Exhibition: Living in Berlin

This exhibition at the Helene-Nathan-Bibliothek addresses one of Berlin's most pressing urban issues: housing. It provides a comprehensive look at the history and present state of living in the city, examining the complex mechanisms of the real estate market. The display also highlights how political regulations shape the way residents live and explores the social conflicts that have arisen as a result. By asking critical questions about housing as a human right, the exhibition aims to spark a dialogue on homelessness and social justice. It is a thought-provoking experience for anyone interested in the social fabric and political landscape of the German capital.