Neue Serie: Politischer Stadtrundgang in Marburg

Nach meiner langen Reise ohne allzuviel politische Einflüsse war es richtig komisch, die ganzen Sticker, Plakate, Graffiti usw. hier in Marburg zu sehen. Um diesen Aspekt meiner Unistadt etwas näher zu beleuchten, habe ich mich entschlossen, dies in meinem Blog vorzustellen. Das soll anhand der besten Fotos, die ich von dieser politischen Artikulationsform mache, geschehen. Hier nun die ersten Ergebnisse dieser "Forschungsarbeit".

Coming back to Marburg I got struck by the amount of posters, stickers, the graffitti and so on that I did not see during my journey. Now I will start a photo serial to show this aspect of the political life in "my" town in the middle of Germany.


"Black red gold" does not feed me


Block G8 - Appeal to block the G8 summit in Germany


Privatisation is theft of public belongings


Prevent the nazi demonstration in Rüsselsheim (near Frankfurt)
One barricade says more than a 1000 words...


Official graffiti wall...


...and an unofficial graffiti wall ;-)


On a cigarette distribution machine:
Capitalism can lead to a slow and painful death


I answer back - Stop everyday sexism


Minimum wage now - No G8: People before profit


A squirrel - a logo of a local activist group


There is enough for everyone

And to conclude let's have a look on this series where the ad of a club called "Rockbar" has been altered:

Socialism is "rockbar" (which means you can rock it)


Anarchism is "rockbar" (which again means you can rock it)


Communism is "rockbar" (which again means you can rock it)

To be continued...