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From: Plaann@aol.com Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 09:25:51 EDT Subject: M o n e y N a t i o n s 2 M o n e y N a t i o n s 2 for people on their way in Europe mn.Expo | mn.Kongress | mn.FM --------------------------------------- Kunsthalle Exnergasse Wien October 20 ? November 11, 2000 Tu-Fr 14-19 | Sa 10-13 moneynations@access.ch | www.moneynations.ch Opening 10/19, 19.00 radioShow: 19.00-20.00 [live and on Radio Orange FM 94.0] mn.Congress 10/20 ? 22, 20000 mn.FM Workshop 10/20 ? 23, 20000 --------------------------------------- mn2: Mogniss Abdallah (Paris), Dragan Ambrosic (Belgrad), Zeigam Azizov (London), awareness (Wien), Jochen Becker (Berlin), Manuela Bojadzijev (Kanak Attak, Frankfurt/M.), bordercartograph (name diffusion, Paris), B2-92 (Belgrad), Anna DaucÃková (Bratislava), dérive (Wien), Die Bunte Zeitung (Wien), Helmut Dietrich (FFF, Berlin), Dana Diminescu (Paris/RU), Deportation Class (kein mensch ist illegal), DocVideo (Turin), Simone Bader, Anna Kowalska, Martin Krenn (Wien), female sequences (Wien), fewor (Wien), Micz Flor (Berlin), Jesko Fezer (Berlin), get to attack (Wien), Encarnación Gutiérrez RodrÃguez (Hannover/Frankfurt), Brian Holmes (Paris), Guelsuen Karamustafa (Istanbul), LEFOE (Wien), MAIZ (Wien), malmoe (Wien), Gabriele Marth (Wien), MUND (Wien), nylon (Wien), Marion von Osten (Berlin/Zuerich), PEREGRINA (Wien), Susanna P erin (Zuerich/Rom), Radio Active (Zagreb), Radio FRO (Linz), Radio Orange (Wien), Roma 2000 / Andreas Lehner/ Emmerich Gaertner-Horvath (Oberwart), Pararadio (Budapest, Jenny Perlin (New York), Jayce Salloum (Vancouver), Jo Schmeiser (Wien), Peter Spillmann (Zuerich), Mark Saunders (London), Sava Tatic (Prag), Klub Zwei (Wien), stimme (Wien), TATblatt (Wien), Katalin Timar (Budapest), Urban FM (Prishtina), Vor der Information (Wien), Angie Waller (New York), Anna Wessely (Budapest), Marion West (Hamburg) mn.FM: Micz Flor mn.congress: Jochen Becker / Marion von Osten with Gabriele Marth / Jo Schmeiser mn.expo: Peter Spillmann / Marion von Osten mn.arch: Michael Zinganel / Ernst Muck EuroVision2000: Susanna Perin / Peter Spillmann / Marion von Osten mn.graphic+webdesign: Natalie Seitz / Peter Spillmann / Marion von Osten Kunsthalle Exnergasse: Franziska Kasper / Andrea Loebel --------------------------------------- Kunsthalle Exnergasse Wien | WUK Waehringerstr.59 | A ? 1090 Wien Tel +43.1.40121.41+.42 | Fax +43.1.40121.67 kunsthalle.exnergasse@wuk.at | www.wuk.at/kunsthalle --------------------------------------- new EUrope As soon as the Czech Republic joins the EU, presumably in 2002, not only will a new state border to Slovakia be drawn through the former CSSR, but the shifting walls of the EUropean fortress will as well. The former "Eastern Block? has become a group of small countries newly configured and reunified under the roof of the "common house of Europe?. The constituency of the European Union after 1989, the expansion of the EU borders toward Middle, Central and Southeastern Europe, the introduction of the EURO currency zone and the Schengen-Treaty countries, as well as joining the NATO all reinforce old Europe?s incessant exclusiveness. In this whole process the realities of the former confederation of socialist states and of the countries of the southern hemisphere are left behind. It goes without saying that Rumania, Bulgaria and ex-Yugoslavia or Albania are left out in the cold. New models and identities aimed at creating a common EUropean identity are introduced while simultaneously excluding all others who do not meet the expectations of an economically efficient Europe. The political and media-based production of difference has a direct correlation with transnational activities of multi-national companies, and with the protectionism of the new state constructions within EUrope. The problem here is while this construction of the 'other' is an instable one, in addition it is constantly subjected to continually changing social and cultural negotiations and modes of representation. Significantly, cultural production and the arts visualize these processes of inclusion and exclusion; simultaneously these fields of work frequently involve collaborative cooperation and a network of contacts.The net.art was central in strengthening contacts among Eastern European