[Bilimsel Haber] Conference: IstanbulBerlin Conference CityDreams/ContendedSpaces, Berlin, 4-5.12.2009
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International conference of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation,
Heinrich-Böll-Foundation, Institute for Turkology (Freie Universität
Berlin)and "ZWEIHEIMISCH - Institute of IntegrationResearch in Berlin:
4./5.12.09
Istanbul is where Turkey?s heart beats, they say. Unlike other cities,
more and more visitors have come sightsee and swarm the
12-million-inhabitant-metropolis throughout the last years. Istanbul
has become one of the economically most dynamic metropolises of
Europe. Travellers from all over the world are enthusiastic about
Istanbul's art and music scene, about the lively nightlife with its
particular mixture of familiar and exotic styles. Istanbul is
considered a trendy place. Nevertheless, beyond the flashy shopping
centres, the hip cafés, bars and clubs and beyond the artistic mélange
there is a quite different Istanbul, too. It?s the city of its
inhabitants, of the people who are living and have to make a living in
this vast space of urban agglomeration: displaced people from South
East Anatolia without better occupational outlook, who are looking for
a lousy job at the outskirts of the city and have never seen the
Bosporus. Young queers who feel protected by the urban anonymity in
their search for diverse sexual and gender identities.
Long-established Romanies whose dwellings and settlements are forced
to yield the city's gentrification process. All these people also
mould the face of this city with its dazzling contrariness.
2009 is the 20th anniversary of the sister cities Berlin and Istanbul,
in 2010 Istanbul wants to present itself as the European Capital of
Culture, as a cosmopolitan boom town. In addition, Istanbul is hosting
the 6th European Social Forum in June 2010. This set of events is our
motive to take a closer look at the Bosporus metropolis: looking from
both perspectives, from Berlin, from Istanbul. We?re going to explore
the terrain from different points of view of the metropolitan space,
such as urban studies, arts and history. Istanbul is offering a
particularly alive and bubbly field of political intervention to
social scientists, activists and persons engaged in the cultural
sector, who will concede us a glance behind the scenes of the magazine
look of the city. Istanbul?s bridges do not only cross the Bosporus,
they also tauten to Berlin, for example in the field of music ? here
and there expression of diversity, unrest, enthusiasm, protest and
tradition: major city Rock and Ska from Istanbul, Turkish arabesque
style and Kurdish Folk from Berlin. Whether it's about music, film,
science or art ? in both cities you can find reflected the traces of
migration, the search for identities and for a living under the
conditions of urban transformation.
PROGRAMM
Friday 4th of Dec. 2009
Music spheres between Berlin and Istanbul
10:00?13:00
Transcultural space Berlin-Istanbul ? city excursion to Berlin-Kreuzberg
(registration required ? limited participants)
14:00 Opening of the conference
14:00?15:30
?Tell me what you listen to, I tell you who you are? ? music as means
of political positioning and mobilization
MIESTE HOTOPP-RIECKE (Zweiheimisch)
Istanbul in Berlin: analysis of the production of a metropolis
NURETTIN ALPHAN TUNCER (Zweiheimisch)
page 2
16:00?17:30
Music in the context of migration, subculture and politics
AZIZA A. (musician, German-Turkish Hip Hop)
PIERRE HECKER (University of Leipzig)
Host: MEHMET GÖKHAN TUNCER (Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences)
18:00?20:00
Evil people do not have songs? Political music in Turkey
NEJAT YAVASO?ULLARI (songwriter of »BULUTSUZLUK ÖZLEMI«)
FERHAT TUNÇ (musician and publicist)
Host: CEM DALAMAN (RBB)
Saturday, 5th of Dec. 2009
Istanbul: creativity, spaces and fences
10:30?11:30
Metropolis of Istanbul: Between the global and the local
ÇA?LAR KEYDER (Bo?aziçi University Istanbul)
Host: ANNE STECKNER (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation)
12:00?14:00
Urban Transformation in Istanbul: critically revisited
ORHAN ESEN (Editor of «SELF SERVICE CITY: ISTANBUL»/INURA)
JEAN-FRANÇOIS PÉROUSE (University of Toulouse)
Host: WASILIS VON RAUCH (Ilisu Action Committee)
14:00?15:00 lunch break with buffet
15:00?16:00
Art meets politics and (sub)culture in Istanbul
PEL?N TAN (Technical University Istanbul)
Host: ANNE STECKNER (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation)
16.30?18.30
Movie: «The Other Side of Istanbul» with director DÖNDÜ KILIÇ (New
Lies Productions)
Exhibition: «Becoming Istanbul» with curator PELIN DERVIS (Garanti Galeri)
19:00?21:00
Stories of a city: following Istanbul?s traces
MURAT BELGE, reading from the book «INTERCITY: BERLIN ? ISTANBUL»
Host: ÇA?LA ILK (Forum Berlin Istanbul)
Photo exhibitions:
»Instants« in Istanbul / by IRENE MOLINA RODRÍGUEZ
»Night« in Berlin / by IBRAHIM COSKUN
info line:
http://zweiheimisch.wordpress.com/
www.rosalux.de/istanbul2010
--
Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, M.A.,
Turcologist / Sociologist / Publisher
PhD scholar at Institute for Turcology at Freie Universität Berlin &
Science coordinator at ICaTat - Institute for Caucasica-, Taurica- and
Turkestan Studies, Berlin
Internet:
http://icatat.wordpress.com/ and
http://fokusost.wordpress.com/
http://zweiheimisch.wordpress.com/
http://tamga.wordpress.com
http://rasnoobrasie.wordpress.com/
http://mieste.wordpress.com/
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International conference of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, Heinrich-Böll-Foundation, Institute for Turkology (Freie Universität Berlin) and "ZWEIHEIMISCH - Institute of IntegrationResearch in Berlin: 4./5.12.09
Istanbul is where Turkey?s heart beats, they say. Unlike other cities, more and more visitors have come sightsee and swarm the 12-million-inhabitant-metropolis throughout the last years. Istanbul has become
one of the economically most dynamic metropolises of Europe. Travellers from all over the world are enthusiastic about Istanbul?s art and music scene, about the lively nightlife with its particular mixture of
familiar and exotic styles. Istanbul is considered a trendy place. Nevertheless, beyond the flashy shopping centres, the hip cafés, bars and clubs and beyond the artistic mélange there is a quite different Istanbul, too. It?s the city of its inhabitants, of the people who are living and have to make a living in this vast space of urban agglomeration: displaced people from South East Anatolia without
better occupational outlook, who are looking for a lousy job at the outskirts of the city and have never seen the Bosporus. Young queers who feel protected by the urban anonymity in their search for diverse
sexual and gender identities. Long-established Romanies whose dwellings and settlements are forced to yield the city?s gentrification process. All these people also mould the face of this city with its dazzling
contrariness.
