CHANGE NOW — SHIPS CHANGE THE WORLD
2022
Special exhibition,
German Maritime Museum (DSM),
Leibniz-Institute for Maritime History,
Bremerhaven
The exhibition was developed on the occasion of the UN Ocean Decade, which aims to link marine science with the needs of human society. Why? The oceans remain one of the world’s least explored and least protected areas, yet they cover 71% of the Earth’s surface and are the source of life.
The main narrative of the exhibition, 10 theses on the far-reaching impact of ships, is interwoven with the building’s characteristic ten cabinets. They present ships as engines of trade, globalization and science – but also of climate change and its consequences.
→ 360°- Experience
The main narrative of the exhibition, 10 theses on the far-reaching impact of ships, is interwoven with the building’s characteristic ten cabinets. They present ships as engines of trade, globalization and science – but also of climate change and its consequences.
→ 360°- Experience
Partner
Alfred-Wegener-Institut | Helmholtz Zentrum für Polar- und Meeresforschung;
Deutsches Meeresmuseums Stralsund;
Greenpeace
Scientific Direction
Sunhild Kleingärtner | DSM
Ruth Schilling | DSM
CuratiNG
Marleen von Bargen | DSM
Ulrike Heine | DSM
Concept, CREATIVE DIRECTION
Christoph Geiger | DSM
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Hergarten | Interactive Environments
Niels Hollmeier | DSM
Exhibition Design, Planning
Carsten Cielobatzki | Büro N2
Esther Gonstalla | EG-Grafik
Andreas Lange | Büro N2
Klaas-Marten Seekamp | Studio Seekamp
Benjamin Suck | whatif
Consulting
Roland Lambrette | University of the Arts Bremen
Photography
Hauke Dressler
# 2–8, 11, 18–20, 22, 25, 28–30, 33, 34
Helena Grebe | DSM
# 24, 26
Andreas Lange
# 1, 10, 15–17, 31, 32, 35, 39