Populism has long been effective not only through slogans –
but also through music, films, games and imagery.
Gernot Wolfram, Professor of Media and Cultural Management from Berlin, will show exactly how pop culture is used to shape opinions and undermine democratic discourse in his reading on January 23 at the Turbine music club.
🔍 Using specific examples, he shows
how cultural codes camouflage political messages –
and why cultural venues in particular play a key role in countering this:
✨ through education
✨ through encounters
✨ through participation & networking
📍 An event by Haus Lebenstein – Social & Integration Service – @rocknpopmuseum
🎟️ Admission free – come along.
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