Conspiracy Dwellings - The Stasi Ring Unveiled

这项研究的背景由Pam Skelton和Joachim Heinrich发起，作为多学科合作研究，该项目结合了视觉艺术、历史、统计学和社会学的专业知识，调查了1980-1989年间活跃在埃尔福特市的斯塔西阴谋住宅。该项目与科学、政府和文化领域的当地合作伙伴合作，对前民主德国一个示范城市的Stasi监视模式进行了调查，使用在前民主德国国家安全部档案局发现的阴谋住宅档案作为来源材料(在被匿名后)。在这个项目中，SRT和科学的平行研究调查了500个斯塔西会议地点，这些地点有资格在指定的时间段内成为活跃的间谍组织。除了将这座城市描述为一个地理监视网络外，会议地点还将斯塔西官员、同事、住所的居住者以及最后被监视的人联系在一起。对阴谋屋的历史和社会学研究由项目合作伙伴德国耶拿弗雷德里克·席勒大学、主要代表海因里希·贝斯特耶纳教授、约阿希姆·海因里希·埃尔福特博士和慕尼黑、海因茨·门斯特鲁普博士、耶拿、珍妮特·米歇尔曼、埃尔福特进行，由德国耶拿基金会资助，马斯特里赫特Jan Van Eyke学院的艺术研究员蒂娜·克劳斯迈尔在柏林主办了一次会议，并设计了一幅阴谋屋地图。本提案的视觉艺术部分将重点放在这座城市作为一个半持久的历史和记忆的三维储存库，以及JVE资助的马斯特里赫特的艺术研究员蒂娜·克劳斯迈尔通过这个镜头，将构建一个视频作品和装置，在今天的城市中导航，并将它与它的斯塔西过去联系起来。城市是一个复杂的建筑和社会结构，一个通过其建筑现实以及公共和私人领域反映和隐藏其历史的网络。苏联和德意志民主共和国人民被迫抛弃记忆，旧的被拆毁，取而代之的是新的，这造成了记忆与历史的复杂关系。此外，斯塔西档案馆持有的记录进一步加剧了记忆和历史之间的混乱，并要求谨慎使用这些记录。因此，地方一级的跨学科合作在这一项目的进程和实现过程中都非常重要，作为优先事项，它被整合到研究和生产的各个层面。当地艺术家关于Stasi主题的作品将被纳入这项研究产生的展览中，跨学科研究将在出版和展览方面产生联合成果并为其做出贡献。阴谋住宅位于每一个社区，但隐藏在其中，到处都有，以多种形式笼罩着。这项工作旨在探索阴谋者住宅的存在，作为遗迹和痕迹，作为密集的集群，同时保护居住者的隐私。从郊区的乌托邦苏联风格的住宅开发，到汇聚在莫斯科广场、维尔纽斯广场和沃萨瓦广场等住宅开发项目的中世纪建筑，到老城区的登记处等中世纪建筑：购物区、二战前的资产阶级别墅、尤里·加加林环线上的70‘S塔楼。在阴谋家和当地环境之间可以推断出什么样的关系？它的潜在应用和好处有助于处理困难过去的治愈过程。有助于对监视及其随之而来的危险的持续意识。提供跨越文化和语言边界的多学科合作。因素

The context of the researchInitiated by Pam Skelton and Joachim Heinrich as multidisciplinary collaborative research, this project combines experitse in visual arts, history, statistics and socialogy in an investigation of Stasi conspiracy dwellings active in the city of Erfurt in 1980-1989. Working with local partners in science, government and culture, the project is an investigation of Stasi surveillance patterns in a model city in the former GDR, using as source material (after they have been made anonymous) a dossier conspiracy dwellings found in the Bureau for Records for the Ministry of State Security, of the former GDR. In this project parallel research in srt and science investigates the 500 Stasi meeting places which qualified as being active spy cells within a designated timje period. As well as describing the city as a geographical surveillance network, the meeting places connected the Stasi officer, the co-worker, the occupants of the dwelling and finally the people who were under surveillance. A historical, sociological study of the conspiracy dwellings is undertaken by project partners the Frederick Schiller Universitat, Jena, Germany, key representatives Prof. Dr. Heinrich Best Jena, Dr. Joachim Heinrich, Erfurt, and Munich, Dr. Heinz Menstrup, Jena, Jeanette Michelmann, Erfurt, and funded by the Stiftung der Aufarbeitung der SED - Diktatur, and Tina Clausmeyer, art researcher, Jan Van Eyke Academy, Maastricht funded by JVE to host a conference in Berlin and to design a map of conspiracy dwellings.Aims and ObjectivesThe visual arts part of the project of which this proposal addresses focuses on the city as a semi-enduring three dimensional repository of history and memory, and through this lens will construct a video work and installation which navigates the present day city and links it to its Stasi past. The city is a complex architectural and social structure, a network that both reflects and hides its history through its architectural reality and its public and private domains. The forced shedding of memory as in the case of the people in the Soviet Union and the German Democratic Republic where the old was demolished in favour of a new creates complex relationships of memory to history. In addition the records held by teh Stasi Archive further complicate the disruption between memmory and history and demand that they are used with caution. Cross-disciplinary collaboration at a local level is therefore very important both in the process and realisation of this project and as a priority it is integrated at all levels of research and production. Local artists' work on the subject of the Stasi will be included in the exhibitions resulting from this research, and interdisciplinary research will result in and contribute to joint outputs in terms of publication and exhibition. Situated in every neighbourhood yet hidden within them the conspiracy dwellings are located everywhere shrouded in many guises. The work aims to explore the presence of the conspiracy dwellings as vestiges and traces, as clusters of intensity while protecting the privacy of their occupants. From the utopian Soviet style housing developments in the suburbs which converge on housing developments such as Moscowa Platz, Vilnius Platz and Warsawa Platz to medieval buildings such as the Registry Office in the old town: the shopping precincts, pre - WW2 bourgeois villas, 70's tower blocks on the Yuri Gagarin Ring. What kind of relationships can be inferred between the conspiracy dwellings and the local environment that contained them?Its potential applications and benefitsContributes to the healing process of dealing with a difficult past.Contributes to the ongoing awareness of surveillance and its attendant dangers.Offers multi-disciplinary collaboration that spans cultural and linguistic boundaries.Contribut