“Park Platz" is about bringing in different voices and asking a simple question: what can public space actually do for us, today and going forward? Over the summer, architects, artists, and other creatives bring site-specific projects to life, each shaped by their own experience and point of view — working directly with the people who live around the museum.

A project with Atelier Bunter Jakob, Bilgisaray, c/o now, Zuzanna Czebatul, Kotti-Shop, Kunstwerkstatt Kreuzberg der Lebenshilfe Berlin e.V., Daniel Lie, Hanne Lippard, Mpower e.V., Ania Nowak, Lucas Odahara, POLIGONAL, Przemek Pyszczek, Liz Rosenfeld, Marinella Senatore, and Raul Walch, curated by Nuno De Brito Rocha.

After the events, warm, nostalgic summer memories were meant to remain. That's why part of the concept involved using an analog photo aesthetic for the documentary images, which captured the atmosphere of the location and featured many people. Due to the pandemic and the restrictions in place at the time, the events took place outdoors and with a limited number of participants, which further shaped the atmosphere of the images. The idea was to show a sequence of moments one after another (stories / photo galleries). Different perspectives and image details collided, alternated, and complemented one another. Together, they formed an overall picture. Within these atmospheric image sequences, contrasting shots (video / photo) of artworks with a factual, unfiltered character were included. For this part of the online campaign, we collaborated with photographers Phillip Zwanzig and Katja Strempel.