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1.6 Charles Heller: The Drift, R115, 10h, followed by discussion about F-Stop show. scroll down for details. 2.6 House of World Cultures 16.30h Objectifiction 3D and documentary. Yourselves in poor 3D. 4.6 fantastic edition of Money Monday with Lior Shamriz, … Continue reading →

hello everybody, unfortunately it seems that the lensbased wiki has become a popular playground for spambots that change the pages. we managed to keep them out for a while by blocking IPs but now they change so fast that it’s … Continue reading →

“A fuzzy empire of blur, it fuses high and low, public and private, straight and bent, bloated and starved to offer a seamless patchwork of the permanently disjointed.”

1.6. 10h Charles Heller, Geneva 2011 is the deadliest year in the Mediterranean. The war in Libya forces many people to leave the country. During this period, a vessel loaded with 73 refugees runs out of fuel at sea. During … Continue reading →

Thanks to Ernst-Busch students at camp  Zinnowitzerstr. for organising such a brilliant action and space!

First class meeting will take place on April 10th, 14h, R115. The other dates for class meetings are now announced on the wiki. You can also sign up for tutorials for next term. The introduction to the seminar “Junkspace” will … Continue reading →

Thank you everybody for an impressive show and equally impressive turnout at deinstallation. Thank you specifically to Vincent, who undoubtedly did the main job here! Thank you also to everybody who painted, cleaned, carried, drove, stayed up all night and … Continue reading →

details works Audioguide Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti – Worn Copy – Credit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g672mO1LaEE “Fear the Boom and Bust” a Hayek vs. Keynes Rap Anthem http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0nERTFo-Sk The Revolution Will Not Be Televised- Gil Scott Heron http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xpqut_the-revolution-will-not-be-televise_music#rel-page-1 Interview with g.s. heron about … Continue reading →

For the next monday screening we’re gonna watch the great milestone of radioactive fiction “A Boy and his Dog”(1975) USA, DIr: L.Q.Jones furthermore we’re going to discuss the ethical implications of the atom in our own lives starting from the … Continue reading →