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Monthly Archives: November 2011

Cosy Thursdays presents Kissenkino

Kissenkino (that literally means Pillow Cinema) is a new event happening one evening per month, with the aim of warming up Berlin’s long, sometimes boring and cold winter evenings. Cosy Thursdays propose you to leave the comfort and solitude of your warmed up flat to step into João Cocteau’s space in Neukölln to meet your [...]

MONDAY MUSIC: WYE OAK

Something with a bit of old-fashioned ooomph to kickstart a slow Monday morning: Holy by the lovely Wye Oak. Yes.

IT CHOOSES YOU STORE

A store based on the book by the fabulous Miranda July.
It Chooses You Resale Shop
Partners & Spade
40 Great Jones
NYC 10012
Open until December 11, 2011.

HELEN MIRRA

Helen Mirra: gehend (Field Recordings 1–3)
Exhibition Opening: Saturday, November 26, 2011, 5 – 10 pm
Dates: November 27, 2011 – January 29, 2012
KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Auguststrasse 69, 10117 Berlin
In the realm of artistic positions that deal with principles of nature and classification, Helen Mirra’s works hold a particular position. Rather than idealizing nature, [...]

Back to Writing

As we all know, Word sucks. So here’s a radical tool for everyone who prefers .txt over .doc, or who rather puts down a thought in thunderbird than starting up a bloated office suite. The manufacturer claims:
A better tool doesn’t make a better craftsman, but a good tool makes working a pleasure. iA Writer for [...]

STASILAND

Our friends at Ein Magazin über Orte recently published their latest issue dedicated to Berlin, and I’m really happy that they asked to include a few images of a series that I started working on quite a few years ago (and since then shamefully neglected), on the city’s layered past, in this case its East [...]

032C VERSUS INTERVIEW

Interview magazine happens to be my personal guilty pleasure, like others will be secretly or not so secretly reading Hello or Gala. Stars interviewing stars can be dull fare, or lead to some unexpected delights, which is exactly what makes Andy Warhol’s format so very entertaining.
One might have some doubts about the necessity of a [...]

FINE BOOKS MAKE FINE TWEETS

Personally, I haven’t really invested much time in Twitter, mostly because I didn’t quite understand its appeal. Where’s the focus? But of course, I knew there must be good stuff out there, I only couldn’t be bothered to look out for it.
This might all change now that I noticed Bernd Kuchenbeiser – the man who [...]

LIGHTNING VEST

The Lightning Vest is one cool (and practical too) bike accessory that I’ve recently come across. It’s a hand-netted, highly visible safety vest made from a custom developed 3M reflective material. I want one!

SHERRIE LEVINE: MAYHEM

“Mayhem” is a curious title for the Whitney Museum of American Art’s recently opened mid-career retrospective of Sherrie Levine’s work. Walking through the museum’s spare galleries is as sedate a subdued trip to Soho’s neo-modern furniture boutiques – a quiet room of smoked-glass skulls encased in mahogany vitrines, a long passage of three perfectly aligned, [...]