Neukölln has been a magnet for immigrants and is the home to some 200 ethnic groups. Budapest?s District VIII is more homogenous and has a large Roma population.
The exhibition is showing in the framework of the NobisKum programme, which aims to foster cultural and political ties between parts of big cities such as Neukölln and District VIII.
Marett Klahn, who heads the NobisKum programme, said the show does not compare the two city districts, but draws parallels between them.
Stalter said his subjects were ?not models, but colleagues?, with whom he created something together.
Source: Hungarian News Agency (MTI)
