2011
Integration as a shared process | Aula Magna of the Faculty of Economics
and Business, Campus de Guajara, University of La Laguna, Tenerife (Spain).
Migrantas about "Being a part of urban space: mobility, migration and
transculturality"
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2011 | Metropilitan Award
for Integration and Tolerance | Initiative Hauptstadt Berlin e.V.
For the fourth time and under the patronage of the Minister of State to
the Federal Chancellor and Federal Government Commissioner for Migration,
Refugees and Integration, Maria Böhmer, a renamed jury granted migrantas
with the second prize. The ceremony was attended by the Chancellor of the
Federal Republic of Germany, Angel Merkel, who gave the introductory speech.
The event was held on the 13th April in the atrium of Deutsche Bank, Unter
den Linden, Berlin.
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2010 | Exhibition | Rethinking
Migration in Times of Economic Crisis in Europe - Internacional
Conference | Haus der Kulturen der Welt
| Berlin
Migrantas put an exhibition on display, which included pictograms, photos
and text, as part of this international conference. The convention was organised
by Network Migration in Europe e.V., in cooperation with the University
of Bremen's Geography Department and the 'Bundeszentrale für politische
Bildung' (Federal Agency for Civic Education). It took place between December
9th and 10th.
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2010 | Exhibition
and conference | MhiC - Museo de historia
de la migración de Cataluña | Spain
Between October 5th and December 12th the Museum of the History of Immigration
in Catalonia exhibited works of migrantas including original drawings, several
series of pictograms, and images of urban actions. The exhibition compliments
a presentation by the members of migrantas on the day of the opening and
a public action during which postcards were distributed.
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2010 | Participation and urban action |
A Festa dos Mundos | La Fábrica de Santa Cristina Cultural Center,
Oleiros | A Coruña, Spain
As part of 'A Festa dos Mundos' migrantas participated in a discussion forum,
held on August 7th, on cultural diversity and integration. During an urban
action 2,000 postcards and hundreds of badges displaying pictograms were
distributed to the festival's visitors by four assistants at Playa de Santa
Cristina, Oleiros
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2010 | Exhibition
and conference | Conference on intercultural communications and
art | Sala Victoria and Filmoteca de Andalucía in Córdoba,
Spain.
This conference took place between April 9th and 11th and was organised
by 'Córdoba Acoge' with the aim of bringing together and exchanging
experiences about intercultural communications and artistic expression.
New forms of art and culture were presented which developed out of the processes
of globalisation and migration. Migrantas participated with an exhibition
and a talk.
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2010 | Conference | Tuning
into Diversity | Millenaris Center, Budapest, Hungary. February 25th and
26th 2010.
This conference was organised by the Hungarian broadcaster MTV and the Dutch
NGO Mira Media. Representatives of ethno-cultural minority organisations
and media professionals from 20 different European countries were present.
The conference aimed to further an understanding of the increasing cultural
and linguist plurality present in the European media, to present a forum
for discussion and the exchange of ideas, and to strengthen communications
between the media and minorities. Migrantas participated with an information
desk.
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2009
| Exhibition | verborgen:gesehen – Bilder gesellschaftlichen
Wandels 6 | With the cooperation of the Schader-Stiftung and the Hessisches
Landesmuseums Darmstadt | Schader-Stiftung Gallery| Darmstadt, Germany
From October 31st 2009 to January 31st 2010. It accompanied a catalogue
of events and an extensive program which included a discussion with the
artists from migrantas on January 15th 2010.
Action: 1,000 postcards printed with the pictogram 'Sind wir anders' (are
we different) were distributed during the exhibition.
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2009 | Conference | Do
you remember Olive Morris? | Gasworks | London, UK
Between November 21st 2009 and January 24th 2010, Gasworks London
organised an extensive program in honour of the civil rights campaigner
Olive Morris. This included a series of discussions and talks entitled 'Documenting
Migration'. Migrantas was invited to take part in the discussions on December
5th 2009.
