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JULY 1


Saturday, MAY 9 at midnight
OCCII
The new Sina Turner & Family
A midnight eurodance musical
produced by DJ Lars Holdhus
supported by
Susan Marie Lanting

Steven Alexander Bos

Alma
Kristinn Guðmundsson
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The family's DJ's Christmas Sweater Collection
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Saturday, May 16
1-man-performance at Freehouse.nl
Rotterdam, NL
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Sunday, May 24
Winston Kingdom
Sina Turner & Family
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+ KING KONG COBRA, MUDBOY & AVELAS NOISE QUARTET
Review & photos by Julie Hrudova & Gover Meit

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USandTHEM
27th May - 12th July
Václav Špála Gallery
Prague, Czech Republic
Exhibiting artists: Nicoline van Harskamp, Harmen de Hoop, Jonas Staal and Vincent W.J. van Gerven Oei, Sina Khani, Robin van ’t Haar, eddie d
Václav Špála Gallery together with Amsterdam artistic initiative de Veemvloer will present an exhibition of contemporary Dutch art presenting artists who use different means to target the public space, or public domain, as the case may be. The public domain is another definition of public space, it is more interested in its contents, i.e. in the interaction between different, often antithetical, forces that try to take up part of this space. Many artists move around it. Some intervene in the space, others come up with projects in which participation of the general public is crucial.
The videos, video installations and photographs that will be exhibited in the Václav Špála Gallery focus on artists who could be, in the best sense of the word, marked as engaged as they are not indifferent towards the world that surrounds them. The public domain, as they understand it, is not solely physical space, it is also how the others think about the surrounding world, (self-)presentation of politicians, behavioural schemes of an anonymous mass in space that is neutral - physically as well as in terms of time (like waiting at a pedestrian crossing). Some of these areas are almost abstract or intangible like moderating of political and other discussions or personal questionnaires posted on the Internet.
The exhibition is a part of festival of contemporary netherlands culture Nethworks.cz
www.nethworks.cz
Curator: Radek Vana
I will give the opening speech... hehe hahahaha
Not like:
or
But different.
Come and check me out...
HOMEPAGE BONUS
The Total Joke
A German, an Iranian, a Brazilian, a Nigerian, an Englishman, a Swiss, a Turk, a Dane, an Ukrainian, a Japanese, a Venezuelan, a Yakut, a Hungarian, an Omani, an American, a Xiang, a White Russian, a Mexican, a Kurd, a Latvian, a Finn, a Dutchman, an Israeli, a Russian, a Pakistani, a Qatari, a Zambian and a Chinese enter a hotel.
The Kurd argues: “I‘m really hungry.”
The Israeli battles: “I used to be really hungry."
The Swiss criticizes: “You have never been really really hungry.”
The Pakistani discovers: “I'm really really hungry as well.”
The Nigerian exaggerates: “I'mmm sooo huuungry. Reaaallllllyyy!”
The German frightens: “Boom! Hunger!”
The Xiang generalizes: “Hunger is hunger.”
The Venezuelan high-fives: “Yeah. Right. Hunger is hunger!”
The Dutchman ignores: “Hunger is not the subject.”
The Iranian jokes: “Listen to this: Hunger! Haha. Lol.”
The Russian keelhauls: “Hunger! You! Hunger! Now!”
The Ukrainian learns: “Hunger! Me! Hunger! Now!”
The White Russian mixes: “Hunger! Me! Hunger! You!”
The Omani notices: “Hunger is around. Around is hunger.”
The Qatari offers: “Hunger around? Come. We eat.”
The Finn problematizes: “Eat? Yes. But what?”
The Pakistani quacks: “You want eat? I got eat.”
The Zambian rightens: “You want TO eat? I HAVE got TO eat.”
The Turk serves: “Ölümü ye, en azindan sonunda güleyim bari.”
The Brazilian translates: “Hey everybody! The Turk wants us to eat his food.”
The Yakut underlines: “THE TURK WANTS US TO EAT HIS FOOD!”
The Dane vandalizes: “The Dane vandalizes! Not: 'vandalizes the Dane'. Idiot!”
The Hungarian wishes: “I hope that I will laugh at the end of this joke”.
The Latvian x-rays: “We got them all! Got them all in the picture!”
The Japanese yells: “Heyyyy! You thief! That‘s myyyy X-Lay Camellla!”
The American zaps: “I kinda not like this joke. Hunger ain’t no fun.”


