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FEELING
What You Can't See but Feel in a Photo (BM3/invisible knowledge)
Mikolaj Grynberg, photographer, ex-psychologist [Warsaw]
Murder with Velvet Gloves: Psychological Violence in the
Family. On the book "Stalking the Soul: Emotional Abuse
and the Erosion of Identity" by Marie France Hirigoyen
(1998) (BM3/invisible knowledge)
Aleksandra Konieczna, theatre director [Warsaw]
Sex, Fear and Rock'n'Roll - The Joy of Frightening other
People and Being Scared (And Why We Can't Live Without It)
(BM3/invisible knowledge)
Zygmunt Miloszewski, journalist, author [Warsaw]
FEMINISM
Feminist Economics (BM3/unknown knowledge)
Ewa Charkiewicz, activist and academic researcher with interest
in theorizing on power, ecology and feminism as social movements
and new social critiques [Warsaw]
Feministic Grandmothers: Forgotten History of the Feminist
Movement in Poland (BM3)
Anka Czerwinska, activist and feminist, working at OSKa (National
Women's Information Center) and Porozumienie Kobiet 8 Marca
[Warsaw]
Does the U.S.A. Need a Feminism (BM6)
Dr. Gabriele Dietze, Guest Professor at the Institute for
Cultural Studies, HU Berlin, Former Lecturer for Rotbuch Verlag
[Berlin]
A Little Introduction to Cyberfeminism, which Does Not Exist
(BM8)
Reni Hofmüller, media artist and activist, operator of
ESC (Graz), president of Radio Helsinki (Graz), member of
IMA - Institute for Media Archeology (Hainburg, AT), co-organizer
of Ecletic Tech Carnival, international feminist tech network
[Graz]
Feminism of Housewives: Practical and Theoretical Advices
(BM3)
Teresa Oleszczuk, graphic designer at "Res Publica Nowa",
practicing feminist [Warsaw]
FIGURES
Ecstatic, Hysterical and Other Saintly Ladies (BM3/ghostly
knowledge)
Anna Baumgart, visual artist [Warsaw]
Fragments of an Unknown Teaching - Georg Iwanowicz Gurdijew,
One of the Great Mystics of the 20th Century (BM3/ghostly
knowledge)
Marcin Cecko, poet and photographer [Warsaw]
The Polish Devil "Boruta"(BM3/ghostly knowledge)
Wiktoryn Grabczewski, owner of a private museum of Polish
devils (Przedpielke) [Warsaw]
Wraith, Vampire, Lamia or Succubus? The Connections Between
Ghosts, Monsters and Women (BM3/ghostly knowledge)
Barbara Smolen, Polish literature historian, Editor of "Teksty
Drugie", teacher [Warsaw]
What Makes a Ghost Real and Believable. With Examples from
Film and Theatre (BM3/ghostly knowledge)
Jacqueline Sobiszewski, light designer, director of photography
[Warsaw]
Let's Talk about our Dibbuks (BM3/ghostly knowledge)
Krzysztof Warlikowski, director [Warsaw]
The Refugee as Contemporary Figure of a Ghost (BM3/ghostly
knowledge)
Vita Welakeviciute, Documentarian [Warsaw]
FIGURES & PLAYERS
SV Waldhof Mannheim – Football caught in the crossfire
between chaos and integration (Licence No.1)
Dr. Hans Joachim Bremme former President of SV Waldhof Mannheim
football club, former Head of Public Relations for BASF, founder-chairman
of the metropolitan region of Rhine-Neckar GmbH [Heidelberg]
Chess as a sport, fun, art and science, Or: The thin line
between genius and insanity (Licence No.1)
Thorsten Geib certified economist, controller (insurance),
1. Chairman of Mannheim’s largest and oldest chess club
SK MA-Lindenhof 1865 [Mannheim]
From the rigging loft to vocal chords – An insight
into the National Theatre through the eyes of a spectator
(Licence No.1)
Christina Limbourg graduate in commercial studies, deputy
director of friends and patrons of Mannheim’s National
Theatre [Mannheim]
Erika, Inge, Peterle, né Schildkröt in Mannheim-Neckarau.