artists. mn.zurich The project MoneyNations first took place in 1998 at the Shedhalle in Zurich. The focus of our discussion was Western Europe?s restrictive border politics toward Central and Southeastern Europe, which is debatably the result of both cultural and economical circumstances. The other major emphasis was on the heightened increase in discrimination against non-EUropeans. Over the course of a year we built up a correspondence network, which consisted of theorists, media activists and artists from Central and Southeastern Europe, who specifically challenged the Western-centered European approach to the construction of borders. The exchange process brought about video productions, photographic work, installations, theoretical texts and narrations. The project began with a three-day congress on the economy of the border and a workshop with media producers from ex-Yugoslavia at the Shedhalle. Contributions of the first event in Zurich can be found on the website www.moneynations.ch or in the publication The Correspondent (also available in English). Members of the public who are interested in this project may subscribe to the mailing list at <moneynations@access.ch>. nn2.vienna Topics chosen for MoneyNations2 at the Kunsthalle Exnergasse in Vienna include the fortress of Europe, state architecture and gender, resistance politics, and media tactics; we will also continue to discuss important questions from the preceding project in 1998. New correspondents (artists, media activists and theorists) have been invited to extend our experience focusing on "East/West? as a problem of all of Europe (key words here are: new interior state borders, normalization and regionalization). In addition, the perspective of MoneyNations 1 (Network Southeastern Europe) shifts geographically. The focus for Vienna is, among other things, on EU internal racist policies, inner European forms of resistance and the normalization processes of the countries directly bordering on the EU, such as Central European countries and ex-Yugoslavia. The dynamics of this project take the political and geographic situation of the place chosen for this new exhibition into consideration, because Austria is surrounded by bordering countries that will soon be integrated into the EU, therefore the relationship of the center to the periphery should be reconsidered throughout the entire project. mn2.programm The abovementioned situation lays the foundation for the second MoneyNations congress in Vienna which will focus on the fact that the binary construction of the West as the center and the East as periphery can no longer coherently explain the existing relations of power. On the contrary, new points of power have apparently been constituted in Central and Eastern Europe restating that racism and sexism are not purely Western phenomena. Beyond this, the current political situation in Austria has strengthened the need for the development of new political concepts. In dealing with the increase in right-wing politics inside and outside the EU this congress will introduce and discuss critical approaches ranging from forms of political activism to cultural strategies. Therefore, this congress takes on more of the charachter of a supra-national meeting among various kinds of producers of culture, theorists and activists, rather than that of a classical academic congress. The exposition in the gallery Exnergasse mainly features media productions originating from the project EuroVision2000 (Prague, Bologna, Brussels, Zurich), or which have been compiled in this process (www.eurovision2000.net). EuroVision2000 is a network of independent video and media producers, theorists and artists interested in working on the topic of transformation and exclusionary processes within EU Europe which began as an project element based on media activism within the project MoneyNationsTV. Additionally, Klub Zwei, Vienna, has been invited to include their film program "State Architechture? at the exhibition. An international radio workshop in cooperation with the local radio station Radio Orange is scheduled as part of the opening of MoneyNations 2. --------------- mn.FM Radioworkshop --------------- Invited on-air and online radio projects work towards a Central European exchange system. Besides strengthening existing peer agreements, mnFM leaps out to develop