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Wim Wenders Polaroidsammlung stellt eine Erweiterung seiner Werke dar und zeigt eine unmittelbare, sein Leben spiegelnde Seite von ihm. In der Ausstellung werden die zwischen Anfang der 1970er- und Mitte der 1980er-Jahre entstanden Polaroids zusammen mit Ausschnitten aus seinen Filmen inszeniert.
Wim Wenders’ collection of Polaroids is an extension of his work, showing an intimate and immediate side of his life. In the exhibition, Polaroids taken between the early 1970s and the mid 1980s are displayed together with excerpts from his films.
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Besuch des Sir John Soane’s Museum: Ein unglaubliches Haus im Zentrum von London, das einst das Zuhause von John Soane, Architekt und exzessiver Sammler, war. Sein Leben spielte sich hauptsächlich in seinem Zeichenbüro ab; er entschied sich aber dafür, auch sein Wohnhaus in ein Zentrum für kulturelle und architektonische Kuriositäten zu verwandeln.
Visiting the Sir John Soane’s Museum: An incredible house in central London that was once home to architect and obsessive collector John Soane. Soane’s home was his drawing office, but he also decided to transform his own house into a centre for cultural and architectural curiosity. It is a wonderfully unassuming building from the outside, but inside is a labyrinth of architectural material unlike any museum you’ve been to before. Definitely try and go to one of the night openings for an intimate and unique experience.
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In seinen literarischen Werken malte er ein Bild der Hamburger Subkultur, in seinen Interviews sammelt er die Stimmen des Milieus. Verstrickt und versunken in sein Leben, schafft er Grundsätze heutiger Queer- und Postkolonialismusstudien.
Hubert Fichte (1935–1986) was a man who knew how to translate his own view of the world into words and whose passion was life. He was fascinated by the things he saw on his travels, and he tried to categorise them. He maintained this view and his instinct for people even when not travelling. In his literary works, he painted a picture of Hamburg’s subculture; in his interviews he gathered together the voices of the world around him. Enmeshed and immersed in his life, he created the principles of today's queer and post-colonial studies. As a homosexual, he made a deal with his life companion and partner Leonore Mau that each would make the other famous. They travelled together and carried out ethonological studies.
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Bis auf den Namen und das gestalterische Talent haben beide nichts gemein. In seinem ersten Leben sagte er einmal, dass jeder Mensch, der Jogginghosen im Alltag trägt, die Kontrolle über sein Leben verloren hätte.
“I have the feeling many designers are truly happy that they can finally act out their sporting esprit at work,” says fashion journalist and brand consultant Barbara Markert. “Since Nicolas Ghesquière began working at Louis Vuitton, he can do whatever he wants. Each collection is full of ‘athleisure’. After all, he himself does sports five times a week.” Just like Marc Jacobs, Rick Owens, and Riccardo Tisci. Karl Lagerfeld had a life before sports and health, and one after. Apart from the name and the creative talent, they have nothing in common. In his first life, he once said that any person wearing sweatpants in their daily routine had lost control over their life. An assumption that he revised in 2015 hand in hand with model Cara Delevingne on the catwalk. Or rather specified: if the training suit is full of holes, pink, with bare midriff, and from Chanel, it’s all good. It’s in any case quite difficult to imagine someone in the smart new tracksuits from Valentino and Tommy Hilfiger not being granted access to the clubs in Berlin. “Casual Friday has taken hold, nearly all lines of work are dressing in a more street-smart way. It’s only bankers and insurance people who still have to wear suits,” says Markert.