→ tonight: Andrei Rublev (Andrey Tarkovsky) + Atlanten (Enquist/Petri/Röed)
→ tonight: Found Films (Tuxedomoon)
→ tonight: Sunrise, Sunset (Isabelle Vaverka) + Blot Out The Sun (Harrell Fletcher & Steve MacDougall) + The Right Way (Peter Fischli/David Weiss)
→ tonight: * + Prater (Ulrike Öttinger)
→ tonight: Me and My Brother (Robert Frank) + Yeelen (Souleymane Cissé)
→ tonight: Electric Kool-Aid Fountain Swimming Film (35mm movie negative submerged in LA's Mulhulland Fountain, dripped with Kool-aid and liquid LSD – featuring nighttime fountain swimming by Mateo Tannatt, Lia Trinka-Browner, Lesley Moon, Mariah Csepanyi and Jwest)
+ Nirvana Alchemy Film (16mm black & white film negative soaked in lithium mineral hot springs, pennyroyal tea, doused in mud, sopped in bleach, cherry antacid and laxatives-jumpin by Finn West & Jwest) (Jennifer West)
+ Quasi at the Quackadero (Sally Cruikshank)
→ tonight: La Libertad (Lisandro Alonso) + Kino 74 – Jack Smith in Cologne (Birgit Hein) + So war das S.O.36 (Manfred Jelinski/Jörg Buttgereit)
→ tonight: Agnes Varda shorts + magazines by Maria Guggenbichler & the Zolder Museum; if not Lost Property then CAVIA
→ tonight: Real Italian Pizza (David Rimmer) + An All Coloured Vaudeville Show
→ tonight: Sunbeam (Thomas Bayrle) + Black Film Series (Aldo Tambellini)
→ tonight: 15 Experiments On Peripheral Vision (Adele Horne)
→ tonight: Lucie Stahl + Sunbeam (Thomas Bayrle), Lost (Alivia Zivich) & March of the Big White Barbarians (Mark Leckey) – selected by Lucie Stahl
→ tonight: Foregrounds + Water and Power (Pat O'Neill) + The Banana Man (Mike Kelley †)
→ tonight: Plamuz / Zupa / Nowa książka / Tango (Zbigniew Rybczynski) + Water and Power (Pat O'Neill)
→ tonight: Water and Power (Pat O'Neill – selected by Harm van den Dorpel)
→ tonight: The Buzz Club, Liverpool, England/Mysteryworld, Zaandam, Netherlands (Rineke Dijkstra) + A Necessary Music (Beatrice Gibson)
→ tonight: Man with Mirror (Guy Sherwin, 1976–2006 / 2009 / 2011) + 1922 Kodachrome Color Motion Picture Test No. III
→ tonight: Le mura di Sana'a (Pier Paolo Pasolini) + Plaisir d'amour en Iran (Agnes Varda)
→ tonight: Drummer No 10 (Yu-Hsien Su)
→ tonight: U.YES.A. (Hazel Hill McCarthy III) + Star Spangled to Death (Ken Jacobs)
→ tonight: Ayn Rand + Jean Genet (interviews)
→ tonight: Duvet Brothers + Weather Reports: January 7 – June 30 2005 (David Lynch)
→ tonight: Solaris, deletes Scenes (Andrej Tarkovski)
→ tonight: Films (David Lamelas) + Too Late Blues (John Cassavetes)
→ tonight: Michael Jackson - Julien's Auction's: The Collection of the King of Pop + book presentation
→ tonight: 13 Screen tests (Andy Warhol)
→ tonight: Journey to the North Pole (Hanne Boenisch) + Pilgrimage from Scattered Points (Luke Fowler)
→ tonight: Ari Up †* tribute + Apocalyptic Matters (Julia Kuenzi + Louise Kelpe)
→ tonight: Upside Down and Backwards (Joan Jonas) + Repeat Photography and the Albedo Effect (Caroline Koebel)
→ tonight: Adynata (Leslie Thornton) + As I was Moving Ahead, Occasionally I saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty 5-8 (Jonas Mekas)
→ tonight: As I was Moving Ahead, Occasionally I saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty 1-4 (Jonas Mekas) + Borussia Dortmund - Real Madrid, Champions League 1997/1998
→ tonight: Mickey Mouse 1928-1935 (Walt Disney) + Mouse Heaven (Kenneth Anger)
→ tonight: The films of Deco Dawson + Heart of the World (Guy Maddin)
→ tonight: Rapture Adrenaline (James Ferraro) + One Way Boogie Woogie - 27 years later (James Benning)