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2009 | Book TASCHEN | Brand
Identity Now! Winning brands from around the world | Julius Wiedemann (ed)
Provides an in-depth analysis of the leading brand and communication campaigns
from around the world. The 384 page, multilingual edition (German, English,
and French), published by Taschen, includes a detailed essay about the migrantas
collective. The essay, entitled 'Migrantas Initiative - Hieroglyphics for
Democracy - From personal experience to social message', illustrated with
pictograms and photos, was written by Enrique Longinotti, an Argentinian
professor of graphic design. “Brand Identity Now! Is the principal
work of reference in its field.”
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2009 | Book front cover and illustration with pictograms
| Unsere Wirklichkeit ist anders - Migration und Alltag | Dirk
Lange and Ayça Polat (eds) | Bonn
Migrantas was commissioned by the 'Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung'
(BPB) to illustrate this volume from their 'Perspektiven politischer Bildung'
series. A photograph of a migrantas poster was placed on the front cover,
and each of the book's five main themes were introduced using a series of
pictograms.
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2009
| Participation in an exhibition | Einmischung erwünscht!
60 Jahre Grundgesetz | BPB in cooperation with the German Historical Museum
(DHM), Berlin | Bonn
The German constitution came into force on May 23rd 1949. To mark this anniversary
the BPB and the DHM developed an exhibition which was inaugurated on the
first night of the 'Langen Nacht der Demokratie' in Bonn, on May 23rd 2009.
The exhibition included texts, pictures, multimedia elements and other components
which told the story of the formation, history, and development of the German
constitution.
The exhibition was divided into 9 sections and migrantas illustrated the
part entitled 'Entwicklung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland zum Einwanderungsland'.
Migrantas constructed a 'photo wall' which displayed pictures documenting
one of our poster actions and pictograms. This exhibition was also on display
in numerous other German cities including: Hannover (Ernst-August-Galerie),
Karlsruhe (university), Brühl (Fachhochschule des Bundes für öffentliche
Verwaltung), Weimar (Atrium), Mühlheim an der Ruhr, and Berlin (Bundeskanzler-Willy-Brandt-Stiftung).
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2009 | Participation in an exhibition
| man spricht Deutsch | Haus der Geschichte | Bonn
This exhibition focussed on the form of the contemporary German language.
Migrantas provided a poster 'Sind wird anders', and pictogram 'Die deutsche
Sprache', and their associated drawings. The exhibition 'man spricht Deutsch'
was on display in Bonn, in the 'Haus der Geschichte' between Decmebr 12th
2008 and May 3rd 2009, after which it was displayed in various Goethe Institutes
in Germany and abroad.
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2009 | Front cover design | Migrations and Mobilities,
Citizenship, Borders, and Gender | Seyla Benhabib and Judith Resnik (eds)
| Published by NYU Press at Yale University
The renowned Yale professors Seyla Benhabib, professor of political science
and philosophy, and Judith Resnik, professor of law, invited migrantas to
illustrate the front cover of their new book. Migrantas illustrated the
cover with a pictogram entitled 'In between two worlds'.
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2008 | Conference | MAS Design Culture | Salon de Recherche
| Departement of Design, Design2context, Zurich University of the Arts,
Switzerland
Over the last few years the department of design has invited guests from
near and far to take part in its 14 day public, interdisciplinary research
forum called 'Salon de Recherche'. The aim is to publicly debate research
results and methods, which transcend each participant's background. The
migrantas collective was a guest at the conference and took part on October
9th 2008.
2008 | Participation in an exhibition
| European Governance of Migration - International Conference | Heinrich
Böll Stiftung | Berlin
Migrantas was invited by the Heinrich Böll Stiftung to present pictograms,
photos and texts from our projects to the international convention entitled
'European Governance of Migration - The Political Management of Mobility,
Economy & Security'. The conference took place between September 17th
and 19th 2008.
