<nettime> NYC micro-announcer [00.09_bis: postmasters, 16 beaver group]

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Tamas Banovich <postmasters@thing.net>
     NYC, 2 march: airworld like tv (hack) event

florian zeyfang <fz@thing.de>
     should I stay or should I go: strategies and goals of 
     cultural politics in Austria [panel, 6  march]

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Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 01:38:51 -0500
From: Tamas Banovich <postmasters@thing.net>
Subject: NYC, 2 march: airworld like tv (hack) event

>>>>>>>>>>>>airworld live tv (hack) event<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On March 2, 2000, at 8pm Postmaster's Gallery presents Airworld Tonight, a
live television event in which the Airworld team will broadcast their top ten
favorite techno-economic theories. With Jennifer and Kevin McCoy along with
Ricardo Dominguez, Mindy Gootblatt, Diane Ludin, Ethan Holda, and Damian
Catera.

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>>tel:212>727>3323>>>>fax:212>229>2829>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 02:22:05 +0000
From: florian zeyfang <fz@thing.de>
Subject: should I stay or should I go: strategies and goals of 
     cultural politics in Austria

should I stay or should I go
 
strategies and goals of cultural politics in Austria
Monday, March 6, 2000 at 7 pm   
panel discussion   
presented by 16 Beaver Group and re:austria   
@ Tanja Grunert and Klemens Gasser, Inc. 524 West 19th Street, btw. 10th
and 11 (212) 807 9494   

With the recent political developments in Austria, artists and citizens
in many parts of the globe have grappled with the issue of response. How
does one respond to such an event? How does the international community
voice its reaction?   The panel "should I stay or should I ago" will try
to investigate and discuss the strategies and goals of cultural politics
in Austria on Monday, the 6th of March, 7 pm at the Tanja Grunert and
Klemens Gasser Gallery, in Chelsea. Klemens and Tanja are generously
giving us their space.  

"should I stay or should I go" is initiated by two collaboratives,
16Beaver Group and re:austria, both working to increase cultural and
political debate and to further the exchange of ideas and art in New
York (see note below). By organizing this panel we hope to raise
awareness of the gravity of the situation concerning Austria and to
foster a discussion about the range and efficacy of responses to these
recent political changes.

The following have agreed to participate: 
Renee Green (artist US), Carola Dertnig (artist Austria/US), Robert
Fleck (critic and curator Austria/France), Christoph Thun Hohenstein
(ACI, NY) and Raimund Abraham (architect Austria/US). Moderator: Rene
Gabri  
  
For further information please contact: <<should I press.doc>>  email:
sixteenbeaver@aol.com  Telephone: Barbara Clausen (212) 293 5587, or
Tanja Grunert and Klemens Gasser, Inc.   
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About us: re:austria was formed as a response to the dramatic political
changes in Austria, with the goal to keep a constructive and active
discussion etc., alive and going in the next few years, by organizing
demonstrations, panels, and events.  T: (212) 293 5587;
http://www.thing.net/~re_austria
 
16 Beaver Group is located in downtown Manhattan and has established
itself as a center for artists, curators, critics and other who are
interested in directing and maintaining an ongoing community for the
practice and discussion of contemporary art, theory, and politics. The
topics discussed come directly out of the interests or projects of the
various members of the community.  

16 Beaver Group, 16 Beaver Street, 5th fl., New York,
NY 10004, phone: 212.509-2800, e-mail: sixteenbeaver@aol.com  

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+49-30-611 9887 | cell 0173-786 11 88 | mailto:fz@thing.de


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