Magazine "Politik im freien Theater"

For the Politik im Freien Theater festival by the Federal Agency for Civic Education, we conceptualized, designed, and implemented a multimedia tablet magazine. It reimagines the festival theme of "Freedom" and makes selected productions, artists, and perspectives accessible even off stage.

In cooperation with the Department of Design at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, numerous video formats were created, complemented by interactive content, portraits, and behind-the-scenes insights. The design and dramaturgy follow the idea of making political topics tangible both visually and in terms of content.

Field:
EducationPublic Institutions & Authorities
Customer:
Federal Agency for Civic Education
Year:
2015
Projects:
AppMotionGraphic Design
Links:
bpb.de
Film production: Dept. of Design, HS Anhalt
Tablet screen showing a digital magazine titled "Politics in Independent Theater" against a blurred background, held by a hand with red nail polish.
Tablet screen with an abstract, geometric design in shades of blue and white, showing a white document with body text in front of a graphic background with various shapes and lines.
Four tablet screens display different pages of a digital magazine for the Politik im Freien Theater festival. The layouts combine portraits, graphic elements, and text in a clear, modern design that makes political themes visually accessible.
A black-and-white portrait of a young person with a serious expression, shown on a tablet screen, part of a multimedia magazine on the theme of freedom for the Politik im Freien Theater festival.
Two tablet screens with instructions on how to operate the tablet magazine. Buttons for various actions such as switching articles and accessing information, presented in a minimalist, blue design.
Graphic representation of a map with bus stops and self-managed buildings, with blue markers for Kulturtreff and Spechtgasse & Garthengelände, in a black, white and blue illustration style.
Two tablet screens showing layouts of the multimedia magazine for the Politik im Freien Theater festival, displaying a design with a blurred portrait and a text page in a black and white aesthetic.

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