EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL WATER LAW

Abstract

Sara F. Levin was born in Marburg an der Lahn in 1963. She studied history and art history at the University of Stuttgart and continued her education at the Freie Kunstschule Stuttgart and the Stuttgart State Academy of Art und Design. Since the mid 1990s, Sara F. Levin has documented and interpreted a monumental change in post war history – the conversion of US military facilities in Germany and its effect on American families and German communities. This work includes land art projects, collections of objects, and various photo spreads, and thus safeguards the empty spaces and artifacts American servicemen and –women left behind. For “Tell me,” the land art on our cover, 333 chairs from a former movie theater of a U.S. military base were installed on a field near Ludwigsburg, inviting visitors and passersby to sit and chat. Other parts of this project have been exhibited in Kornwestheim, Waiblingen, and the City Museum Ludwigsburg. The Heidelberg Center for American Studies (HCA)