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pow wow (pool our weirdness - wetstones ogling wonders) binz 39 zürich ch / pow wow (what you see is what you get) arnhem & nijmegen nl
https://stirnemann@inkarttext.ch
pow wow (pool our weirdness - wetstones ogling wonders) binz 39 zürich ch / pow wow (what you see is what you get) arnhem & nijmegen nl
(1995)
https://stirnemann@inkarttext.ch
Arts, Arno [binz 39]; Brun, Angelo [binz 39]; Brun, Dominik [binz 39]; Dietrich, Guido [binz 39]; Eber, Rudolf [binz 39]; Fischer, Thomas, F. [binz 39]; Georgieva-Kobler, Lydia [binz 39]; Greter, Helena [binz 39]; Kobler, Pedro [binz 39]; Mühleck, Georg Poier Grant [binz 39]; Rauch, Barbara [binz 39]; Schick, Cat [binz 39]; Stent, Cori [binz 39]; m.vänçi stirnemann [binz 39]; Thuis, Rob [binz 39];
m.vänçi stirnemann (Eventcurator)
artist / curator / schick, cat (Camera)
artist / curator / schick, cat (Camera)
Fotoserie (Reihenfolge am Ende vom Dateinamen benennen!) / Photo series (name sequence at the end of the file name!)
Additional
re title: as i understood it back then (and today) we used the term 'pow wow' because we admired (and respected) the concept of discussion : we were looking for an unanimous decision for what we were doing as opposed to 'the leader tells us what to do'. it was about the concept of collaboration. i see it less as an appropriation (which it of course is to a certain degree) but more as an attempt to learn something from (indigenous) culture. today it seems a bit naive and as not taking in account all the implications it can have. but that was then. mvs
Remark
video / magazine
place: [binz 39]
KuratorIn: m.vänçi stirnemann
Dokumentationstyp: Dokumentation einer Performance/Aktion / Documentation of a performance/action
Alternative
photos / video
Medium
Binz39, Zürich
Dauer: verschiedene events