People present their best side online: happy moments, laughter, doing sports, on the beach, in beautiful situations. Jule Wanders posts photos of herself lying flat on her face, on her Instagram account. This disturbs many people. At first glance it seems ridiculous, but there is an idea behind her ‘anti-selfies’. In her TEDxMünster talk, Jule explains how she uses them to generate attention for art and culture, and thereby challenges the distorted image of selfie culture. Jule Wanders spent 18 years at the municipal music school in Bocholt/Germany, where she composed librettis while teaching. She won prizes, had many TV appearances and solo concerts. Since 2016, she has been "Head of Department Culture & Education" in Bocholt cooperating with the music school, the adult education center, the Young University, the public library, the theater, the archive, the museum. The press always writes "Head of Culture" but she prefers to call herself #kultussi - the culture chick. She is a member of the advisory board of the heads of cultural departments in the association of cities and sits in various committees and associations. She is a world traveler, reads a lot and has a position in the animal shelter as a turtle catching officer. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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