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Lutherlenin Vysílání Eine Sendung a Broadcasting Studio 1 Studio 2 Studio 3 #LutherLenin 12:00-13:30 Miroslav Petříček: Confrontage, 500 years Radio Corax and Rádio Papular Prague: Vysílání of modernity (45 min, Czech, English Radio Revolts 1 - Meeting of Czech translation) and German radio activists for the foundation Eine Sendung of a Free Radio Prague Milena Bartlová: How to Share a Revolution? – (90 min, English, Czech translation) A Broadcasting Communication between the educated and the illiterate during Hussitism (45 min, Czech, English translation) 13:40-15:10 A2 collective: What is left of the revolution? Berliner Gazette: Friendly Fire - Reports from Miloš Horanský: Commentary to the Manifesto (90 min, Czech, English translation) the Frontlines of Democracy (3 parts) “The Party of Moderate Progress Within the Part 1: Krystian Woznicki, moderated by Bounds of the Law““ on the last election Sabrina Apitz: What is to be done?, or: Update (90 min, Czech) on the Coming Insurrection (45 min, English, Czech translation) 15:20-16:50 Alexander Tschernek and Tomáš Sedláček: Berliner Gazette: Friendly Fire: Reports from the Natálie Pleváková: Audio broadcasts - Anarchy & Freedom - A Walk Into The Woods Frontlines of Democracy (3 parts) how radio has changed music (90 min, English and German, Czech Part 2: Sazae Bot, moderated by Michael (90 min, Czech) translation) Prinzinger: Anonymous Blockbuster, or: Welcome to the Spectres of a Bot (45 min, English, Czech translation) Part 3: Iskra Geshoska, moderated by Magdalena 2/12/2017 Taube: How to Hijack a Country, or: Do we still Studio Hrdinů Live in the Age of Revolutions? (45 min, English, Prague Czech translation) lenin 500 years of revolution, reformation, media and subject CreWcollective: Delay Observer`s Office CreWcollective: Delay Observer`s Office (directed by: Jan Horák and Roman Štětina) (directed by: Jan Horák and Roman Štětina) 3 scenes, 3 radio stations, 36 hours of programme 17:15-18:45 Ilona Švihlíková and Miroslav Tejkl, moderated Andreas Bernard, moderated by Alexander Stefan Höhne: From Signal to Noise. This project is a part of the Off-Program of the Prague Theatre Festival of German Language. of the Prague Theatre is a part of the Off-Program This project Organiser: Konzepte Berlin Prag für prekäre Goethe-Institut, Büro Studio Hrdinů, www.studiohrdinu.cz/luther www.goethe.de/lutherlenin by Tereza Virtová: The End of Capitalism? Klose: Profile, location tracking and Quantified Histories, Strategies and Soundtracks (90 min, Czech, English translation) Self: about the peculiar heteronomous of Media Sabotage self-empowerment in the smartphone era (90 min, English) (45 min, German, Czech translation) Anna Daučíková: Try not to be in opposition (a first-hand story) (45 min, Czech, English translation) Miroslav Petříček Hussites didn’t have book printing at their disposal; researcher and radio producer from Halle, and politics. A2larm is a commentary web platform Confrontage, 500 years of modernity however the situation was not very different in the Theresa Ehrenberg, artist and radio activist from founded by A2 in 2013. It not only publishes early Soviet era in the 1920’s. Halle and Berlin, prepare radiorevolutionary political commentaries but also interviews, essays, 18:55-20:25 Xabier Arakistain, moderated by Tereza Marie Czarnikow, Jasper Schagerl, Stefan Lumír Nykl: A Mighty Fortress of Sirens Thinking with images or thinking through images, contents and make the program together with the and news from Czech and abroad, thus Stöckelová: Women, the longest revolution Strunz, Noah Willumsen (Research Group (90 min, Czech) thinking in images? Confrontage, a method of (Czech, 45 min, stage 2, simultaneous translation Czech radio activists. Marold Langer-Philippsen, counterbalancing conservative websites and media (90 min, English, Czech translation) “Small Forms“, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin): collage invented by Jiří Kolář, confronts images into English) radio artist and theatre director, is responsible for financed by oligarchs. Reformations of revolutionary knowledge from different time periods and taken with various the mobile radio situations outside the theatre. Ralf 1517-1917 intents to comment on a selected theme. Miroslav Milena Bartlová is an art history professor at Wendt, applied linguist, radio activist and (90 min, German, English translation) Petříček reacts on this experimental format by Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in performance artist, works on concept and direction. reflecting on images of changes in society and Prague. In 2015 her book Pravda zvítězila: výtvarné Berliner Gazette politics during the last roughly 500 years. He umění a husitství 1380-1490 (Truth Prevailed: Fine Art Team Radio Papular: Friendly Fire: Reports