On the history of the “Schildkröt” company
(Licence No.1)
Gerhard Ruf collector of “Schildkröt” dolls,
occupies himself with the history of the "Schildkröt"
(turtle) company, active volunteer for the organisation ”Geschichte
Alt-Neckarau e.V.“ [Mannheim]
The candour behind a clown’s nose: The courage and
freedom in being a clown (Licence No.1)
Luisa Stachowiak actress at the National Theatre in Mannheim
and clown school student [Mannheim]
____automatic
Human-Like Robots. How Far Can We Go? (BM7)
Dr. Joseph Weizenbaum, Prof. of computer science, taught at
MIT for 25 years [Berlin, Silicon Valley, Massachusetts, Berlin]
____criminal
On the Figure of the People Trafficker (BM7)
Farida Heuck, artist, co-founder of the German Federal Association
Schleppen&Schleusen [Munich, Berlin]
____curatorial
Recordings from the KIOSK-Archives. "A Life in Four Hours"
(BM7)
Hans Ulricht Obrist, curator working internationally and critic
and Michael Diers,
art historian, professor at the HfBK in Hamburg
____female
Margalith - the Ghost of a Girl-flower (BM12)
Aya Ben-Ron, artist, lives and works in Tel Aviv, teaching
in The School of Art, Beit Berl College, and the University
of Haifa. In her practice she combines video, print, sculpture
and painting. Her works have been shown in Israel and abroad.
She creates rules and lives by them. [Tel Aviv]
National Victory and Personal Defeat
- the Disappearance of Ewa H. Showing Scenes from a Documentary
about a Polish Life Story (BM12)
Magda Mosiewicz, founder and first co-president of the Polish
Green Party. She is a filmmaker of documentaries on political
art movements, strikes and deportations, as well as Co-organizer
of the festival "Warsaw Under Construction" in the
Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw. She was an expert in the Blackmarket
No. 3, 2005 in Warsaw, which had the same topic as the one
in Jaffa. [Tel Aviv]
Erasure, Suppression and Concealment
of Art - the Case of Justine Frank (1900-1943), the Jewish-Belgian
Painter and Pornographer (BM12)
Roee Rosen, artist, writer and filmmaker. He teaches art and
theory at the Bezalel Academy of Art, Jerusalem, among other
places. Rosen's book, "Justine Frank, Sweet Sweat",
was published by Sternberg Press in 2009. In 2010 an extensive
exhibition of his art will be presented at the Center for
Contemporary Art, Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw. He is the only
man who has ever been invited to show in the Créteil
Women Film Festival. [Tel Aviv]
____flexible
The Promise of Freedom within the Ideal of the Flexible and
Mobile Person (BM7)
Peggy Mädler, dramaturge, cultural scientist, prepares
a doctoral thesis on the topic: "Die Inszenierung von
Arbeit und Geschlecht in der Dramatik der DDR und bei ostdeutschen
Autoren nach der Wiedervereinigung" [Dresden, Berlin]
____fugitive
The Figure of the Trustee - the Escape Agent of Money (BM7)
Ulf Mailänder, coach, author of the autobiographies of
Jürgen Schneider ("Bekenntnisse eines Baulöwen")
and Jürgen Harksen ("Wie ich den Reichen ihr Geld
abnahm") [Bünde, Berlin, La Palma]
____Ghosts
Ghostly Apparitions in the Theater of the Baroque - "Cardenio
and Celinde" by Gryphius and "Hamlet" by William
Shakespeare (BM12)
Ilit Ferber, teaches philosophy and education at Tel Aviv
University and is a post-doctoral fellow at Yad Hanadiv Foundation.
Her doctoral thesis focused on the connection between melancholy
and philosophy in Walter Benjamin's writings, and in it she
discussed, among other topics, Benjamin's interest in theatrical
figures of ghosts. Her current research deals with the connection
between language and pain. She has a daughter and two sons.