→ tonight: Decoder [1984] + cassettes by Fyoelk, Yutaka & Griffin
→ tonight: Leif Elggren
→ tonight: Hail the new Puritan (Charles Atlas) + Disneyland home video '63
→ tonight: Fishing with John (John Lurie) + Nuclear Testing Archive: Trinity Shot 800001
→ tonight: 8 Transmission 8 (Psychic TV, Derek Jarman)
→ tonight: Slow Action (Ben Rivers)
→ tonight: Owen Land/Apollo Jize
→ tonight: To Lavoisier, who died in the reign of Terror (Michael Snow) + Blonde Cobra (Ken Jacobs)
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DUTCH BEER WEEK
░ 17. May
5pm – midnight
– new beer from
Butcher’s Tears
Monthly tasting night
BELGIAN BEERS
– Glazen Toren
– Hugel/Gulden Spoor
– De Ranke
7:30pm, costs 7euro
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░ 18. May
5pm – midnight
– new beer from
Butcher’s Tears
8:30pm
– presentation by photo-
grapher Jaap Scheeren¹
– screening of The Mother Road² by Hans Gremmen
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░ 19. May
5pm – midnight
– Try the first official brew
Butcher’s Tears Green Cap golden ale plus several experimental/prototype beers; dry-hopped saison, sesame stout, rye beer, oaked smoked tripel, and more ...
& barbecue
8.30pm
– concert by NO | me
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¹ Jaap Scheeren (Nijmegen, 1979). Photographer, lives and works in Amsterdam. In his own works as well as in commissioned work he tries to stay on the narrow path of reliability. He is focussed on the estrangement and pretty environment and its inhabitants. He made three publicatieons, The Black Hole (i.c.w. Anouk Kruithof), Oma Toos, a Slovakian fairytale book called 3 Roses, 9 Ravens, 12 M onths and together with Hans Gremmen a research into printing called Fake Flowers in Full Colour.
² The Mother Road is a five hour compilation video made from screen captures from the famed Route 66 as seen through Google Streetview. Hans Gremmen took 151.000 screen captures following the iconic Street View arrows up the Route 66. Starting from Chicago, traveling down through the American landscape to Los Angeles like a true road movie. You jolt as if in a car when the transitions between images are a bit rough, and you can see the car swerving dangerously to the wrong side of the road, but there is nothing you can do but sit back and ponder about who's driving you. The Mother Road is the longest stop-motion movie ever made with footage from Google Streetview, and provides a surprising and unique inisight on the American landscape.
26. May
Aki Onda
– concert
7. – 8. June
Owen Land/Apollo Jize
– exhibition
10. May
HALLO GALLO – pre-SOTU night
DIAMOND CATALOG (US)
Diamond Catalog is the duo of Lala Conchita and Pat Maherr out of Portland, Oregon. Their music is a concoction of cross-bred dance music and mutated, swirling noise bricolage. Factory-booming beats creating a mechanical-yet-organic framework for devious sonic chatter to wind its way through. Imagine the sound of a distant rave in the midst of a disorienting drug spell, wading your way through the infinity of your mind's own dark matter.
PAK (US)
Rhode Island print & noise artist Lauren Pakradooni performs solo as PAK, where she manipulates scratchy four track tapes & contact-mic'ed machines into a loopy bliss - sometimes like salt on a margarita glass, sometimes like grit in a canvas shoe. She likes hair, crooked things, zombies and oil slick. There's some pretty incredible posters she's made out there, plus her sonic output is grippable from the indomitable Breaking World Records.
