We will investigate through an intersectional lens how to create public space where people of different socio-cultural, ethnic, or cultural background feel equal and respected. Deadline for application is the 25^th of June 2019. All interested can send a resume in pdf at workshops.kaf@gmail.com and workshops@kosovoarchitecture.com

The biennial Wildwuchs festival aims to be a mediator of encounters between artists and audiences; between people affected by issues and those who are interested in them. It produces projects that offer equal opportunities for artistic creativity to all and enable cultural inclusivity amidst diversity. Photography Antje Schupp.

The exhibition explores the little-known, often-overlooked, and rare intimate behaviour of the botanical world and is on display from the 3^rd of May until the 22^nd of June 2019.

The event represents an annual gathering around European architecture, and showcase ideas and trends for the future development of architecture and the profession.

Future Architecture is the first pan-European platform of architecture museums, festivals and producers, bringing ideas on the future of cities and architecture closer to the wider public.

We talked about the results of the last Swiss referendum on “Selbstbestimmungsinitiative”, Queer Nature, and the next Schwesterprojekt event.

The “Garden State” project from MAMAZA is inspired by the story of Libertalia, a possibly fictional anarchist island colony founded in the late 17th century near Madagascar in which pirates and freed slaves lived communally in a peaceful environment.

The evening is initiated by Schwesterprojekt, a collective organising unconventional events in Basel. The lecture is addressed to those with interests ranging from art, botany to sociology, as well as to those enticed by the nature of queerness in general. It is followed by a concert of indie band Copy/Paste.

Akademie Schloss Solitude is an international Artist-in-Residence Program. It creates a close-knit, global and transdisciplinary network of Solitude alumni that expands from year to year.

The second edition of the garden festival focuses on the design of temporary installations in dialogue with the surrounding heritage architecture while incorporating a sustainable dimension.

The kokedamas created by the students will be installed as part of the Suspended Garden project.