The third People's Assembly is dedicated to the two cities of Frankfurt and Offenbach. What needs to be done to turn Frankfurt and Offenbach into a common urban space where everyone can live well, freely and safely? The concrete question is how public spaces can be transformed into safe spaces for everyone. What has to change in order to achieve an unafraid coexistence? What role do the police play in this? What needs to change in the ways that police and residents interact?
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Language: German
Duration: 3 hours
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Mit: Leon Joskowitz (Philosoph, Frankfurt) und weiteren Gästen
Eine Eigenproduktion des Künstlerhaus Mousonturm.
Als Teil der Frankfurter Dionysien in Offenbach gefördert vom Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain und der Stiftung Polytechnische Gesellschaft sowie im Rahmen von #TakePart vom Fonds Darstellende Künste aus Mitteln der Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien.
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Leon Joskowitz ist Philosoph, Ethiklehrer und Gärtner. Der gebürtige Frankfurter ist der Gastgeber des Philosophischen Salons der Jüdischen Gemeinde Frankfurt am Main und Teil des Kollektivs KVTV @kv_television. Seit 2020 entwickelt er mit verschiedenen Künstler:innen die OADE (Open Air Distance Exhibition) als halböffentlichen Ort für Ausstellungen, Performance und Versammlungen.