2009 is the 20th anniversary of the sister cities Berlin and Istanbul, in 2010 Istanbul wants to present itself as the European Capital of Culture, as a cosmopolitan boom town. In addition, Istanbul is hosting the 6th European Social Forum in June 2010. This set of events is our motive to take a closer look at the Bosporus metropolis: looking from both perspectives, from Berlin, from Istanbul. We?re going to explore the terrain from different points of view of the metropolitan space, such as urban studies, arts and history. Istanbul is offering a particularly alive and bubbly field of political intervention to social scientists, activists and persons engaged in the cultural sector, who will concede us a glance behind the scenes of the magazine look of the city. Istanbul?s bridges do not only cross the Bosporus, they also tauten to Berlin, for example in the field of music ? here and there expression of diversity, unrest, enthusiasm, protest and tradition: major city Rock and Ska from Istanbul, Turkish arabesque style and Kurdish Folk from Berlin. Whether it?s about music, film, science or art ? in both cities you can find
reflected the traces of migration, the search for identities and for a living under the conditions of urban transformation.
PROGRAMM
Friday 4th of Dec. 2009
Music spheres between Berlin and Istanbul
10:00?13:00
Transcultural space Berlin-Istanbul ? city excursion to Berlin-Kreuzberg
(registration required ? limited participants)
14:00 Opening of the conference
14:00?15:30
?Tell me what you listen to, I tell you who you are? ? music as means of political
positioning and mobilization
MIESTE HOTOPP-RIECKE (Zweiheimisch)
Istanbul in Berlin: analysis of the production of a metropolis
NURETTIN ALPHAN TUNCER (Zweiheimisch)
page 2
16:00?17:30
Music in the context of migration, subculture and politics
AZIZA A. (musician, German-Turkish Hip Hop)
PIERRE HECKER (University of Leipzig)
Host: MEHMET GÖKHAN TUNCER (Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences)
18:00?20:00
Evil people do not have songs? Political music in Turkey
NEJAT YAVASO?ULLARI (songwriter of »BULUTSUZLUK ÖZLEMI«)
FERHAT TUNÇ (musician and publicist)
Host: CEM DALAMAN (RBB)
Saturday, 5th of Dec. 2009
Istanbul: creativity, spaces and fences
10:30?11:30
Metropolis of Istanbul: Between the global and the local
ÇA?LAR KEYDER (Bo?aziçi University Istanbul)
Host: ANNE STECKNER (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation)
12:00?14:00
Urban Transformation in Istanbul: critically revisited
ORHAN ESEN (Editor of «SELF SERVICE CITY: ISTANBUL»/INURA)
JEAN-FRANÇOIS PÉROUSE (University of Toulouse)
Host: WASILIS VON RAUCH (Ilisu Action Committee)
14:00?15:00 lunch break with buffet
15:00?16:00
Art meets politics and (sub)culture in Istanbul
PEL?N TAN (Technical University Istanbul)
Host: ANNE STECKNER (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation)
16.30?18.30
Movie: «The Other Side of Istanbul» with director DÖNDÜ KILIÇ (New Lies Productions)
Exhibition: «Becoming Istanbul» with curator PELIN DERVIS (Garanti Galeri)
19:00?21:00
Stories of a city: following Istanbul?s traces
MURAT BELGE, reading from the book «INTERCITY: BERLIN ? ISTANBUL»
Host: ÇA?LA ILK (Forum Berlin Istanbul)
Photo exhibitions:
»Instants« in Istanbul / by IRENE MOLINA RODRÍGUEZ
»Night« in Berlin / by IBRAHIM COSKUN
info line:
http://zweiheimisch.wordpress.com/
www.rosalux.de/istanbul2010
--
Mieste Hotopp-Riecke, M.A.,
Turcologist / Sociologist / Publisher
PhD scholar at Institute for Turcology at Freie Universität Berlin &
Science coordinator at ICaTat - Institute for Caucasica-, Taurica- and Turkestan Studies, Berlin
Internet:
http://icatat.wordpress.com/ and
http://fokusost.wordpress.com/
http://zweiheimisch.wordpress.com/
http://tamga.wordpress.com
http://rasnoobrasie.wordpress.com/
http://mieste.wordpress.com/
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