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2008 | Participation | 'Die Migranten'
- Tania Bruguera | IN TRANSIT 08 - Haus der Kulturen der Welt | Berlin
Florencia Young and Marula Di Como from migrantas took part in this one
year long project called 'Die Migranten', a project developed by Tania Bruguera,
a Cuban-US performance artist. She created a remembrance archive made for,
and by, migrants along with its own party, workshops and empowerment strategies.
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2008 | Internet exhibition | ZWISCHENRAUM
- Gallery of Art & Migration | Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
Migrantas was invited by 'ZWISCHENRAUM für Kunst & Migration' to
present our work as part of ZWISCHENRAUM's online gallery. ZWISCHENRAUM
focuses on the subjects of migration, refuge, and cultural diversity. Their
aim is to provide a space for the transitory re-interpretation of interior
and exterior, and the self and the foreign, using the language of painting,
photography and literature.
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2008 | Talk | The opening event of
'Klappe, die Zweite!' | Berlin
Migrantas was invited to share experiences relating to the question: 'How
do I think diversely?' This was the opening event of the first country-wide
networking meeting held on February 22nd and 23rd, as part of the two-year
long project entitled, 'Kulturelle Bildung an Ganztagsschulen. Klappe, die
Zweite!' which was organised by the 'Deutschen Kinder- und Jugendstiftung'.
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2007 | Participation in an exhibition
| Messe Import Shop | Meine Deine Unsere Welt - Kulturen in Bewegung | Berlin
Migrantas put its posters and pictograms on display in this exhibition aimed
at providing an understanding of the meaning of 'foreign'. The exhibition
was held as part of the development policy curriculum for school classes
and policy influencers, in cooperation with NGOs from Berlin and Brandenburg
between November 7th and 11th. It was organised by KATE – the 'Kontaktstelle
für Umwelt und Entwicklung e.V.' (Berlin).
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2006 | Participation in an event |
Border Games Lounge | Berlin
La Fiambrera Obrera, a group of artists from Madrid, invited migrantas to
work with them on a presentation and discussion about migration. This took
place in Dr. Pong, on February 4th, and was organised by the Berliner Gazette
as part of the transmediale 06.
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Museums: The following museums hold posters and postcards from migrantas in their collections:
Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin
German Historical Museum, Berlin
Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn
House of the History of the Federal Republic of Germany, Bonn
MAMbA Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires
Museum of modern Art of Buenos Aires
since 2008
Travelling exhibition
| Wanderausstellung
This travelling exhibition presents the results of the
numerous socio-cultural projects which migrantas have undertaken in Berlin,
Buenos Aires, Hamburg and Cologne since 2003. Bilingual texts and numerous
images are used to explain the work we have done together with hundreds
of migrant women. The exhibition focuses on the unique process through which
sketches are developed into creative pictograms and how migrantas uses them
to express and make visible the everyday experiences and feelings of migrant
women.
The exhibition is suitable for congresses, conferences, and symposia on
migration and integration, as well as for display in public institutions.
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Press | Click on the titles to read or listen
to the articles
Friedrichshafen
2010
Darmstadt
2009
Bundesmigrantinnen: 2007
Hamburg | 2008
Köln
International
Herald Tribune | At home abroad | by Clare Fleishman 28./29.10.2005
Taz
| Zwischenauftenthalt Berlin | by Waltraud Schwab, 20.10.2005
Jungle
World | Ganz schön integriert | by Jessica Zeller, Nr.
