Tuesday, 1 October, 5 pm
Akademie der Künste, Hanseatenweg 10

The Café Climate aims to engage in a dialogue at equal level with civil society, experts and political actors on the topics of climate injustice and arts and culture. In an informal atmosphere, at small tables, like in a café. 

The Café Climate event series is taking place for the 5th time – always in different contexts and settings such as playgrounds, university campus etc. On 1 October, Café Climate takes place in the context of the symposium Time to Listen

Three questions move us:

– How the climate crisis affects our daily lives.
– How the climate crisis sounds.
– How the climate crisis affects art and culture.

We cordially invite you to discuss different aspects of climate (in)justice with following experts:

Alexandra Nehmer (Architect), Bernhard König (Composer), Jovana Popić (Visual artist), Eckhard Roelcke (Journalist and activist Letzte Generation) and Dr. Carla J. Maier (Cultural Anthropologist, Planetary Listening Collective). Café Climate is organised and moderated by a working group of the European Alliance of Academies: Iris ter Schiphorst (Composer), Cécile Wajsbrot (writer), Petja Ivanova (Visual artist) and others

An event of the European Alliance of Academies as part of the symposium Time to Listen

More information: Time to Listen 2024: An Open Space on Sustainability in Contemporary Music | Akademie der Künste, Berlin (adk.de)