Anti-fascist Bouncy Castle

Frieder Bohaumilitzky

We are currently confronted with a right-wing metapolitics that attempts to change civic convictions and cultural discourses by means of cultural assumptions. While the concept of metapolitics was actually intended to build a democratic civil society, the so-called New Right aims to reduce social complexity to essentialist notions of culture, nation and people. In the struggle for cultural hegemony, it also steals strategies from the arts. It turns the critical potential of the arts into an affirmative symbolism and uses its progressive momentum for regressive ideas. The anti-fascist bouncy castle offers a space to think about counter-strategies, combining various symbols from the contradictory history of German democracy with elements from speculative design.

The anti-fascist bouncy castle is open at the following times:

Tuesday, 28.04.
10:00-11:00 a.m.
12:00-13:00
14:30-15:30
18:00-19:00

Frieder Bohaumilitzky will be available for questions and discussions at the Meeting Point in the West Foyer at 13:45.

Wednesday, 29.04.
12:00-13:00
15:45-16:00