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    Explore " margarete schütte-lihotzky" with insightful episodes like "Teater Rampa: Viktor Halbnarr I Viktor polnori", "541- The Frankfurt Kitchen", "Tanzimat - Interview with Esra Ersen (de)", "Tanzimat - Interview with Gulsun Karamustafa (en)" and "Tanzimat - Interview with Franz Kapfer (de)" from podcasts like ""AGORA Obzorja", "99% Invisible", "CastYourArt - Watch Art Now", "CastYourArt - Watch Art Now" and "CastYourArt - Watch Art Now"" and more!

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    Teater Rampa: Viktor Halbnarr I Viktor polnori

    Teater Rampa: Viktor Halbnarr I Viktor polnori

    Katarina Hartmann, Aleksander Tolmaier, Christian Filipič und Roman Pechmann laden Sie ein, sie auf dieser märchenhaften Reise zu begleiten. Damit beginnt auch ein neues Kapitel in der slowenischsprachigen Theaterlandschaft in Klagenfurt I Celovec. Das neu gegründete Theater Rampa präsentiert sich mit dem Theaterstück Viktor Halbnarr I Viktor polnori zum ersten Mal in neuen Räumlichkeiten in der Landeshauptstadt. Mehr Info auf iKult.at.

    Vabimo vas, da se Katarini Hartman, Aleksandru Tolmaierju, Christianu Filipiču in Romanu Pechmanu pridružite na pravljičnem potovanju, ki odpira novo poglavje slovenskega gledališkega ustvarjanja v Celovcu. Teater RAMPA se nocoj, ob 20. uri, prvič predstavlja v prenovljenih prostorih iKult. Viktorja polnorega si boste v nemški različici lahko ogledali še 15., 16., 17., in 30. septembra. V slovenščini je predstava na ogled 28. in 29. septembra. Zadnja bo v nedeljo 1. oktobra v nemškem jeziku. Informacije so na spletni strani novega slovenskega kulturnega centra v Celovcu iKult.at.

    Gestaltung I oblikovanje: Sara Pan

    Foto: Hanzi Weiss

    541- The Frankfurt Kitchen

    541- The Frankfurt Kitchen

    After World War I, in Frankfurt, Germany, the city government was taking on a big project. A lot of residents were in dire straits, and in the second half of the 1920s, the city built over 10,000 public housing units. It was some of the earliest modern architecture — simple, clean, and uniform. The massive housing effort was, in many ways, eye-poppingly impressive, with all new construction and sleek, cutting edge architecture. But one room in these new housing units was far and away the most lauded and influential: and that was the kitchen.

    Many consider the Frankfurt Kitchen to be nothing less than the first modern kitchen. A few of these kitchens still exist, some in museums. And it's strange to see one there, because to modern eyes, it doesn’t appear to be high art. It just looks like a kitchen.

    The Frankfurt Kitchen

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