HannoCollage
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Introduction: HannoCollage
The North American Studies program in Hannover features students from different countries with an abundance of interests, goals, and perspectives. Our multiplicity is our strength and shapes our studies tremendously. Yet we share one common ground: We all live and study in Hannover.
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Zeynep Ahsen Mortas: The City of Hannover, in Color
If a city is a house, streets are corridors I walk through every day to reach the rooms I am meant to exist in. Every morning, I wake up to a room decorated with signs, each placed to my own taste. As the day begins, I head outside to pass through the corridors of the house we call Hannover.
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On Graffiti: An Interview with a Graffiti Artist
The interview was conducted with Daniel, who is a tattoo artist by profession in Hannover. He has been involved in drawing graffiti for more than thirty years.
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Shohana Tanjim and Zeynep Ahsen Mortas: Ihme-Zentrum
Ihme-Zentrum is one of the most well-known and controversial building complexes in Hannover. It is located in the Linden district near the Ihme River and close to the city center, and it was originally planned as a modern space that initially aimed to combine housing, shopping, and social life.
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Layers of History: Interview with Dr. Edel Sheridan-Quantz
Interview with Dr. Edel Sheridan-Quantz about the Ballhofplatz
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Photography by Fenja Ilsemann: Symbiosis
Hannover’s Eilenriede is one of the biggest city forests in Europe and almost twice as big as New York’s Central Park (“Eilenriede”). Tracing the contradiction of man-made structures and nature, the following photographs focus on how or if forest and city can coexist in one place.