online audio database and exchange platform which dynamically allows shared radio programmes by local stations. mnFM is co-hosted by Radio Orange (Vienna) and Radio FRO (Linz). Participants: Radio Orange (Vienna) Radio FRO (Linz) B2-92 (Belgrad) Pararadio (Budapest) Radio Active (Zagreb) Radio Jeleni (Prague) Urban FM (Prishtina) --------------- mn. congress undeep europe / mishap austria --------------- The congress encompasses a spectrum ranging from post-colonia critique, anti-racist work, network activism and cultural production and is from Friday, October 20, 2000 to Sunday October 22, 2000 at the gallery Kunsthalle Exnergasse The language of the conference is English. Translation from German to English will be provided. --------------- Friday, 10/20/2000 6 pm - 9 pm Border lines Europe and the refugees Helmut Dietrich, Forschungsgesellschaft Flucht und Migration (Society of Research on Refuge and Migration), Berlin Settlement in the mobility Dana Diminescu, currently researching at Maison des Sciences de lHomme , Paris and is chief-coordinator of the research project: les circulations migratoires Discrimination against Romas in Hungary Anna Wessely, sociologist and art historian, ELTE University of Budapest Romas in Austria: on the exhibition Roma 2000 Andreas Lehner, curator of Roma 2000, Markt Allhau Emmerich Gaertner-Horvath, Volkshochschule der Burgenlaendischen Roma, Oberwart 9 pm - 10 pm History of Resistance Douce France / Sweet France documentary film by Mogniss Abdallah & Ken Fero (60', 1992) --------------- Saturday, October 20, 2000 12 pm - 1 pm Resistance Politics The Beur Movement. A (hi)story of resistance. Mogniss Abdallah, Agence IMmedia (L?agence de l?immigration et des cultures urbaines) Paris Manuela Bojadzijev (Kanak Attak, Frankfurt/M) Anti-racism Politics: 1 pm - 4.30 pm Strategies for Public Relations Deportation Class (kein mensch ist illegal) Presentation of the activist alliance and its campagne against deportation and airport regulations, Munich/Cologne fewor - plattform fuer eine welt ohne rassismus (platform for a world without racism), Vienna MAIZ -Autonomes Zentrum von und fuer Migrantinnen (Autonomes Center by and for Migrant Women), Linz PEREGRINA Beratungsstelle fuer auslaendische Frauen (Counselling Center for foreign Women), Vienna LEFOE Lateinamerikanische Emigrierte Frauen in OEsterreich (Latin American Women Emigrants in Austria) , Vienna Feministischer Widerstandsrat (Feminist Resistance Council), Vienna (requested) Moderator: Sabine Strasser, feminist anthropologist 5 pm - 7 pm Art in Practice bordercartograph Presentation of the webpage, a communication project between France and Africa, Marion Baruch, artist, Paris. www.moneynations.ch/cartograph Look back/look forward Reflection on a seminar project on the social space of migration during the International Women?s University in Hannover, Guelsuen Karamustafa, artist, Istanbul Power and Obedience / Structural Violence Students from the school at WUK and 2nd generation youth with Simone Bader, Anna Kowalska, Martin Krenn, Dani Busic - requested, Djonia Oliveira Mendes - requested, Phillipp Winkler - requested, artists and students, Vienna get to attack, Vienna Presentation of the Viennese Resistance Alliance with representatives from get to attack, Vienna 8 pm - 9 pm Political Geography Cross the Border: Imaginary Maps, Global Solidarities Brian Holmes, ne pas plier, cultural critic and translator, Paris --------------- Sunday, October 22, 2000 10 am - 12.30 pm State Architechture and Gender I Workshop with: Manuela Bojadzijev (Kanak Attak, Frankfurt/M) Gabriele Marth und Jo Schmeiser (Vor der Information, feminist magazine for art, film, politics and theory /Vienna) Marion West (Germanist and anti-racism activist/Hamburg) 12.30 pm - 1.30 pm State Architechture and Gender II Parallel Activities: on gay/lesbian movements in Slovakia Anna DaucÃ?kov, Initiative Anders, artist/ university lecturer, Bratislava Ethics and Visuality Workshop Katalin Timar, art historian/curator, Budapest, provides information on experiences involving political positions within the field of art history. 