Saba Innab – Station Point

How is architecture connected to power? Through spatial representation artist Saba Innab reflects on this question. The title Station Point derives from the field of technical drawings: a station point is the point from which a perspective is constructed. Anything that is located behind it, or in its blind spot, will be absent from the drawing.

Events

22.06.2019 – 22.09.2019 | Wakefield

Exhibition | Yorkshire Sculpture International

29.06.2019 – 22.09.2019 | Pittsburgh

Exhibition | An Atlas of Commoning

31.07.2019 – 22.09.2019 | Tijuana

Exhibition | Territorium: Tijuana

30.08.2019 – 01.12.2019 | Berlin

Exhibition | Station Point

11.09.2019 – 07.12.2019 | Beer Sheva

Exhibition | The Event of a Thread. Global Narratives in Textiles.

14.09.2019 – 10.10.2019 | Istanbul

Exhibition | 16. Istanbul Biennial

26.09.2019 – 26.09.2019 | Stuttgart

Workshop | The Role of Civil Society in Cultural Relations

Fundings

Artists’ Contacts
Cultural Assistant Programme
CrossCulture Programme
Exhibition funding
Humanitarian Assistance
Internship Programme
Research Award
zivik – Civilian Conflict Resolution

Young black-haired woman with glasses blowing the seeds of a dandelion

Photo: ifa / Wolfgang Kuhnle

ifa Publications

Study | Sigrid Weigel: Transnational foreign cultural policy – Beyond national culture, ifa Edition Culture and Foreign Policy, 2019

Input | Justin O’Connor: Resources of Hope? Creative Economy and Development in the Global South, ifa Input 02/2019

Study | Mueller (ed.): Temporary Shelter and Relocation Initiatives. Perspectives of Managers and Participants, ifa Edition Culture and Foreign Policy – a Martin Roth-Initiative Publication, 2019

Study | Gijs de Vries: Cultural Freedom in European Foreign Policy, ifa Edition Culture and Foreign Policy, 2019

Input | Stuart MacDonald: Brexit, Populism, Nationalism. Challenge of the Future, ifa Input 01/2019

Input | Nicola Popović: 1325 Snapshots from the Field. Examples of Good Practices and Lessons Learned within Projects on Women, Peace and Security, ifa Input 06/2018

Study | Thomas Reuter: German Cultural Diplomacy in Indonesia. Building Cooperation in a Changing World, ifa Edition Culture and Foreign Policy, 2019

Study | Anke Fiedler: Migration from Sub-Saharan Africa to Europe. Reasons, sources of information and perception of German engagement, ifa Edition Culture and Foreign Policy, 2018

Study | Stefan Meister (ed.): Understanding Russian Communication Strategy. Case Studies of Serbia and Estonia, ifa Edition Culture and Foreign Policy, 2018

Study | Richard Higgott, Virginia Proud: Populist-Nationalism and Foreign Policy. Cultural Diplomacy, International Interaction and Resilience, ifa Edition Culture and Foreign Policy, 2017

Find more publications in German here.
Weitere Veröffentlichungen auf Deutsch finden Sie hier.

The publications of the research programme can also be found on SSOAR.

About us

ifa (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen) is Germany’s oldest intermediary organisation for international cultural relations, having celebrated its centenary in 2017. It promotes a peaceful and enriching coexistence between people and cultures worldwide. Its programmes pursue five core themes: Cultural Exchange, Dialogue of Civil Societies, Migration & Culture, Culture & Conflict, and Europe. ifa supports artistic and cultural exchange in exhibition, dialogue and conference programmes, and it acts as a centre of excellence for international cultural relations. It is part of a global network and relies on sustainable, long-term partnerships.

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