TEDx Kreuzberg

TEDxKreuzberg on the web

TEDxKreuzberg by Rik Mayda
Photo by Rik Mayda

Many of you took photos or videos at TEDxKreuzberg. Some of the results can be found online. We’d like to ask you to upload the rest of it, too, so we can share it with the community and link back to you. (Please tag all content with the hashtags #tedx and #kreuzberg so we can find it. Also, please email us to mail@tedxkreuzberg.org if you have more than just a couple of pictures so we know where to find them and embed a photo gallery.)

Here’s a first overview (thanks for sharing!):


(Photos by Rik Mayda)


(Photos by Roman von Contzen)

More pictures can be found over at Anna Jumped, David Owens, Berlinista’s Posterous, Christian Villum as well as the Flickr search for TEDxKreuzberg. Mayda posted a record of the The Berg presentation.

Last but not least, we’d like to highlight especially the visualizations that Anna Lena Schiller created live during the event:

Please keep the links coming, we’ll be updating this page.


by peter bihr

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Thank you!

Letzte Nacht war wohl für uns alle sehr inspirierend. (Hoffen wir zumindest – uns hat es jedenfalls großen Spaß gemacht!). Vielen Dank für eure rege Teilnahme. Und ein großes, dickes Dankeschön an die Präsentierenden. (Vier Sprecher mussten noch in der selben Nacht, nur wenige Stunden nach der Veranstaltung, die Stadt verlassen um nach Süddeutschland/Norwegen/Dänemark zu [...]


Reminder: When, where, what?

Wir bekommen noch die ein oder andere Anfrage, deshalb zur Sicherheit nochmal die wichtigsten Infos (die ihr auch hier nochmal ausführlicher findet):
Ort: Betahaus
Einlass: 19 Uhr (ab 19:45h vergeben wir die Plätze anderweitig, notfalls gebt uns kurz per Twitter (@tedxkreuzberg) oder Email (mail@tedxkreuzberg.org) bescheid…)
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We’ve been getting a few more questions regarding some basics over the last [...]


Speaker: Torsten Posselt

Torsten Posselt presents Local Distance:
Countless fragments of existing architectural photography are merged into multilayered shapes. The resulting collages introduce a third abstract point of view next to the original ones of architect and photographer.
The recompositions mix and match the views and perspectives of both the architect and the photographer with a third, newly chosen frame. [...]