“Show me your Shelves!” brought together artists, young art journalists and librarians to reflect on existing common structures, experiences, as well as differences between Afro-German and African American perspectives. In this frame it also challenged the question of how libraries can expand on becoming open spaces of encounter and knowledge regarding the connections of African Diasporas. This happened in three workshops and two exhibitions in Detroit and Houston as well as a special C& Print Issue.
It was funded by and took place within the framework of the campaign Wunderbar Together – The Year of German-American Friendship.
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![Installation view Collection Contemporary Art, Museum Ludwig, Cologne 2018 © of the artists
Photo: Rheinisches Bildarchiv Köln, Rico Burgmann; art works (f.l.t.r.): Kerry James Marshall, Vignette #15, 2014 / Zoe Leonard, Tree, 1997/2011 / Cady Noland, Log Cabin Roof [Blockhausdach], 1990 / Cady Noland, Truck Rack Blank [Leeres Lastwagengestell], 1991 / Cady Noland, Chainsaw Cut Cowboy with Baked Beans [Kettensägeschnitt-Cowboy mit gebackenen Bohnen], 1990 /Seth Price , Digital Video Effect:](https://contemporaryand.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/ML_Contemp_2018_5.jpg)
