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Under the Red Sky: Pınar Öğrenci’s Art of Responding
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- e-flux Screening Room
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- From $10
Berlin-based artist Pınar Öğrenci presents a film retrospective and conversation with Maaza Mengiste at e-flux, in collaboration with Goethe-Institut New York.
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- In person
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- e-flux Screening Room, 172 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205
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- e-flux Screening Room, in collaboration with Goethe-Institut New York
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- Tickets reported available
- Accessibility
- Elevator access by advance RSVP to program@e-flux.com, Ramp for interior steps, Accessible bathroom
More from e-flux Screening Room, in collaboration with Goethe-Institut New York
About this event
Berlin-based artist Pınar Öğrenci joins e-flux for a retrospective screening spanning a decade of her moving-image work, followed by an in-person conversation with novelist Maaza Mengiste. Presented with Goethe-Institut New York, the program explores displacement, migration, memory and resistance.
Highlights include Inventory 2021, which revisits migrant life in Chemnitz, and A Labour Dictionary (2026), addressing the overlooked histories of immigrant miners in Germany’s Ruhr region.
Saturday, October 10, 3–5 p.m. at e-flux Screening Room, 172 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn. General admission is $12; student tickets are $10. Book through the linked Eventbrite page.
Accessibility: the front entrance has two flights of stairs. For freight-elevator access via the garage entrance near 180 Classon Avenue, arrange access in advance by emailing program@e-flux.com. A ramp is available for steps inside, and the Screening Room has step-free access to an accessible bathroom.
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Presented in collaboration with Goethe-Institut New York. · Pınar Öğrenci lives in Berlin; the program includes films about migration in Chemnitz and immigrant mining histories in the Ruhr region.