This project re-engages with Art Critics Orchestra whom I have loosely collaborated with over 20 years, further exploring my research into the relationship between art/music (see Artists who make Music/Musicians who make Art etc), with a series of banners and hand cut stencils utilised as an ident and stencilled logo on music cases, in a traditional style, though with a different content, this time at KINDL – Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst GmbH. With its exhibitions, the discursive programme and educational offerings, the KINDL aims to engage a broad audience with the issues of contemporary art and artists’ approaches and production methods. Lectures, conversations with artists, panel discussions, readings, symposia, tours, workshops, and a varied educational programme offer an accessible way to interact with the institution, with the aim of promoting awareness of social processes and anchoring the KINDL within its neighbourhood, the Rollbergkiez in Neukölln. An important example of the integrative public outreach work at the KINDL is its offerings for local school classes. Students from the neighbourhood meet here for regular workshops as part of an innovative education project that spans several years and school grades. In the dynamic surroundings of northern Neukölln, the KINDL is a place for interaction with the public and a catalyst for urban development. Numerous initiatives and organisations in the neighbourhood around the former brewery have already begun testing models for new forms of living and working.