Carolin Emcke reflects on shrinking public spaces for people that are perceived as others and warns of proliferation of radical movements that are taking public space.
Gaël Faye is a writer and rapper. At the age of thirteen he had to leave the city of his birth, Bujumbura (Burundi) and go to Paris, fleeing civil war and the genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. In a banlieue not far from Versailles he discovered rap and hip-hop. Faye has released two solo...
Interview with Kuba Snopek and Tomek Świetlik, authors of Stage, Special Mention in the 2018 Prize
Interview with Sascha Wienecke, co-author of Zollverein Park, Special Mention of the 2018 Prize
Interview with Pascal Cornips, author of the Cuyperspassage, Special Mention in the 2018 Prize
Interview with Gideon Boie, co-author of PC Caritas, Special Mention in the 2018 Prize
Interview with Erion Veilaj, Mayor of Tirana, and Johan Anrys, architect and author of the winning work of the European Prize for Urban Public Space 2018.
Interview with Ariadna Miquel, designer of the Poblenou Superblock, Special Mention in the 2018 Prize
Masha Gessen highlights the fundamental role of public space in democracy