1.30 pm - 2.30 pm For feminist, anti-racism action beyond identity politics. Encarnación Gutiérrez RodrÃguez, cultural studies scholar, Hannover/Frankfurt 3 pm - 4.30 pm Media practice and Campaign Politics I The significance of youth and fanzine culture for the resistance movement in Serbia Dragan Ambrosic, Belgrad Alternative Media Strategies and Objectives of MoneyNations.FM Sava Tatic, theorist, Prague 4.30 pm - 7 pm Media Practice and Campagne Politics II Discussion on campagnes/media, that aim to combat racist and sexist (state) politics in Austria. With representatives from: awareness! - the african voice in europe (requested) dérive - Zeitschrift fuer Stadtforschung (Magazine for urban research) Die Bunte Zeitung - Zeitschrift von MigrantInnen aus allen Kontinenten (magazine by migrants from all continents) female sequences - Frauen Lesben Kultur Heft (womens? lesbians? cultural paper) MUND - Medien Unabhaengiger Nachrichten Dienst; (independent media news service) malmoe - ein neues Zeitungsprojekt (a new magazine project) nylon - KunstStoff zu Feminismus und Popkultur (art-ificial material on feminism and pop culture) stimme. von und fuer Minderheiten (voice - from and for minorities) TATblatt - antirassistische Zeitschrift (anti-racist magazine) requested Moderation: Johanna Schaffer, Vienna --------------- mn.expo Exhibition --------------- The exhibition presents video productions which focus on topics such as: new borders, border economies, racism and migration. new borders New Borders, Jenny Perlin, VHS 22, New York, 2000 EUrope on your doorstep, VHS 28, Micz Flor, Berlin, 2000 Everything And Nothing, Jayce Salloum, Vancouver, Videoinstallation, 2000 border economies Loading Animated, Angie Waller, VHS 10 New York, 2000 Fashion Is Work, Karamustafa / v. Osten / Spillmann, Videoinstallation, Istanbul/Zurich 1999 migration Migrasophia, Zeigam Azizov, VHS 8, London, 2000 Beyond The Fencing, Susanna Perin, VHS 12, Zurich/Rome, 2000 racisms And This Wind Hurts, DocVideo, VHS 45,Turin,2000 The Truth Lies In Rostock, spectacle / Mark Saunders, VHS 78 , London 1993 Staatsarchitektur, Klub Zwei, 1997/1998, VHS 105', Wien (Ohneland Hatice Ayten, 1995 / StaatsPersonal Teil 1 Klub Zwei, 1997 / Gekommen bin ich der Arbeit wegen Goran Rebic, 1987 / Gueluezar, Hatice Ayten, 1994 / StaatsPersonal Teil 2, Klub Zwei, 1997 / Material aus Achtung Staatsgrenze, Sabine Derflinger / Bernhard Poetscher, 1996 / StaatsPersonal Teil 3, Klub Zwei, 1997 / Land des Laechelns, Hito Steyerl, 1996 / StaatsPersonal Teil 4, Klub Zwei, 1997) resistance Douce France, Mogniss Abdallah & Ken Fero , VHS 52, Paris 1992 nordreise, Marion von Osten & R.R.I.O. Sans Papier Office, VHS 30, Antwerpen/ Zurich 2000 Power and Obedience ? school teachst, Martin Krenn in cooperation with Paul Leitner, Nina Mangel, Quilla Mederos, Niki Voraberger, Lisi Ziegelmaier, VHS 23', Vienna, 1998 / Structural Violence ? plus talk and pictures Dani Busic, Djonia, Oliveira Mendes, Anna Kowalska, Simone Bader, VHS, 25´, Vienna 1999/2000 entrance area/ archives: Deportation Class (kein mensch ist illegal, Cologne), presentation of campagne posters from the Campagne against Deportation and Airport Regulation s (www.deportation-alliance.com) Roma 2000 (Oberwart), electronic cultural documentation on the history and the situation of Romas in Burgenland and Austria Drill Instructor. Captain Full Metal Jack, Jochen Becker / Jesko Fezer, Video/Installation, Berlin 1997/2000 MoneyNationsTV, Edition 1-3 With clips by A-Clip (Berlin), Martine Anderfuhren (Geneva), Joerg Arendt (Bonn), Ursula Biemann (Zurich), Paula di Bello/Marco Biraghi (Milan), Deep Europe/V2_East-Syndicate, Dogfilm(Berlin), HexTV (Cologne), Guelsuen Karamustafa (Istanbul), Marion von Osten (Berlin/Zurich), Natalie Seitz (Zurich), Peter Spillmann (Zurich) EuroVision2000 With clips by Mogniss Abdallah (Paris), Colletivo Politico (Napoli), DocVideo (Turin), Ethical Bros. (Catania), Pier Paolo Coro (San Marino), Lisa Haskel & Micz Flor (London), Elke Marhoefer (Berlin), Jenny Perlin / Trebor Scholz (New York), 'Ost ist gut' Toni Corti Programm, Andrea Bevilacqua, Critina De Ritis, Andrea Segre (Bologna), Marco Polini (Rome/CH), Manuel Poutte (Bruss el), Oliver Ressler (Vienna), rTMark (Los Angeles) and exhibition contributions ----- Einde doorgestuurd bericht ----- ------Syndicate mailinglist-------------------- Syndicate network for media culture and media art information and archive: http://www.v2.nl/syndicate to unsubscribe, write to <syndicate-request@aec.at> in the body of the msg: unsubscribe your@email.adress