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TRACES | Maral Müdok: Collecting and Exhibiting an Active Archive. Chronicles of First-Generation Female Workers in Germany

Wooden house (research station) in the middle of a green parkImage: René Graf

Maral Müdok | Collecting and Exhibiting an Active Archive: Chronicles of First-Generation Female Workers in Germany [Collecting and Exhibiting an Active Archive: Chronicles of First-Generation Female Workers in Germany]
Invited by the “Multidimensional Strategies” class

 

The Transdisciplinary Research Center for Exhibition Studies (TRACES) brings together interdisciplinary research approaches at the Kassel Art Academy and various departments of the University of Kassel on the history and present state of exhibition practices. The research station at Lutherplatz was built in the summer of 2021 by students at the University of Kassel using a self-build approach based on a design by Bauhaus instructor Ludwig Hilberseimer; it serves as a platform for dialogue between the urban community and the university. Here, students and faculty offer insights into their work through discussions, lectures, workshops, seminars, and exhibitions, and involve the public in their research in the spirit of “citizen science.” More about TRACES

 

TRACES Lecture Series, Winter 2026

 

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