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Arts of the Working Class
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenNon-Profit EnterpriseArt & CultureMedia & Journalism
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
About Arts of the Working Class
"Arts of the Working Class" (AotWC) is a prominent multilingual publication and cultural platform that critically engages with art from the perspective of the working class. With a global reach and diverse audience, the organization presents its name in numerous languages. At its core, AotWC fosters intellectual discourse on art and its intersection with social and political issues, underscored by its potent anti-xenophobic slogan, "KEIN MENSCH IST ILLEGAL." As a publishing entity, AotWC offers regular "Editions" and a wide array of online "Texts" including interviews and essays. Based in Berlin, this UG maintains robust international collaborations with institutions like Tanzquartier Wien and Berliner Festspiele, actively contributing to reduced inequalities (SDG 10).
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Sustainability Goals
Reduced Inequalities
Art Perspectives of the Working Class
The organization fosters critical art discourse from the perspective of the working class, providing a global platform for marginalized artists to reduce inequalities within the art sector.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Promoting a Society Without Discrimination
Through its slogan 'KEIN MENSCH IST ILLEGAL,' Arts of the Working Class actively campaigns against xenophobia, fostering a more just and inclusive society through critical discourse.
Quality Education
Inclusive Educational Resources for Art and Society
The organization offers multilingual editions and online texts, including interviews and essays, facilitating global access to critical art theory and sociopolitical discourse.
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FAQs
Q1What is the mission of "Arts of the Working Class" and what impact does the organization aim for?
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"Arts of the Working Class" (AotWC) critically engages with art from the perspective of the working class, fostering discourse on art within social and political contexts. The organization actively combats xenophobia with its slogan "KEIN MENSCH IST ILLEGAL." Its primary goal is to reduce inequalities (SDG 10), complemented by contributions to peace, justice, and strong institutions (SDG 16), as well as quality education (SDG 4).
Q2What is the size of "Arts of the Working Class" and where is its headquarters located?
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"Arts of the Working Class" is a smaller organization with 2 to 10 staff members. It is registered as an Unternehmergesellschaft (UG) and has its headquarters in Berlin, Germany. From there, it operates with a global reach.
Q3What products and services does "Arts of the Working Class" offer?
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The organization regularly publishes "Editions" and offers a wide array of online "Texts," including interviews, exhibition reviews, and critical essays. Readers can subscribe to publications or purchase individual items through the online shop. Additionally, there is a "Newsletter" for updates, a "Calendar" of events, and physical "Pickup" locations for publications.
Q4Which institutions does "Arts of the Working Class" collaborate with internationally?
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"Arts of the Working Class" maintains a robust international presence through collaborations with numerous art institutions and festivals. These include discussions with Tanzquartier Wien, exhibitions at Fondazione Antonio Dalle Nogare in Bolzano, and reports from Rotterdam Art Week. The platform is also connected with institutions such as Gallery Weekend Berlin, Berliner Festspiele, and e-flux.
