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Folk Horror, a necessary introduction
Folk horror is best known for several influential films from the early 1970s, but is experiencing a revival, with a number of horror films from folklore, superstition and paganism emerging in recent years.
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What Occurs at Night time by Peter Cameron
Humorous and haunting, gothic and dazzling—What Occurs at Night time is a novel in contrast to something you’ve ever learn. Referred to as “astonishing” (Michael Cunningham) and “thrillingly mysterious and gorgeously written” (Sigrid Nunez), it’s a spellbinding Franz Kafka-Wes Anderson story a…
An Interrupted History of Punk and Underground Resources in Turkey 1978-1999
Out-of-print book about Punk/HC movement in Turkey during 90s.
Aesthetical Interference
“The methods of getting rid of the trash and waste of humanity and making them invisible have determined the existential form of the civilization. However, this effort to get rid of or make invisible have become more and more difficult…
Tan Oral – Sansür/Censored
'Censored' is an animated film made in 1970 by a Turkish cartoonist called Tan Oral. The film won 'Great Award' by TRT ( Turkish Radio and Television Corporation).
‘Superior’brainwashing through sensory deprivation
The main difference between brainwashing and conventional education is the time lapse between the introduction of new ideas and the acceptance of these ideas. Conventional education is the imparting of certain information to beings (children or otherwise) who are not…
Keizo Kitajima – New Street History
Little Big Man Gallery presents New Street History a solo exhibition of work by acclaimed Japanese photographer Keizo Kitajima.
Uprisings
from 18 October 2016
until 15 January 2017
Concorde, Paris
The Humorless Ladies of Border Control
A one-of-a-kind travelogue exploring the intersection of literature, politics, and punk rock idealism in Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Russia, Ukraine, and Mongolia “Changing the Country, We Apologize for the Inconvenience” —street sign in Kyiv In 2009, musician Franz Nicolay left…
The Velvet Underground Exhibition: New York Extravaganza
For the famous Banana Album‘s 50th anniversary, this immersive, impressionistic and multimedia exhibition dives into the Velvet Underground world. For the 50th anniversary of the mythic Banana Album, this exhibition shares the legacy of the Velvet Underground, the illustrious but…
Robert Walser: Turkey? No, thank you
At the same time, the publisher Samuel Fischer had called Robert and asked him: ‘Do you want to go to Poland and write some things on this trip? ” – Robert:’ What for? I like Berlin much!’ – “You may…