How to Mend the Brokenness? Some Solace during COVID-19 Part IV
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This is part III of an unfolding mini-series trying to provide some starting points to reimagine futures, provide solace and at least start somewhere during COVID-19.
Read MoreHow to Mend the Brokenness? Some Solace during COVID-19 Part III
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This is part III of an unfolding mini-series trying to provide some starting points to reimagine futures, provide solace and at least start somewhere during COVID-19.
Read MoreHow to Mend the Brokenness? Some Solace during COVID-19 Part II
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This is part II of an unfolding mini-series trying to provide some starting points to reimagine futures, provide solace and at least start somewhere during COVID-19.
Read MoreHow to Mend the Brokenness? Some Solace during COVID-19 Part I
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This is part I of an unfolding mini-series tries to provide some starting points to reimagine futures, provide solace and at least start somewhere during COVID-19.
Read MoreGenerosity is not a Substitute for Justice
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For many institutions the relationship to their sponsors is benevolent and productive, for others however, the pleasing of sponsors becomes a delicate management of compromises. You don’t bite the hand that feeds you, right? But what does this dependent position do to the autonomy of cultural institutions, education or journalism?
Read MoreWho Are You Without The Doing?
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Every day we have to get our balance right between the Doing and the Non-Doing. Who are you without the doing?
Read MoreLearnings 2018: Life and Business
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In the tradition to review the past year, close chapters and start new ones here a few of the main learnings of 2018
Read MoreHolding Space
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In our productivity-obsessed culture claiming your own space, rituals, time and intentionally slowing down feels like an act of resistance.
Read MoreLibrary Love in the Age of Algorithms
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Before I ever wrote a piece, I was a vivid reader for many years. Books were the castles of my imagination.
Read MoreThoughts on Women's History Month 2018
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I guess, we all agree that it's not just about celebrating one day or month but to actually make every day of the year count. Nevertheless, I really like the thought of giving a month a topic and am joining the celebration of women's history month with a few thoughts here.
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