Berlin Maps in Mini 3D Format
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| Free of charge plus admission to the exhibition |
| Simply drop by the WELTSTUDIO during your visit to the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition! The drop-in is included in the exhibition. |
| The offer is part of the theme day "WELTSTUDIO special: Questioning Maps – Designing Maps". It can be enjoyed throughout the day between 11am and 5pm. |
| children (3-6 years), children (6-9 years) |
| English, German |
| Weltstudio, 1. OG |
| Belongs to: Questioning Maps – Designing Maps, BERLIN GLOBAL |
Participants in the ‘Berliner Landkarten’ workshop at the WELTSTUDIO (BERLIN GLOBAL) draw or collage 3D pop-up maps under the guidance of Berlin illustrator Ulrike Haseloff. These maps depict routes that children, young people and adults know well or are fond of.
This could be a map of their own neighbourhood, the way to school or the club, or routes to and around places and squares in Berlin that carry a special meaning for participants.
These fold-out mini maps can also depict a fantasy journey to locations in Berlin that do not (yet) exist.
Ulrike Haseloff
Ulrike Haseloff was born in Wolgast, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and grew up on Usedom. After training as a basket maker, she studied at the Heiligendamm University of Applied Arts, followed by evening studies at the Weißensee Art Academy in Berlin. Since graduating as a designer, Ulrike Haseloff has lived and worked in Berlin. She works as an illustrator and graphic designer for international publishing houses as well as for private clients and companies.