[Tel Aviv]
____Messiah
Sabbatai Tzevi: the Search for the Lost Tomb (BM12)
Michael Kessus Gedalyovich, artist, curator, editor-in-chief
of "Ma'arav," an art, culture and media internet
journal (www.maarav.org.il), and publisher and editor-in-chief
of "Omanut Laam's" Artists' Books Series. Nowadays
he is an associate curator of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Art Biennale,
Jaffa ARTLV. Formerly the director of the Visual Art activities
of "Omanut Laam", he's initiated many projects,
among them the "Mobile Museum," the "Artist
Index" website, and "Adama Bo'eret" ("Burning
Land"). He also has a skipper license. [Tel Aviv]
____nationalistic
The Myth of Identity: The Nationalist as the Prototype of
the European Citizen, with Former Yugoslavia as a Point in
Case (BM7)
Dr. phil. Zoran Terzic, cultural scientist, author ("Kunst
des Nationalismus: Kultur und Konflikt im jugoslawischen Zerfall")
[Banja Luka, Berlin]
____Talk-backers
The Anonymous Voice - On the Reciprocal Relations Between
Journalists and Talk-backers (BM12)
Nahed Dirbas, journalist, script writer and film producer.
She worked as a freelance journalist in several newspapers,
TV Channels and websites, such as Fasl-Almaqal, Kul Alarab,
Alsunara, Aletihad, radio Alshamas, and in the Israeli channels
1 and 2. [Tel Aviv]
____Traitors
Palestinian Zionists: On the Hybrid Figure of Traitors and
Collaborators (BM12)
Hillel Cohen, a Jerusalem native, teaches Palestinian history
in the Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies Unit in the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem. As a journalist, he covered the last
years of the First Intifada and the Oslo years for the weekly
newspaper "Kol Ha-Ir." He is an activist when he
can find the strength, but lately it's been getting harder
and harder. His books have been published in Hebrew, Arabic
and English, among them "Army of Shadows, Palestinian
Collaboration with Zionism, 1917-1948". He has two daughters
and a son. [Tel Aviv]
____Uzi
The Untold Family Melodrama of Uzi (BM12)
Yochai Avrahami, artist. He teaches at the Avni Art Institute,
Bezalel Academy of Art and at the Art Institute, Oranim College.
His work has been exhibited in local and international shows,
and he has won several prizes and scholarships, among them
the Joshua Rabinowitz Foundation for special projects, and
the Creation Encouragement prize from The Israeli Ministry
of Culture. [Tel Aviv]
____Vampires
Why Everyone Can See the Vampires Except for Themselves (BM12)
Nathan Brand, director, writer and VJ. He starred and served
as head writer for the Israeli cable TV children's channel
during the 90s. As a specialist in emotional, political and
theoretical contemporary vampirism, he shares his knowledge
in a weekly show, "Vampires as Human Beings", on
the internet radio station Halas.am. In 2002 he fell from
the sky in a helicopter. [Tel Aviv]
The Soul in Buffy Mythology (BM12)
Ronnie Brosh, a TV connoisseur, studied linguistics in Tel
Aviv University, and has worked as an editor, translator and
trivia writer. She co-ran an Angel-related fan campaign which
raised over $20,000 for The International Red Cross. Having
recently been described by Aaron Sorkin (A few Good Men, The
West Wing) as "brilliant, charming, and very witty,"
she can now die happy. [Tel Aviv]
FILM
FlipBook Cinematography: Teaching Images to Walk, By Carrying
Them Around (BM4)
Volker Gerling, flip-book cinematographer, philosopher of
temporality, takes to the road on a regular basis with his
flip-books [Berlin]
What Are the Raised Hands of Students Who Were Not Called
On Doing in the Airspace of the Classroom? From an Outline
of the Gaze to the Movement of Thought: Camera Ethnography
as Movement Research with the Senses (BM4)
Dr. Elisabeth Mohn, camera ethnographer, cultural anthropologist,
sociologist of knowledge, documentary filmmaker, writer [Berlin]
On the Use of Movement Analysis in Forensic Investigations
on the Basis of Selected Examples from American Television
Series (BM4)
Jochen Roller, dancer and choreographer, researches on the
functionality of choreography [Berlin]
Dance, Film, Dance! - How To Choreograph for the Camera (BM4)
Marc Siegel, research associate at the Seminar for Film Studies
at the FU Berlin, member of the group CHEAP [Berlin]
____Disaster
The Sight and Sound of Things Falling Apart - The Element
of Accident and Disaster in American Filmmaking (BM6)
Andrew Horn, Filmmaker, Journalist [New York, Berlin]
____Dubbing
Dubbing Films - Hollywood Speaks German (BM6)
Änne Troester, Dubbing Scriptwriter [Berlin]
____Hollywood Star
Center Parting, Ecstasy and Secret Communication Systems:
Hedy Lamarr (BM6)
Nanna Heidenreich, Media Scientist, works at Film Festivals,
arsenal experimental and kanak attak [Berlin]
