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As a trading city, Bremen has been associated with the topic of colonialism for centuries. What effects can be seen in Bremen today? Bremen residents - especially BIPoC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) - have submitted their analyses, their experiences of racism, but also of self-empowerment in urban space to an art competition and a literature competition. This publication gathers all the works that were shortlisted by the juries. Taken as a whole, they express a social vision of the future in the sense of Afrofuturism, which positively overcomes Eurocentrism in the art system. von Focke-Museum, Bremer Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte
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