Europe is changing. The borders on political maps are becoming less important in some places and more impenetrable in others. An nGbK work group asked: “And what about the borders in people’s heads?” The project MOV!NG ON “deals with the impact of European migration policy and shows strategies of crossing, shifting, visualizing, abolishing, or disregarding borders.” The catalog for the exhibition of the same name presents approaches taken by individuals, groups, and associations, both artistic and political. Alongside a number of black-and-white illustrations, it contains many essays on subjects including “Alliance-Building,” “No One Is Illegal,” and “Freedom of Movement is Everybody’s Right,” by authors including Silke Wagner, Hito Steyerl, Kanak Attak, Candice Breitz, Abdoul Rafiou Yacoubou, Brandenburg Refugee Initiative, and the Association for Legalisation.

Ed.: nGbK

Work group: Insa Breyer, Claudia Burbaum, Maja Figge, Alex Gerbaulet, Farida Heuck-Yoo, Birgit zur Nieden, Mark Schiffner, Zala T. S. Unkmeir

With contributions by: Rutvica Andrijasevic, Association for Legalisation, Candice Breitz, Frauen ohne Gesicht, Frassanito Network, Efthimia Panagiotidis, Gerald Raunig, Hito Steyerl, Kanak Attak, Silke Wagner, Abdoul Rafiou Yacoubou, among others