Tuesday 17 September
From 8 am
MOVE Opening
As part of the 50th anniversary of the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON at MOVE - HOME OF THE BERLIN-MARATHON UNSEEN has co-created the photo exhibition, the magazine, and three panel discussions. UNSEEN highlights diversity and inclusion in running and provides a space for exchange.
Contents
Information
Opening hours17-30 September 2024
Open daily, 8 am to 10 pm
Program
Thursday 19 September
6 - 7:30 pm
Panel Talk – Photography
The view through the lens – Berlin transforms
Saturday 21 September
4 - 5 pm
BREAKING GROUND Community Run
Meeting point: S-Bellevue
4 PM / Start Run: 4:30 PM
No Bag drop
Saturday 21 September
From 5 pm
Photo Exhibition Breaking Ground
Greta Graf
Saturday 21 September
6 - 7:30 pm
Panel Talk – Diversity
Breaking Ground – Grenzen überwinden und gemeinsam laufen
Saturday 28 September
3 - 4:30 pm
Panel Talk – Inclusion
Grenzen überwinden – Breaking boundaries
Photo exhibition
Breaking Ground
Temporary exhibition
September 21
Starting from 5 pm, as part of the panel talk ‘Diversity’ at 6 pm
Magazine
Celebrate 50 years of the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON with an exclusive flipcover magazine!
This 108-page collector’s edition, featuring embossed details and gold-plated finishes, dives into the BERLIN-MARATHON rich history, untold stories, and inspiring narratives of inclusion and diversity. Available at MOVE – Home of the BERLIN-MARATHON, the Marathon Expo, the Maurten booth, and the Leica Store.
Don’t miss out on this unique masterpiece!
Explore the topics of the magazine
MOVE – Home of the BERLIN-MARATHON
The MOVE is a tribute to the people of Berlin and a celebration of the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON as a unifying force for sports, the city, and its community.
Over 14 days, the MOVE invites you to explore the history of the BMW
BERLIN-MARATHON through exhibitions, events, or simply by enjoying a coffee at Brandenburg Gate.
The story of the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON is intertwined with Berlin itself, from its founding in 1974 to its rise as one of the world’s largest sporting events. How has the marathon shaped Berlin, and how has the city evolved in return? What conversations matter now in the context of a running event?
Berlin is “always becoming, never being,” as the saying goes. The MOVE reflects this spirit, pausing to celebrate 50 years of the BMW BERLIN-MARATHON while looking toward the future.
- Organizer
SCC e.V.
- Host
SCC Events GmbH
Credits
- Creative Direction
- Branding & Cover Design
- Art direction & Editorial Design
- Photographers
- Website
- Writer Inclusion
- Editor / Writer Diversity
- Editor / Writer BMW BM50
Vincent Dornbusch
- Copy Editor
Jana Miksch
Vanessa Theodora Gawrisch- Magazine print
Trend Point Marketing
- Typefaces
Petrosian Mono & Petrosian Proportional by Show Me Fonts
- Social Media
- External Advisors
J. Konrad Schmidt
Regina Vollbrecht (Disability Commissioner for the Reinickendorf District)
Dewi Cynthia Stümer (BRI Antidiscrimation Policy Advisor)
Ja Tecson- Music consultant
- Fine art prints
- Videographer
- Video Editor
Acknowledgments
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the exhibition and magazine. This project would not have been possible without your support, creativity, and dedication.
A special thanks to our artists, photographers, and writers. Your stories, ideas, and expertise have made this magazine a memorable experience, adding depth and meaning to each topic.
We also thank our panelists and moderators for their thoughtful discussions and insights, which enriched the dialogue and gave our audience valuable perspectives.
Our appreciation goes to the production team, whose attention to detail and hard work shaped a high-quality magazine that offers lasting value to our readers.
Finally, we are grateful to our sponsors for their generous support. You helped bring our vision to life and reach a broader audience.
Thank you all for your collaboration and trust. We look forward to working together on more creative and inspiring projects in the future.
All the best
- Inclusion
ABSV e.V., Georgia Andrews, Achilles International Germany, ADB - Landesvereinigung Selbsthilfe Berlin e.V., Jasper Bahner, Gerlinde Bendzuck, Christine Braunert-Rümenapf, Reiner Delgado (DBSV e.V.), dzb lesen, Thomas Eller, Guide Netzwerk Deutschland, Helferbär, LAC Eichsfeld, Jürgen Lubnau, Doerte Maack, Dr. Vanessa Marlog, Nadine Mietke, Alessandro Nobbe, Stefan Schenck (BSB e.V.), Regina Vollbrecht
- Diversity
Alfonso Pantisano, Martin Vahemäe-Zierold, Stephanie Kamen, LSVD Berlin-Brandenburg, Oumou Aidara, Akinola Famson, Julia Shakunle, BDB e.V.
- Die Wellenmaschine
Uwe Buhrdorf, Silke Buhrdorf, Zara Reeßing
- Studio Bonn
Dirk Bonn, Nataliia Dnes
- Creative Director Exhibition
- Photographers Main Exhibition
Christian Brecheis
Jojo Harper Nielsen
Meret Stabell
Sebastian Scholtysik
Sebastian Wells
Sonni Holmstedt
Stefan Haehnel- Sportmuseum Berlin
Maike Priesterjahn, Thomas Willaschek
- Maurten
Malte Stern, Thilo Plottke, Arne Jessen, Britt Müller, Simon Naschberger
- Leica Camera Germany
Valentin Gienger
