Art/Culture Archive - Page 11 of 15

“We don’t want this guy filming here”

Post published:03/23/2016
Post category:Art/Culture Dates Press
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(An RWE employee to a policeman during a railway blockade on 04/14/2015)

The journalist Elmo Elbrecht already accompanied several excavator occupations and blockades with his camera. Now the open pit operator RWE seeks for an injunction, in order to make him stop his documentary work on company premises. “If we would believe believe RWE, I would interfere with my journalistic activities the operation of the open pit and the Hambach railway. I do not agree.” says a relaxed Elmo.

Look forward to an exciting trial! Spectators are very welcome.

On ~~Thursday, April 21 at 1:00 pm~~ at the Regional Court 52070 Aachen, Adalbertsteinweg 92, court room D0.137 ground floor.

New date: Thursday, July 7th 10:45 am, same location

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Hackneyed party on March 12th, 2016

Post published:03/05/2016
Post category:Art/Culture Mobilization Solidarity
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Artwork by Cloud Complex

On 03.12.2016 from 8:00 pm will be held the Allerweltsparty (Hackneyed Party) in the Autonomes Zentrum of Cologne. Besides the party there will be a photo exhibition with pictures from the Hambach Forest. Come numerous! Part of the revenue / donations go to the squatters of the Hambach Forest.

https://de-de.facebook.com/events/769539899843748/

Cinema matinee “Auf der Kippe”

Post published:03/05/2016
Post category:Art/Culture Mobilization Network Solidarity
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Cinema matinee „Auf der Kippe“ (On the brink) including discussion with the director, on March 6, 2016 at 11 am in the Capitol-Theater Kerpen.

A film for the preservation of the Lusatian home country and on the fight against the excavators..

( http://www.aufderkippe-film.de/ )

Addendum to the senseless destruction by RWE on Monday

Post published:03/03/2016
Post category:Art/Culture Repression
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The Tree Protection pictures are hung, 02/03/2016

That’s how it looked shortly after the art event.

Felled on Monday 29.2., the very last day of the grubbing season.

A small consolation and a great encouragement: The felled trees are not dead, only their over-ground parts were cut off. Many tree species, including the in this wood prevailing hornbeams and oaks, are able to sprout from their underground part again. Of course, that part may then not be dredged away too!