Rapidly melting ice sheets, booming tourism, three new airports under construction, ever-larger waste heaps, international investors in search of mineral resources: Greenland’s transformation is intense, turbulent, and contradictory. No stone is left unturned. But what do the people there think of it all? How do we deal with dilemmas and contradictions? What scares us about it and what opportunities are at stake? This moving film installation is accompanied by an original Greenlandic soundtrack.
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Whether it’s a critique of consumerism, notions of sustainability, or a lifestyle choice – in the Lost and Found Memories Office you can discover what lies behind the trend for doing repairs and what this means for mountain sport. So join us in collecting tips and tricks that can help extend the life cycle of your own equipment. .
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Those who keep their heads underwater while swimming in the Aare hear the Alpine stones rolling. Nowhere else in the world is river swimming as integral to urban culture as in Bern. The exhibition in the Biwak space allows visitors to immerse themselves in the eclectic collection of David Godio, the passionate Bernese Aare diver.
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