____L.A.
Stories About the Film Business in Los Angeles, 1996-2003
(BM6)
Jale Arikan, Actress, plays in German, Turkish and American
Films [Berlin]
____Retold I
Mythologies of the New World. "Red River" (Howard
Hawks, 1948) and "Key Largo" retold (John Huston,
1948) (BM6)
Dr. Hannes Böhringer, Professor for Philosophy at the
Hochschule für bildende Künste, Braunschweig [Berlin]
____Retold II
Film retold: "The Night of the Hunter" by Charles
Laughton (BM6)
Antje Ehmann, Film Scientist, Author, Curator [Berlin]
____Outs
AJAMI on PSP - Deleted Scenes of the Movie Ajami on PSP (Portable
Sony Playstation) (BM12)
Scandar Copti, a Technion graduate in Mechanical Engineering,
and has been working as an independent director, editor, writer,
and actor in various short films and other projects. It took
him 6 years to finish the film "Ajami" (with Yaron
Shani) which has been accepted to The Cannes Film Festival
where it was awarded special distinction in the "Camera
D'Or" category. At The Jerusalem Film Festival in 2009,
Ajami was awarded the Wolgin Award for Best Full Length Feature
Film. He and Yaron Shani have founded the Jaffa Acting Workshops,
and he also works as a facilitator for youth groups in Sadaka-Reut.
A piece of advice; try to resist asking him about his big
impressive scar. [Tel Aviv]
____Script
"Ghosts Passing by in the Arab Democratic School in Jaffa"
- The Making of our First Film (BM12)
Layan Hadad, Yara Jarar, Anna Kahwagy, Janette Shakar, students
at the Yaffa Arab Democratic School. They will be presenting
a screenplay that they have written for a film project they
are working on at school, under the tutelage of Shira Lavy.
[Tel Aviv]
____Theory
In What Way do the Films "Waltz with Bashir" (2008)
and "Khirbat Hiz'a" (1978) Create Visibility to
Supressed Issues? (BM12)
Yael Munk, senior faculty member at the Open University. Her
research focuses on the connection between cinema and culture,
national identity and gender. She also studies the different
aspects of Post-Colonialism within the Israeli context and
in relation to the Third World. She has published many articles
in Israel and abroad. Her book about Israeli cinema between
the two Intifadas is scheduled to be published by the Open
University. [Tel Aviv]
____Western
"Shall We Gather at the River": The Western (BM6)
Bert Rebhandl, Journalist, Film Critic [Berlin]
FLUXUS
Flexible History of Fluxus Facts and Fictions (BM6)
Emmett Williams, visual artist and Fluxus artist [Berlin]
FOLKLORE - FAKELORE
____Anti
Explaining Anti- and Freak-Folk With Examples from Film and
Music. Complementary CD (BM6)
Sebastian Hoffmann, Student at the John-F.-Kennedy-Institute
for North American Studies, FU Berlin, Concert Organizer "Four
Track on Stage" [Berlin]
____Burlesque I
Burlesque At the Intersection of Fashion, Gender and Class
(BM6)
Michelle Carr, Creator, Producer and Director of the Velvet
Hammer Burlesque [Los Angeles, Berlin]
____Burlesque II
A Short History of Burlesque: Visit Dixie Evans, Tempest Storm
and Other Notables At the Exotic World Burlesque Museum (BM6)
Anna Curtis, Burlesque superstar, photographer and performer
[New York, Berlin]
____Dance I
Pirouette and Splits Instead of Cheers and Chants. The Berlin
Thunder Dance Team of the NFL Europe (BM6)
Stefanie Ader, Dance Team Director Berlin Thunders [Berlin]
____Dance II
Michael Jackson Meets Line Dance: First Steps (BM6)
Enrico Adler, World and European Champion in Line Dance, Dance
Teacher and Choreographer, Expert in E-Technology [Kleinmachnow]
____Dance III
Dancing in a Square: Spin Chain Through, Box the Gnat and
Other Square Dance Calls (BM6)
Rainer Peter, Square Dance Caller, Dancer, Manager of Software-Quality
[Berlin]
____Hero
Death by Hammer: The Importance of Kicking Ass or Dying Trying
(A Brief History of Industrial Revolution Era, American Folk
Hero and "Steel-Driving Man", John Henry) (BM6)
Hannah Dougherty, visual artist [Philadelphia, Berlin]
____Ritual
Welcome Wagons, Baby Showers and Quilting Bees: Culture of
Encounter in American Everyday-Life (BM6)
Jacqueline Heer, Swiss-American Artist and Cultural Worker
[Berlin]
FOOD
Ambassador of Taste. How I Make the Germans Familiar With
