Free of charge, no reservation required
LOCATION:
Börsenplatz
DURATION:
approx. 100 minutes
LANGUAGE:
GER
The audio walk will be available free of charge from 10 October, 4 PM, until 18 October.
Geldlauf am Main (Vorpremiere)
Audiowalk by VOLL:MILCH along the infrastructure of money
Free of charge, no reservation required
LOCATION:
Börsenplatz
DURATION:
approx. 100 minutes
LANGUAGE:
GER
The audio walk will be available free of charge from 10 October, 4 PM, until 18 October.
From Saturday, 10 October at 4 PM, VOLL:MILCH’s audio walk sets off along the infrastructure of money.
The GELDLAUF runs straight through Frankfurt am Main’s financial district, along the Anlagenring and through the city’s bank towers to the Main. This familiar “Mainhattan” skyline is not only a widely visible symbol of capitalism, but also the centrepiece of a far less visible money infrastructure. Banks, investment firms, insurers, the Bundesbank and the European Central Bank are interdependent actors in a financial mesh that supplies the state as well as global financial markets with liquidity.
The audio walk invites you to follow the directions in which money flows on foot for just under two hours, while also taking a critical look at the structure that holds our (monetary) social order together—or tears it apart.
VOLL:MILCH invites you to start the audio walk together this weekend: on Oct 10 at 4 PM and Oct 11 at 2 PM. Following the walk along the banks of the Main, there will be an opportunity to engage in conversation with the participants.
Meeting point: Börsenplatz, at the Bull and Bear
LINK to the audio walk: vollmilch.me/geldlauf
Credits
By: VOLL:MILCH
Music: Fabian Eyer
Featuring the voices of: Charlotte Rommerskirchen (Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy, University of Edinburgh), Co-Pierre Georg (Professor of Practice in Digital Finance and Technology at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management), Rainer Voss (Finanzwende, former investment banker), and Robin Jaspert (political economist, author of “Neokolonialer Kapitalismus”)
Supported by the City of Frankfurt am Main Department of Culture
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