+ Lipreader on draft
3. May
DEATH presents: #1
– Isabelle Vaverka, Sunrise, Sunset
– Harrell Fletcher, Blot out the sun
7pm – midnight
↓
26. April
DEATH presents: #1
– work by Tina Schott
– a video by Gillian Wylde
– and a film screening/talk by Bissy Bunder
27. April
DEATH presents: #1
– 88 Days of Fortune (Toronto)
– ABSTRACT RANDOM
– KJ
– Brendan Philip
– Moemlien
– DJ Tiny Shot
– DJ Kristy Foom
– DJ Boris Becker
– Margarita O (visuals)
– ÄCKL-Felicia (tv)
– Maria Minervia (videos)
free, at Goleb (Burgmeester de Vlugtlaan 125)
from 9pm
27. April
WaarWoontWestFest
– Christian Tan, Cello
9:30pm – midnight
19. April
Monthly tasting night
ITALIAN CRAFT BEER
– Birra Del Borgo
– Birrificio Lambrate
– Extraomnes
– Birra Montegioco
– Birrificio Rurale
7:30pm, costs 7euro
19. April
&, &, &, &, &, &, &, &, &, &, &
Walking along, but more importantly, looking down while walking along. The ground that you see when you are on your way --- home (from a night out), or the other way – to work perhaps? You might be interested in letters, the things that usually [seem to] go back on themselves. You are always looking for things that remind you of them, things that change your conception of them – things that will lead to new designs, new formal solutions, or simply comforts making you feel less bad about yourself. Sometimes these things are best found by chance, or better, by detritus. Detritus with limits. These things you might want to collect, carry around with you; in your phone's memory.
'Hey Now!', assembled by Jens Schildt and designed together with David Bennewith, is the second booklet in a series of publications dedicated to the typographical 'And'. Published by Silver Fern Press/Colophon.
– book launch
29. March – 5. April
Jennifer West
Electric Kool-Aid Fountain Swimming Film (35mm movie negative submerged in LA's Mulhulland Fountain, dripped with Kool-aid and liquid LSD – featuring nighttime fountain swimming by Mateo Tannatt, Lia Trinka-Browner, Lesley Moon, Mariah Csepanyi and Jwest)
+
Nirvana Alchemy Film (16mm black & white film negative soaked in lithium mineral hot springs, pennyroyal tea, doused in mud, sopped in bleach, cherry antacid and laxatives-jumpin by Finn West & Jwest)
Thanks to Vilma Gold
– exhibition
23. March
SLY PROP OTTER Opening
– Ceintuurbaan 254, 1072GH Amsterdam
BETTINA KÖSTER
The Sisters
WILHELM HEIN
You Killed the Underground Film or The Real Meaning of Kunst bleibt ... bleibt ...
further dates: 24 – 28 March, 2 – 8pm
– exhibition (8pm)
22. March
Emilia Bergmark, Balthazar Berling, Julio Reyes Montesinos, Emma Olanders, Valentine Siboni
An evening of lecture-performances at Lost Property. Balthazar will talk about water. Julio will explain how to explain the unexplainable. Emilia will contemplate time and its irreversibility - maybe. Emma will advertise the complete fragrance line of Calvin Klein and Valentine will make a performance. The program will start at 20h and each contribution will be ten minutes long.
Emilia Bergmark
Balthazar Berling
Emma Olanders
Julio Reyes Montesinos
Valentine Siboni
– five performance-lectures
16. March
Bettina Köster
In 1979 Bettina Köster and Gudrun Gut opened the Eisengrau store in Berlin, a meeting point for the local underground and venue for exhibitions, concerts, super 8 films, machine knitted sweaters and a cassette label of the same name, which released recordings of "genius dilettante" groups Einstürzende Neubauten, Die Tödliche Doris, Frieder Butzmann and Köster and Gut's own band Mania D (with Beate Bartel of Liaisons Dangereuses). All these groups were at the time pushing the definition of music to its limits, creating new forms and unheard sounds within a self-organized network. Mania D later became Malaria!, who's song "Kaltes Klares Wasser" got covered by Chicks On Speed. In recent years Bettina has played with New York's The Vanishing and Autonervous. In 2009 she released her first solo album "Queen Of Noise". Don't miss this very special performance!
Mittland och Leo
Mittland och Leo is a duo consisting of Antwerpian Joke Leonare and Milan Warmoeskerken. They create instrumental songs with melancholic organ and Casio sounds, echoes and a rhythm box. The music sits seemingly simple in another, perhaps the reason why this psychedelic organ exotica sounds so refreshing. Their debut 7Ó has been released on Ultra Eczema.