from the Frontlines describes the image pairs presented to him and and Hussitism 1380-1490) was published. In it she Radiounit of Sonicity (Miloš Vojtěchovský, media of Democracy comments on them without giving the audience deals with the question how to spread revolutionary artist, curator, author and professor at Academy (3 parts) 20:35-22:05 Tilman Porschütz and Nimrod Vardi: AI summit Ursula Baatz, Michael Hauser, Stephan Schaede, Dietrich Brants in conversation with Götz or listeners a chance to discern a single image. ideas among predominantly illiterate people. of Performing Arts (AMU) Prague, Michal (45 min, English) Bachmann: The Wrong Kind of Revolution: moderated by Jakub Ort: Heroic Atheism? Kindernay, media artist and teacher at AMU, Part 1: Krystian Woznicki 50 Years of Californian Ideology (90 min, German and Czech) (Czech, 45 min, stage 2, simultaneous translation and their students from AMU) will compose and moderated by Sabrina Apitz (80 min, German, Czech translation) Nicholas Bussmann into English) perform a 12 hours programm of immersive radio What is to be done?, or: Update on the Coming 10 Revolution songs in an AI environment with Radio Corax and Radio Papular Prague in the zone between Dukelských hrdinů and Bubny Insurrection robot controlled piano Miroslav Petříček is a Czech philosopher. He is Radio Revolts 1: Meeting of Czech and German Railway Station. (45 min, English) working as a professor at the Philosophical Faculty radio activists for the foundation of a Free What are we revolting against if the state has of Charles University. His work focuses on Radio Prague become an evasive, post-sovereign actor? While the philosophy of art and overlapping aspects the traditional counterpart of any revolution – the between philosophy, film, literature, art and current Autumn 1917, radio was hardly known at that time, A2 collective state – seems to have disappeared, revolutionary French philosophy. radio technology was serving the secret transmission What is left of the revolution? actors rethink their strategies. Since 1989, CreWcollective: Delay Observer`s Office CreWcollective: Delay Observer`s Office of military messages. Nevertheless, the Russian revolutionary movements have been emerging (directed by: Jan Horák and Roman Štětina) (directed by: Jan Horák and Roman Štětina) revolutionaries already planned to establish a radio The cultural and societal context of the October in the transnational realm – that is, where the state station. But this plan was not realized. Reason Revolution and how it is reflected in today’s world and its corporate allies have relocated most of their Milena Bartlová enough to return to this plan, in the city where the is addressed by authors and friends from the operations and structures, acting on the verge of How to Share a Revolution? – Communication bolchevik movement made its official start, 100 journals A2 and A2larm. Together, they stage untouchability. One of the urgent questions in the 22:30-23:45 Radio Corax and Radio Papular Prague: Monika Načeva: What does not kill you makes between the educated and the illiterate during years later. a political radio revue with a wild mix room is: Are powers today haunted by specters of Radio Revolts 2.0 - Resurrection you stronger Hussitism of philosophical discourse, literary writing, theatre the revolution such as the mystifiedBlack Block (90 min, English, Czech translation) (60 min, Czech) (English and Czech, 90 min, stage 3) play and revolutionary music. or do multitudes of masked, anonymous rebels Reformations and revolutions stem from actually challenge them in more concrete ways? a widespread societal need for radical change, but Radio Corax is Germany’s largest free radiostation Guests can look forward to performances by the they also require a theoretical foundation. This is and is located in Halle (Saale). In 2016, the Corax DJs and musicians Dizzcock, Michal Špína (English, 45 min, stage 2, simultaneous translation formed by intellectuals, but how can they team organized the festival Radio Revolts together and Mary C, the philosophers and political into Czech) 24:00-05:00 Lumír Nykl + Blazing Bullets communicate their message in such a way that with international radio activists, the first global scientists k!amm, Martin Vrba, Ondřej Slačálek, Victory Over The Sun & Endless Toast those who are uneducated, or even illiterate also meeting of radio artists worldwide. Jaroslav Fiala and Matěj Metelec, and the literary Krystian Woznicki is a Berlin based journalist and understand them and join their cause? The Czech writers k!amm, Roman Rops-Tůma, S.d.Ch, and publicist focussed on digital cultures and politics. Hussite Reformation battled with this problem Radio Papular is the name of a temporary radio others. He is the founder of Berliner Gazette.
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