American Cuisine (BM6)
Cynthia Barcomi, Founder and Manager of Barcomi's Coffee Roasters
and Deli, former Dancer [Seattle/ Berlin]
American Cooking in Berlin: Keeping the Bastard Beautiful
(BM6)
Suzy Fracassa, Co-Owner of Hazelwood Restaurant and Owner
of the Catering Company Fortuna's Table [New York/ Berlin]
Regional Diversity of American Cuisine. Plus Recipes to Cook
on Your Own (BM6)
Curt Pagel, cooks in Florida, Austria, Ireland and Germany
for more than 25 years now, currently Chef de Cuisine at Café
Obermeier in Kreuzberg [Milwaukee, Berlin]
Rumania - a Palestinian Forgotten Recipe - a Cooking Workshop
using Aubergine and Pomegranate (BM12)
Ester Saba, born in Ramleh. She has been working as a caterer
for a long time and has her own small beauty salon. 2½
years ago, her house had been under the threat of demolition
by the authorities. With hard and intensive work and with
the help of the local Committee Against House Demolitions
in Jaffa, she managed to prevent it. She was, in fact, the
first evacuee in a list of 500 people. She is the mother of
two girls and a boy. [Tel Aviv]
Migrating Food - The Cases of Coffee and Sugar (BM7)
Dr. Zafer Yenal, sociologist of consumption and culture, Assistant
Professor of Sociology at Bogaziçi Üniversitesi,
Istanbul [Konya, Ankara, Istanbul]
FORGIVENESS
If People do not Reconcile, God Does not Forgive (BM10)
Carla Amina Baghajati, media speaker of the Islamic Congregation,
teacher educating future Islamic religion teachers, teaches
creative design at the professional Islamic school for social
professions [Vienna]
Guilty shall be he who has not "excused" himself
(BM10)
Paul Chaim Eisenberg, chief rabbi of the Austrian Federal
Association
of the Jewish Communities [Vienna]
Forgiveness! From Tribunalization, Scapegoats and the Culture
of Forgiveness (BM10)
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ulrich Körtner, Protestant theologian
and expert in medical ethics, vice-dean of the Protestant
Theological Faculty and head of the Institute of Systematic
Theology and the Institute of Ethics and Law in Medicine at
the University of Vienna; research areas: apocalypse, hermeneutics,
bioethics, "scholar of the year" (2001) [Vienna]
FORTUNE
The roulette ball’s memory: The mathematics of luck,
bad luck and bluffing (Licence No.1)
Prof. Dr. Jens Holger Lorenz professor for mathematical didactics
at the PH in Heidelberg, certified psychologist and child
analysist [Heidelberg]
Mine is bigger than yours! Toys for adults (Licence No.1)
Sabine Ritter von Zabern retail saleswoman, consultant at
"pepperparties", offering home parties with erotic
articles for women [Mannheim]
Fortune comes to Mannheim – Lottery tales from the
18th century (with good odds of winning)(Licence No.1)
Dr. Susanne Schlösser historian and archivist, head of
the historical archives at Mannheim’s town archives
– Institute for town history [Mannheim]
PLAYTIME xs – Try your luck rolling the dice! Determine
your own personal queries concerning luck! A mini edition
of the current theatre project PLAYTIME (Licence No.1)
Elke Schmid director, member of the artistic direction of
"zeitraumexit", artistic director of the theatre
label "EX!T Ausgangspunkt Theater" [Mannheim]
FUTURE II (PAST FUTURE)
On the Innocence of Becoming. How you Become What you will
Have Become (Pindar, Nietzsche) (BM10)
Dr. Arno Böhler, philosopher, teaches at the Institute
of Philosophy at the University of Vienna, filmmaker (GRENZ-film)
[Vienna]
The Future of the Past, Lacan and the Paradoxes of Identity
(BM10)
Isolde Charim, philosopher ("The Althusser Effect. Model
of a Critique of Ideology", 2002), university lecturer
and political journalist (i. e. "taz", "Der
Standard", "Falter") [Vienna]
On the Use of the Futurum Exactum on the Basis of Selected
Examples (BM10)
Prof. Mag. Dr. Dr. h. c. Wolfgang Dressler, linguist, head
of the Institute of Linguistics at the University of Vienna,
head of the Commission for Linguistics and Communication Research
at the Austrian Academy of Science [Vienna]
Why Nothing Will Have Become of Central Europe (BM10)
Georg Schöllhammer, editor-in-chief of the journal "Springerin.
