In Eviction Noticed our senior editor Bruce Falconer writes on the history and legacy of the Tacheles building in the former East Berlin, which has been a home for “musicians, artists, radicals, addicts, and dropouts from both sides of the Wall” and essentially a “counterculture utopia inside the power vacuum” for well over a decade. Check out the piece here to see just how Tacheles fought against its own city’s gentrification.
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In Eviction Noticed our senior editor Bruce Falconer writes on the history and legacy of the Tacheles building in the former East Berlin, which has been a home for “musicians, artists, radicals, addicts, and dropouts from both sides of the Wall” and essentially a “counterculture utopia inside the power vacuum” for well over a decade. Check out the piece here to see just how Tacheles fought against its own city’s gentrification.

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  1. angiiiii reblogged this from krasavcleneni and added:
    Thanks for the find P
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    Way to go, Bruce!
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    Best
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