Äckl
....Yes, the orient is there in the DARK RIDE.
+ DJ BORIS BECKER, DJ Foom, Reefteep & Cosmo Knex
– at Hallo Gallo, OCCII
– 5euro
– concert (doors 9.30pm)
CLOSED WINDOWS 19. January (+ 26. + 2. February)
Harm van den Dorpel
– bar (7pm)
9. February (+ 16. + 23. February)
Lucie Stahl
– bar (7pm)
1. March
(+ 8. + 15. March)
Gino, formerly at 780 Lexington Ave Ste 1, NY 10021
7. March
Talibam! + Sam Kulik: Discover Atlantis
– 5 euro
– w/ launch of Discover Atlantass, illustrated by James Clapham
– concert (doors 8pm, starts 8.30pm)
23. February
– FRITZ ALE American IPA + Imperial IPA
– CREW Pale Ale
– HÄFFNER BRÄU Chinook Strong Ale + Amarillo Strong Ale
20. February
Born in Flames (Lizzie Bordon) + launch of GDR Futurist Writing School
– with Lost Property beers
– Casco, Nieuwekade 213-215, Utrecht (8pm)
16. February
1000 Drawings Session
– w/ monotype workshop, performance by Gemma Pauwels, a short lecture by Jonas Ohlsson
– bar + drawing night
21. January ¬
Lost Property – at O Tannenbaum, Berlin
15. December ¬
Star Spangled to Death (Ken Jacobs) 
+ U.YES.A., Hazel Hill McCarthy III lives and works online. As a native Angelino, Hazel is an active video artist and curator who runs a subversive music, video and performance experience called Show Cave. She will present U.YES.A. which focuses on a collection of all things red, white and blue. Patriotism never seemed so real!
– screening (5pm – 12pm)
11. December ¬
Slaughter & Sacrifice
– w/ Arno Coenen, Eurotrash Brewery & Satankinder
– brand experiment (3pm – 9pm)
8. December ¬
Ayn Rand + Jean Genet (interviews)
– screening (7pm)
26. November ¬
Pinhole camera workshop
– free, reservation necessary
– workshop (11am – 5pm)
24. November ¬
BERLIN SUPER 80 - Music & Film from West Berlin 1978 - 1984 (presented by Jeffrey Babcock)
– Once upon a time Berlin was a furnace of intense creativity. A no-man's land stuck in the middle of East Germany, it was an island where anyone who wanted to escape the West German military draft or who wanted easy welfare money could go. This formed a subculture of riffraff, anarchists, drug abusers, squatters, political activists and subversive artists that became the creative drive behind the city. There was no place even remotely like it. A far cry from the stylized ghost of such a movement that Berlin is today. Much like Amsterdam, it is another city that is living off its past reputation.
BERLIN SUPER 80 is a documentation of the early 80s Berlin subculture, featuring works from the city’s vibrant underground cinema scene which embraced the home movie format of Super 8 as a viable low-budget outlet for their creative expression. Ranging from punk to the ingenious dilettantes, this is a retrospective of audio-visual Berlin featuring “Die tödliche Doris”, “Einstürzende Neubauten”, “Malaria” amongst many others.
