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Die Urbanit\u00e4t einer Stadtgesellschaft stellt sich her durch \u00d6ffentlichkeit \u2013 in Caf\u00e9s, Schaufenstern, Kinos, Theatern, Museen. Als Urban Players werden hier diejenigen betrachtet, die diesen \u00f6ffentlichen Raum entfalten und f\u00fcr andere bereitstellen.

Das J\u00fcdische Museum Berlin ist in diesem Sinne ein urbaner Akteur, der j\u00fcdisches Leben und Kultur abbildet und es erm\u00f6glicht, im Zusammenspiel mit seinem zahlreich herbeistr\u00f6menden Publikum den Umgang mit der gemeinsamen Geschichte in zentraler Stadtlage auszuhandeln.

Die Fotos dieser Serie nehmen stilistisch die Zersplitterung, das Nicht-mehr-am-richtigen-Ort-sein und den Verlust der urspr\u00fcnglichen Einheit auf. Das Kernst\u00fcck bildet dabei die Bodeninstallation Schalechet (Gefallenes Laub), deren Begehung ausdr\u00fccklich erw\u00fcnscht ist, und die Menashe Kadishman \u00fcber die Holocaust-Opfer hinaus allen Opfern von Krieg und Gewalt gewidmet hat.

Joseph Oppenheimer: Auf dem Weg zur Oper\/ On the Way to the Opera (1925)
Menashe Kadishman: Schalechet Gefallenes \/ Fallen Leaves (2001)
Anselm Kiefer: Bruch der Gef\u00e4\u00dfe\/ Breaking of the Vessels (2019)

Mit freundlicher Genehmigung des J\u00fcdischen Museums Berlin<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Astrid Jasse<\/strong>
Seit einigen Jahren fotografiere ich vorzugsweise nicht-realistisch. F\u00fcr den Wunsch, den eigenen Blick von der Realit\u00e4t unabh\u00e4ngig zu machen, kann es viele Gr\u00fcnde geben. Im einfachsten Fall: Ich m\u00f6chte die Stimmung mitteilen k\u00f6nnen, die das Motiv bei mir ausgel\u00f6st hat. Oder: Die Realit\u00e4t gef\u00e4llt mir nicht, und ich m\u00f6chte einen Gegenvorschlag machen. Oder: Die Realit\u00e4t gibt sich harmlos, hat aber dunkle Unterstr\u00f6mungen, die ich sichtbar machen m\u00f6chte.

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The urbanity of a city society is constituted through public life\u2014 in caf\u00e9s, shop windows, cinemas, theatres, and museums. Urban Players is the term used here to describe those who create and make this public space available to others.

In this sense, the Jewish Museum Berlin is an urban actor: it represents Jewish life and culture and, together with the large numbers of visitors it attracts, provides a space in which the ways of engaging with a shared history can be negotiated in the heart of the city. The photographs in this series stylistically take up the rupture, fragmentation, the sense of no longer being in the right place, and the loss of an original unity. At its core is the floor installation Shalechet (Fallen Leaves), which visitors are explicitly invited to walk across. Menashe Kadishman, dedicated the work not only to the victims of the Holocaust, but to all victims of war and violence.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Astrid Jasse<\/strong>
For several years now, I have preferred to work in a \u201cnon-realistic\u201d way. There can be many reasons for wanting to free one\u2019s gaze from \u201creality\u201d. In the simplest case: I want to be able to convey the mood that a subject has evoked in me. Or: I don\u2019t like reality, and I want to propose an alternative. Or: Reality presents itself as harmless, but has dark undercurrents that I want to make visible.

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