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Camp/Anti-Camp Program 18:00 19:00 CONCERT/DISCUSSION 21:00 LECTURE 22:45 PERFORMANCE OPENING HOLLY WOODLAWN DOUGLAS NARCISSISTER CAMP/ANTI-CAMP CLIPS 1 AROUND THE UNIVERSE WITH HOLLY WOODLAWN! CRIMP SUSANNE SACHSSE 23:30 PERFORMANCE THU * WITH JOHN BLUE (CELLO) AND DANIEL HEN- CAMP REFLECTIONS FROM AND MARC SIEGEL DRICKSON (PIANO)* SPECIAL GUEST TANGOWERK “OUR KIND OF MOVIE”: VAGINAL DAVIS WELCOME YOU TO * AND DISCUSSION WITH BRUCE LABRUCE THE FILMS OF ANDY CAMP/ANTI-CAMP VAGINAL DAVIS IS SPEAKING FROM THE DIAPHRAGM: APR. 19 WARHOL “WHAT WOULD HOLLY WOODLAWN DO?” 12:00 12:30 LECTURE DAILY AT HAU FILMS JULIANE REBENTISCH BOOKS & DVDs BY CAMP/ANTI-CAMP CAMP MATERIALISM B_BOOKS FRI APR. 20 CLIPS 2 DRINKS BY VOODOO CHANEL 14:00 LECTURE 15:00 VIDEO/PRESENTATION 16:00 LECTURE ALTAR BAR FOOD BY ELIZABETH LEBOVICI MAX JORGE NGUYEN TAN HOANG FOODGASM THE WELL OF HAPPINESS. BEVIS AND GEOFFREY HINDERER CRUZ TROPICAMP MALADIES: BAWA’S GARDENS ON JOSÉ PÉREZ OCAÑA SEX, CENSORSHIP, AND OVER-AESTHETICS NIGHTLY AT WAU THURSDAY DJ —WHAT IS TROPICAMP?— JIMMY TRASH/ 18:30 LECTURE LECTURE PERFORMANCE FILM MOHAIR SAM INTRODUCED AND MODERATED BY JUAN A. FREDERICO RG_ RESPECTABLE FRIDAY DJ MAX JORGE CREATURES DIAMANT SUÁREZ COELHO FALEIROS JACK SMITH TROPICAL TROPISM AND SATURDAY DJ HINDERER CRUZ PERFOMING THE TROPICS MY WALL FELL AND NOW, USA, 1950-1966, 24’ CAMP INVESTMENT BRUCE LABRUCE FILM – CARMEN MIRANDA AND TUPI OR NOT TUPI? AGRIPINA É ROMA MANHATTAN THE TROPICAL IMAGE HÉLIO OITICICA, 1972, 18’ THROUGH HÉLIO OITICICA * SPECIAL GUEST CESAR OITICICA FILHO 21:30 PERFORMANCE 22:00 PERFORMANCE CARMELITA TROPICANA VAGINAL DAVIS MEINE BOX BERLIN VAGINAL DAVIS IS SPEAKING FROM THE DIAPHRAGM: “JAYNE COUNTY’S IN LOVE WITH A RUSSIAN SOLDIER” FILMS AT ARSENAL MON, MAR. 19, 20:00 FRI, APR. 13, 18:00 COPACABANA A SCREENING OF ALL 12:00 12:30 LECTURE ALFRED E. GREEN THE RESTORED AND USA, 1947, 90’ COLOR-CORRECTED FILMS JOSÉ INTRODUCTION: 16MM FILMS OF CAMP/ANTI-CAMP MUNOZ CLIPS 3 MARC SIEGEL JACK SMITH SAT APR. 21 BROWN CAMP USA, 1950-1970s, 312’ FRI, MAR. 23, 20:00 PRESENTED BY SUSANNE 13:30 LECTURE 15:00 PRESENTATION 16:30 LECTURE 19:00 LECTURE IN GERMAN SALOME SACHSSE, STEFANIE CHARLES BRYANT SCHULTE STRATHAUS, AND HEATHER RICHARD GAVIN DIEDRICH USA, 1923, 67‘ MARC SIEGEL, THE PRESENTED BY VAGINAL LOVE MOVE BUTT DIEDERICHSEN CURATORS OF LIVE FILM! DAVIS AS PART OF “RISING FUNNY/SAD: [email protected]/ANTI- IS FAME A DRAG? KENNEN WIR UNS EIGENTLICH NÄHER? WAS WIR UNS JACK SMITH! FIVE FLAMING STARS, FALLING STARS“, THE SPINSTER IN THE ERA CAMP * AND DISCUSSION ANDY WARHOL’S MEDIALEN PERSONEN GEGENÜBER ERLAUBEN (DÜRFEN) DAYS IN A RENTED WORLD LIVE MUSIC BY JOHN AND OF LATE CAPITALISM WITH DOUGLAS CRIMP GLAMOUR SPHERE HOW WELL DO WE REALLY KNOW EACH OTHER? THE (2009) TIM BLUE LIBERTIES WE (CAN) TAKE WITH MEDIA FIGURES MON, APR. 16, 20:00 * ENGLISH TRANSLATION WILL BE PROVIDED TUE, APR. 3, 20:00 CARMELITA WHAT IS TROPICAMP? TROPICANA. YOUR A PRESENTATION BY MAX 20:30 PRESENTATION 22:00 PERFORMANCE 22:30 PERFORMANCE KUNST IST YOUR JORGE HINDERER CRUZ WAFFEN BRUCE JAKOB LENA KNEBL/ THE AND MARC SIEGEL WITH ELA TROYANO CLIPS FROM WORK BY JACK LABRUCE HANS SCHEIRL TAYLOR MEAD SHOW USA, 1993, 29’ SMITH, IVAN CARDOSO, JAKOB KLEIN KNEBL + HANS POLLOCK SCHEIRL CAMP WOMEN IN REVOLT: VIA SKYPE, IN COOPERATION WITH MICROSCOPE HÉLIO OITICICA AND ANDY WARHOL NOTES ON ANTI-CAMP GALLERY, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK OTHERS USA 1965, 66’ 23:00 PERFORMANCE 23:45 CONCERT MON, APR. 9, 20:00 INTRODUCTION: THE DEVIL’S CLEAVAGE MARC SIEGEL VAGINAL DAVIS THE VOLUPTUOUS HORROR OF GEORGE KUCHAR VAGINAL DAVIS IS SPEAKING FROM THE DIAPHRAGM: KAREN BLACK USA, 1975, 115’ “KEMBRA PFAHLER’S ANTI-NATURALIST STATE OF OPENING ACT INTRODUCTION: THE UNION” MARC SIEGEL TENDERLOIN WELCOME TO THE LOIN PRODUCTION MANAGERS: NAZLI KILERCI, ANNA MÜLTER / STAGE DESIGN: JONATHAN BERGER / LIGHT DESIGN: JACKIE SHEMESH / STAGE DESIGN ASSISTANT: SENOL SENTÜRK / VIDEO: JEAN Y. KIM / MAKE UP: TAN BINH NGUYEN / U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE NATIONAL TREASURE THAT IS HOLLY WOODLAWN: NIKO SOLORIO / ASSISTANT TO MISS DAVIS: CHRISTIAN WEBER / VIDEO DOCUMENTATION: NOAM GORBAT / GRAPHIC DESIGN: DANIELLE AUBERT, LANA CAVAR .
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