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Carmen Olaru is a candidate for the second pillar in the selection process of Leipzig's Migrants' Council. She will be among the candidates of whom six are picked by the City Council to have a seat in the new Migrants' Council. Here, she shares her ambitions and goals for the candidacy.
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The Leipzig art scene managed to survive and evolve in accordance with the challenges of the Covid era. Having been reorganised, galleries found the new approaches and reinforced their online resources to stay close to the public. These transformations have explicitly long term consequences not only for the creative professionals, but for the human perception
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Alejandro López Roldán, Mohammad Khaitou and Grzegorz Wojslaw share their vision for our city and why they want to participate in the Leipzig Migrants' Council.
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Our physical realities are increasingly becoming more disparate from any preconceived idea of what we may have expected out of real life. Not that this is necessarily something to be sad about. As with west-davies’s work, it exists and demands to exist within a multiverse, expanding with each rendition and playback it may take, through
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Before voting beings tomorrow, we have three more candidates introducing themselves: Francesca (Italy), Yameli (Mexico) and Hafiza (Syria) share their visions for the Migrants' Council.
MoreIn this "Meet the Candidates" edition, LeipGlo is running Q&A's with those up for the Stadt Leipzig Migrants' Council vote. Today, we get to introduce Linh (Vietnam/Germany) and Tommaso (Italy). If you are also a candidate and want to be featured, contact us via dm or contact[at]leipglo[dot]com.
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