Before the concert of the Filippo Vignato Trio at BETRIEBSWERK on Friday, 26 October 2018, Christian Broecking will offer a guided tour through his exhibition "Visualizing Respect", which is currently on display at BETRIEBSWERK. The tour starts at 19:00 and lasts 30 minutes. The exhibition "Visualizing Respect" shows one facet of Broecking's focus on the political dimension of African-American music culture. The photos in the exhibition document interview situations on questions of black history and identity. They deal with racism and resistance, the demand for social participation, a redefinition of artistic expression and the experience that respect is still a scarce commodity.
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