program FREE CULTURE CAMP
*=read
more below
Thursday the 28th of February
18:00 Opening, beer and food
19:30 FILM: Good Copy Bad Copy + talk by the films
co-director Henrik Moltke
Friday the 29th of
February
14:00 YNKB, Repair workshop (throughout the day)
15:00 Cube Cola, performance/ talk by Kayle Brandon
17:00 Andreas Wegner: Concerts in
Shopping Malls, 2001-2003 *
19:00 Food for all
Saturday the 1st of
March
12:00 Civil Rights Walk with Lise Skou and Nis Rømer
14:00 YNKB,
Repair workshop (throughout the day)
14:00
Kristine Briede about her project in Karosta, Latvia
16:00 Amy Balkin, Talks about her projects.
18:00 Films and discussion w. Groupwork (DK)**
19:30 Food for all
The exhibition
will be open from the 28th of February -16th of
March
Exact times to be
determined
Further info
*Andreas Wegner; Concerts in Shopping Malls, 2001-2003
Within the project “Concert”, a collaboration of
Andreas
Wegner and Peter Waechtler, several unauthorized concerts took place in
Berlin shopping malls. The short concerts (Guitar, Beatbox, Vocals,
amplifier, rechargeable battery, two folding chairs, one folding table
2,50 m) were announced by posters and invitation cards. They were often
interrupted in harsh ways by the security staff, so that in these cases
the concert was continued in front of the mall. The lyrics of the songs
refer to the specific sites of the performances. The series of concerts
is a research on the relationship between customer, mall, security and
music.
**Films and discussion w. Groupwork/ Students from the Art
Academies (DK)
The
first film is an Interview with a person who started "Society for
Organized Access" - a housing network that through mapping and shared
Knowledge administrates empty houses in the city of Copenhagen. The
second film is about travelling in a freight train. The 28th of
December 2007, 4 persons went from Padborg to Basel. Three of them met
again to talk about and analyse their experience.
After the screening of these two films we would like the
audience to actively participate in constructing a situation. A room
for for discussion.
Why do we seek non-spaces? What can we receive from these, and
how are we able to construct situations and spaces of action within
what we could call alienating spaces?
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