OUR TALK SERIES
Diversity of Topics – Languages – Cultures – Venues
Opinions – Attitudes – Expertise – Challenges – Interaction & exchange
Ideas. Experiences. Philosophy in the City. Discussion & debate
Breakwater Talks – Discussion series in diverse languages, topics and venues
(ONGOING since December 2016)
Breakwater Talks : Design – A subseries dedicated to vision and the capacity to create new content and form. Associated fields range from architecture to psychology, from contemporary dance to contemporary visual art. Moderated and made intriguingly interdisciplinary by fashion designer Yordan Mihalev, schooled in Bulgaria, Belgium, France.
(ONGOING since 2018)
Breakwater Literature: Svenska Chilena Colombiana – Literatures in the World in their cultural and language context (Ongoing since 2017)
Breakwater Talks at School(Ongoing since 2017)
OUR DIVERSE CULTURAL PRESENTATIONS
We have been interested in cultural diversity and its impact on the community from the start. In our work we explore and present various specific aspects of cultural life to create a deeper understanding and immersion into the culture. Our favourite approach is to involve participants into the experience by means of their active engagement in discussing and practising what is being presented. Look into some of our special demonstrations, workshops and presentations organised as separate events with a specific cultural focus or as part of larger event formats. FIND OUT MORE.
DISCUSSIONS, TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS PART OF OUR FESTIVALS AND OTHER LARGE EVENTS
Mental health of young people and Youth migration: Focus of International Youth Day – At Shakespeare & Friends Bookshop 12/08/2014
ARCHIGRAFF Project, Two discussions on Urban planning, House of Architects, 07/2014
ARCHIGRAFF Project, Discussion on the Cross-section of graffiti&street art and architecture, House of Architects, 09/2013
Discussion: A Wave of Protest / Istanbul Spring 2013, with photographers Velioglu and Becker at their joint exhibition “#occupation”, FUNCITY, 07/2013
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