41, 12.10.2005
Jüdische
Allgemeine | Das interessiert Berlin | 14.10.2005
Zitty
| Tagestipps | Plakatierung | Nr. 22/2005
Tagesspiegel
| Ticket | 13.–19.10.2005
Diario
Clarin | Inmigración en Europa | Argentina by Araceli
Viceconte, 14.11.2005
radiomultikulti
rbb Broadcast on Tue. 21.11.2006
radioeins
rbb Broadcast Nov. 2005
rbb
Abendschau Broadcast Nov. 2006
Report
by Nimet Seker in: German, Polish, French, Italian, Turkish,
English and Arab, 2008
Bundesmigrantinnen
| Images of migration
in Germany's urban space
After completing our highly acclaimed projects in
Berlin, migrantas successfully expanded to other cities in Germany, including
Hamburg in 2007 and Cologne in 2008. By making contact with local government
representatives in numerous places, migrantas began developing a network
which enabled us to further our socio-cultural project 'Bundesmigrantinnen
– Bilder der Migration im öffentlichen Raum'. Pictograms which
reflect the feelings and daily lives of migrant women not only highlight
many of the often quite local trends in the participants' migrational and
cultural backgrounds, they also depict the specific perceptions and realities
of life in Germany's various cities and regions.
We would be very happy to work together with individuals from other cities,
local government, and social or cultural institutions in order to continue
our project, 'Bundesmigrantinnen – Bilder der Migration im öffentlichen
Raum'.
Contact: Irma Leinauer migrantas@yahoo.com
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migrantas team
Marula Di Como (graphic artist) has been using pictograms as a means of
artistic expression since 2000. In Buenos Aires Marula Di Como worked
together with Florencia Young (graphic designer) on projects such as 'El
futuro está en el papel pintado de la Bauhaus' for the Goethe Institute
in 1997, and 'Des-Límites, Valle del Riachuelo Matanzas', also
for the Goethe Institute. This last project was also on display in the
'Di Tella Institute', and was chosen by the curator, Catherine David,
for the exhibition 'City Editing', shown at the Proa Foundation in 1999
in Buenos Aires.
Marula and Florencia met again in Berlin and went on to develop the exhibition
'Proyecto Ausländer' (Berlin and Buenos Aires, 2003/2004) which focussed
on the feelings and experiences associated with being a woman in a foreign
country. In 2004 they invited the sociologist Estela Schindel to join
them and in doing so, the migrantas collective was born. Migrantas' first
projects were: 'Integration' (Berlin, 2005), 'Interkulturelle Werkstatt',
'Bilder bewegen', and 'Bilder bewegen II' (Berlin 2006). In 2006 Irma
Leinauer (urban planner) joined the collective, as did Alejandra López
(journalist) in 2007.
Marula Di Como
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1963 and has lived in Berlin since
2002. She is an artist, and has been exhibiting both on her own and with
other artists since 1987. Her work can be found in museums, foundations,
and private collections in Argentina and abroad.
Florencia Young
Born in Buenos Aires in 1965 and has lived in Berlin since 2002. She studied
graphic design at the UBA (Buenos Aires), and has taught typography at
a number of universities. She specialises in corporate identity design
and multimedia stations, but is also involved in art installations and
interdisciplinary projects.
Estela Schindel
Born in Buenos Aires in 1968 and has lived in Berlin since 1999. She holds
a PhD in sociology from the DAAD (Freie Universität, Berlin) where
she currently teaches.
Irma Leinauer
Born in Peiting, Germany in 1958 and has lived in Berlin since 1985. She
spent a number of years living abroad and studied urban and regional planning
at the Technical University in Berlin. She has published on the history
of modern architecture, housing and social neighbourhood development.
Alejandra López
Born in Resistencia, Argentina in 1973 and has lived in Berlin since 2001.
She studied journalism at the Universidad del Salvador (USAL) in Buenos
Aires.
Wikipedia:
Lelia Fabiana Perez
Translations
Cecile Belmont (Fr) | Simon Phillips (En) | Paola Telesca (It)
Vocational trainees taken on as part of LEONARDO DA
VINCI programme in association with the 'Fundación General de la
Universidad de Salamanca': Ana de Dios (2010); Ursula Mateo (2006); Eugenia
Carranza (2006); and Neus Torres Bonet (2005), and Erasmus Programme:
Emma Anduix (2010)
Migrantas
Marula Di Como | Florencia Young
c/o Di Como - Ebertystraße 19
D-10249 Berlin
migrantas@yahoo.com
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Young.
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