Hefte für Gegenwartskunst", concept and organization
of "documenta 12 magazines" [Vienna]
"Perhaps the Impossible Will Have Thus Been Necessary"
or The Future Will Have Had to Begin Now (BM10)
Dr. Peter Zeilinger, catholic theologian and philosopher,
co-founder of the "Interdisciplinary Forum .UND."
(with Matthias Flatscher and Sophie Loidolt), research activities
on political theology, political philosophy and so-called
post-modernism' [Vienna]
FUTURE SCENARIOS
Launching a business like in San Francisco - impossible in
Austria? (BM10)
Paul Böhm, venture capitalist, Hacker Space Community
organizer, security adviser and organizer of conferences.
His big passion includes: startups as well as strategies and
patters in complex self-organizing systems, Metalab [Vienna]
The Connection Between Education and Innovation (BM10)
Dr. Hannes Leo, director of the Institute on the Future of
Labour in Bonn; fields of research: innovation, telecommunication,
creative business, labor market [Vienna, Bonn]
Can Utopian Literature Recognize Threatening Developments
and Warn us About Them in Time? (BM10)
Leo Lukas, cabaret artist, composer, director, author of plays,
journey satires and science fiction novels, including "Perry
Rodan" , the world's largest science fiction series,
Austrian Cabaret Award in 2005 [Vienna]
Early Warning? Prevention! Future Research as Methodological
Approach! (BM10)
Mag. Dr. Daniel O. Maerki, social scientist, future researcher,
enterpreneurial consultant, managing director of das fernlicht
- future research and innovation consulting; fields of interest:
future and lifeworlds (e. g. "Future Living") [Vienna]
Imagine a Totally Different Daily Life under a Democrativ
State (BM12)
Sami Abu Shkhada, PhD candidate in the Department of History,
Tel Aviv university. His subject of research is Jaffa as a
Cultural Center during the British Mandate. He is an activist
in the Balad Party. [Tel Aviv]
What will they expect us to put up with? - New biotechnologies:
risk and acceptance (BM10)
Dr. Helge Torgersen, biologist (special field: molecular biology),
since 1990 at the Institute for Assessing Consequences of
Technology (ITA) of the Austrian Academy of Science; fields
of interest: public perception of biotechnology, participation,
regulation, politics [Vienna]
Future Sensitive - Our Feelings for the Future we will not
Live to Experience (BM12)
Oron Zachar, physicist and inventor with patents ranging from
energy technology to medicine. He previously founded an optical
disc memory technology company, and is now working on the
development of body temperature control for cancer treatment
and thermo-regulation under anesthesia. [Tel Aviv]
DJ Ötzi, Paris Hilton, Bill Clinton and The Future Mountain:
Conceptions of Alpine Mass Tourism in Tyrol (BM10)
Dr.phil. DI Michael Zinganel, cultural studies scholar, architectural
theorist, visual artist and curator, has taught at the University
of Technology in Graz; fields of interest: "City and
Crime" and "Tourism & Migration" [Vienna,
Graz]
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