Urban production - travelling exhibition at the Creative Hub
What if we produced more in the city again?
What if we were to mix working (or producing), living and relaxing more again?
In which areas and sectors does production in the city make sense?
These and other questions were at the centre of the presentation on "Urban Production", which made a stop at the Creative Hub as a travelling exhibition.
Summer meadows - for all children and young people who wanted to attend creative and exciting workshops during their holidays, this meant an exciting programme from a wide variety of areas from Thursday to Sunday. From crafts, theatre and film, movement and language activities, gardening, to fashion and design: the aim was to try things out and get to grips with their own place of residence in a creative way.
"Getting up every single day and doing what I feel like doing. My vision is to do work every day that fulfils me personally on the one hand and adds value for other people on the other."
Under the motto Heart & Soul, Visionskultur once again organised a get-together. Workshops and workouts were on the programme, because: Bremen is a city of health!
"Sustainable", "healthy" and "fair" are words that we hear more and more often in connection with food production and nutrition. And this requires creative approaches, which many of the exhibitors and projects at the Foodstock event presented.
The Creative Hub is a place that sees itself as a creative centre and stands out above all for its diversity. And so the title of the second art exhibition could hardly be more apt: "ART en Vielfalt".
In this article, we ask our hub experts in interior design. Sabine and Minou Kremer form a 'Mammafiglia' duo of analytical organisation and creative chaos, or "andkremer" for short.
