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Category Archives: time

PHOTO FACTS

As all creative fields, photography has changed at a breathtaking pace since the arrival of digital photography. We take four times as many photographs as only ten years ago, but even more surprising: ten percent of all photographs ever taken were taken during the past 12 months. These and more astounding numbers on photography you [...]

THE SOUND OF 2011

Time to compile a personal soundtrack for the year again, which proves to be a difficult task this year. Here a little glimpse into what has been on top of our CD piles at the studio in 2011.

PROTESTER 2.0

2011 was the year of resistance. After revolutionary movements and occupy waves, it is the protester the Time magazine declares as the person of the year. The accompanying essay by Kurt Anderson gives an interesting insight.

NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS ACCORDING TO MONO.KULTUR

2011 VS 2012

Dear Friends,
thank you for the beautiful last mono.klub of 2011 yesterday. We look forward to doing it all again in 2012, and in the meantime wish you an exciting and successful new year. Thank you for your continuous support and making us want to keep producing another four issues of our little adventure in print [...]

NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS ACCORDING TO BOB DYLAN

HAPPY LAST DAY OF 2011!

Best wishes for a happy last day of 2011, and for a super 2012!

The Emigrant

W.G. Sebald, one of the greatest German authors of all time, died 10 years and four days ago. He was 57 years old. Damn.

ASLSP

Call it a reaction to the speed of modern life, call it a new experience of sound, call it a tourist attraction of the unusual sort – the small East German city of Halberstadt certainly ventured into new territory when it launched the performance of ASLSP by avant-garde composer John Cage in the year 2000, [...]

A SPECIAL ON TIME TRAVEL

Nerdy magazine Wired’s US edition features a special on time travel this month. One article examines Haruki Murakami’s novel 1Q84 which was just released in the English translation. Murakami creates a “bizarro version” of 1984 and Wired compares it to the real 1984 as it happened.

Moreover, there’s an interview with Stephen King about his latest [...]