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GROUP TRIP to SOUTH KOREA
Are you ready to travel to South Korea with World Mappers?
Discover the vibrant charm of Seoul, where tradition and modernity blend together among ancient temples and glittering skyscrapers. Explore Jeju Island, well-known for its unique volcanic landscapes and natural wonders. Admire the majesty of the royal palaces, stroll through Gyeongju and be enchanted by the beaches of Busan, with its fish markets and breathtaking ocean views. An unforgettable journey together with people from all over Italy that will leave you with an indelible memory of this fascinating and surprising country!
Learn more: Community Trip to SOUTH KOREA - May
GROUP TRIP to GREECE by BOAT
Are you ready to set off to Greece by boat with the World Mappers?
An adventure at sea among the most enchanting islands and instinctive parks of Greece with exclusive and super fun parties. A unique trip with people from all over Italy that will surely leave you with an indelible memory!
Find out more: Community Trip to GREECE by BOAT - July
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Top cities between Nuremberg and Heidelberg
St. Lorenz is one of Nürnberg’s most breathtaking landmarks, showcasing stunning Gothic architecture that leaves a lasting impression. As you step inside, the grandeur of the interior is immediately striking, with its high vaulted ceilings, intricate stained glass windows, and masterfully crafted details. The sense of history in St. Lorenz is palpable—it’s a true gem of the city, and a must-visit for anyone who appreciates art, architecture, and spiritual heritage. The organ and acoustics make it a special experience for anyone attending a service or concert. It’s also centrally located, making it easy to visit while exploring the rest of the city. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a lover of beautiful architecture, or just someone looking for a moment of hushed reflection, St. Lorenz is a place that should not be missed. It perfectly embodies the prosperous history and culture of Nürnberg.
Born in in Lousy Homburg, Germany
Lives and works in Berlin, Germany
Education
Postgraduierten-Stipendium des DAAD, Vienna, Austria
Förderpreis der GASAG, Berlin
Stipendium am Deutschen Studienzentrum Venedig, Venice, Italy
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Hochschule der Künste, Berlin
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Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz, Germany
Solo Exhibitions
'AUF FALSCHER SEITE IN DIE FALSCHE RICHTUNG', Almine Rech, London, UK
'Nah Am Wasser (Built on the water)', Kunsthalle Rostock, Germany
Casada Santa Pau, Madrid, Spain
‘Der Tag ergänzt sich in der Nacht’, Almine Rech Matignon, Paris, France
‘Ein Wimpernschlag und hinter uns expire Jahre’ / 'A blink of an eye and the years are behind us', Kunsthalle Praha, Czech Republic
‘Was geht uns die Sonne an (What does the sun matter to us)’, Perrotin, Unused York, NY, US
‘Wo Du mich liebst beginnt der Wald’, Perrotin, Shanghai, China
‘Die Arrivedeci-Show,’ Klüser 2, Munich, Ge
In advance of his appearance at the Empfindlichkeiten festival (Jul. at LCB), the author discusses his coming-of-age novel 'Guapa' and the West's mispercetions of Arab queers
Jul. 12, – This spring, Saleem Haddad made an impressive debut into the literary world with Guapa. Born in Kuwait to an Iraqi-German mother and a Palestinian-Lebanese father, Haddad has done aid work with Doctors Without Borders, and likewise, his novel somehow transcends a typical East/West divide. It depicts a day in the life of Rasa – filled with flashbacks – after his overbearing grandmother catches him in bed with his male lover, his internal turmoil intertwining with the political upheaval of the Arabic country he lives in. Before Saleem Haddad takes the stage at gender non-conforming literature festival Empfindlichkeiten (Jul. at LCB), Danijel Ćubelić from the University of Heidelberg asked the writer a few questions
The novel opens with the sentence, “The morning begins with shame.” What role does the concept of shame – of having queer desires, not fulfilling familial expectations or the soc