The super-8 playlist:
01. Brand & Maschmann: E Dopo (1981)
02. Christoph Doering: 3302- Taxi Film (1979)
03. Markgraf & Wolkenstein: Hüpfen 82 (1982)
04. Yana Yo: Sax (1983)
05. Maye & Rendschmid: Ohne Liebe gibt es keinen Tod (1980)
06. Stiletto Studio,s: Formel Super VIII (1983)
07. Walter Gramming: Hammer und Sichel (1978)
08. Georg Marioth: Morgengesänge (1984)
09. Hormel/Bühler: Geld (Malaria Clip) (1982)
10. Notorische Reflexe: Fragment Video (1983)
11. Jörg Buttgereit: Mein Papi (1981)
12. Die Tödliche Doris: Berliner Küchenmusik (1982)
13. Butzmann & Kiesel: Spanish Fly (1979)
14. Manfred Jelinski: So war das SO 36 (1984)
15. Klaus Beyer: Die Glatze (1983)
16. Markgraf & Wolkenstein: Craex Apart (1983)
17. Andrea Hillen: Gelbfieber (1982)
– screening (9pm)
23. November ¬
HALLO GALLO
– w/ Heatsick (UK) + Design A Wave (UK) + Moemlien (NL)
– DJs Kristy Foom, Cosmo Knex + more
– concert (doors 7pm, concerts 8pm)
14. November ¬
Blue (Derek Jarman) + lecture by Dimitris Mylonas (colour researcher, UCL, London)
– In his last film, Blue, Derek Jarman inspired by the monochromatic work of Yves Klein and his own personal experience of cyanopsia (also referred to as blue vision), produces an infinity of visual representations using a single shot of cobalt blue and a collage of sounds and poetic narration, uniquely constructed in each viewer’s brain.
We will ‘step into a blue funk’ to make a conjecture about how Jarman saw colours through this transient visual effect. From this purely subjective experience, we can understand a bit more about colour vision and how the brain acquires knowledge about the world we live in.
I will then introduce a web-based study, in which we ask participants to name, in their language, what colour they see, with the aim of developing a novel colour-naming application that facilitates colour communication across cultures.
– screening/lecture (8pm)
12. November ¬
Tar...feathers* (Markus Nyke)
– 4 euro
– concert (doors 8pm)
10. November ¬
Elementen (Thomas Langedijk, Mikael Bergman) + Michael Jackson - Julien's Auction's: The Collection of the King of Pop
– book presentation
05. november ¬
mike watt + the missing men
– the concert will take place at KAFANA, nieuwezijds voorburgswal 240, amsterdam
– concert
03. – 05. november ¬ hyphenated-man
– with works by Rinus van der Velde, Raymond Pettibon, Felix Schlag, Jheronimus Bosch and James Earle Fraser
– exhibition (Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 240, 12pm - 8pm)
3. November ¬
13 Screen tests (presented by Jeffrey Babcock)
– Between 1964 and 1966, Andy Warhol shot nearly 500 screen tests, beautiful and revealing portraits of hundreds of different individuals, from the famous to the anonymous, he recorded all of the visitors to The Factory. Subjects were captured in stark chiaroscuro by a strong spotlight, and filmed by Warhol with his stationary 16mm Bolex camera on silent, black and white, 100-foot rolls of film.
The resulting two-and-a-half-minute film reels were then projected in slow motion, resulting in a riveting collection of four-minute "portraits". Here are 13 of the 'screen tests'; presented in a crisp black and white photography. The subjects included are Paul America, Susan Bottomly, Ann Buchanan,Nico, Jane Hozler, Lou Reed, Billy Name, Edie Sedgwick, Richard Rheem, Dennis Hopper, Ingid Superstar and Mary Woronov. The Screen Tests are presented with newly commissioned soundtracks by Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips (formerly of the band Luna).
– screening (9pm)
28. October ¬
Momus: Happy Cult Tour
– 5 euro
– concert/performance (8pm)
27. October ¬
Axel John Wieder
– Wieder is a freelance curator, former artistic director of the Kuenstlerhaus Stuttgart and co-founder of the bookstore Pro QM in Berlin. He will talk about his ideas for the Kuenstlerhaus Stuttgart, Cornelius Cardew and the exhibition space.
– lecture (8pm)
21. October ¬
– Lasse Passange
– Jo Berger Myhre (Splashgirl, ..) / Eirikur Orri Olafsson (Mum, ..) / Jasper Stadhouders (Cactus Truck, ..)
– Jeroen Kimman
– soup + concert (from 7pm)
8 – 9 October ¬
Irace Luigi Carlo + Jerome Schlomoff
– exhibition (12am – 12pm)
22. September ¬
Norberto Lobo
– concert
9. September ¬
The knife cuts through the apple like a knife cutting an apple
by Adam Etmanski
– Book launch (8pm – ) 01. September ¬
Decoder (1984)
– Screening (9pm)
25. August ¬
Yellow & Black, in honour of Leif Elggren (7pm – 1am)
20. August ¬
The Classics '44 (2pm – 1am) |
