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ARCHIVE HUMBOLDT LAB DAHLEM   (2012-2015)
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Sharing Knowledge, June 25 through October 18, 2015

Project "Sharing Knowledge," photo: Uwe Walter
Project "Sharing Knowledge," photo: Uwe Walter
Visitors in the exhibition "Sharing Knowledge," photo: Sebastian Bolesch
Homepage of the exchange platform "Sharing Knowledge," © Humboldt Lab Dahlem/UNEIT/Studio NAND
Project "Sharing Knowledge", copy of a historical file card from the collection American ethnology (Ethnologisches Museum) with commentaries by students of the indigenous University
Project "Sharing Knowledge", copy of a historical file card from the collection American ethnology (Ethnologisches Museum) with commentaries by students of the indigenous University
Project "Sharing Knowledge", copy of a historical file card from the collection American ethnology (Ethnologisches Museum) with commentaries by students of the indigenous University

"Sharing Knowledge" - the title of this project says it all. Since spring 2014 the Ethnologisches Museum and the Universidad Nacional Experimental Indígena del Tauca (Venezuela) have been working together on the creation of an interactive website. On this site, ethnographical objects from Amazonia can be bundled, shared and expanded upon. In addition to historical ethnographic artifacts located in Berlin, objects created recently in Tauca can also be included in the discussion. Each description and interpretation of these objects is negotiable and modifiable: a common and polyphonic knowledge base is created.

Probebühne 7 will be presenting this project to the public for the first time: it was initiated by Andrea Scholz, with the website created and programmed by Studio NAND. It will be a fundamental part of the Amazon exhibition in the Humboldt-Forum, providing an insight into the living indigenous knowledge of the present.

09/27/15: Curator-guided tour

Please finde more information here.