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Dear All,

 

In-between enjoying the glorious sunshine outdoors and enjoying the glorious sunshine outdoors, please take a look at what you might also want to enjoy indoors this week ;)

 

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start 6 p.m.

 

Two filmmakers infiltrate an underground bicycle club. Directors Jacob Sepitmus and Anthony Howard create a gritty, conceptually dichotomous and visually stylistic film with B.I.K.E. The film is a depiction of the Brooklyn chapter of the Black Label Bike Club (BLBC), a fringe network of tall bike jousters that combine and justify their medieval inspired competitions with environmentalist and anti-consumerist rhetoric and politically radical ideals.

 

 

Bejgjing Bubbles, dir. Susanne Messmer and George Lindt (Germany, 2006; language: English and Mandarin, Polish subtitles)

How does the punk scene in Bejijng work? Is it possible to be a rebel there? Can you be a rebel and still dependent on your parents? These and other questions are answered by the film, a story of a few Beijing punks.

 http://www.beijing-bubbles.com/

  

 

 

 

 

Warsztaty Kultury (The Workshops of Culture) would like to invite you to a series of documentary screenings

at Warsztaty Kultury, ul. Ks. J. Popiełuszki 5

room 8

Admission free

 

Theme: documentary film editing

 

dir. Dziga Vertov (USSR 1939)

A film documenting a day in the lives of the citizens of the Soviet Union. Vertov made use of innovative edition techniques.

 

dir. Leni Riefenstahl (Germany 1934)

The most famous propaganda film of all times. Masterful camerawork and editing techniques used for the purpose of propaganda manipulation.

 

dir. Leni Riefenstahl (Germany 1936)

A documentary about the Olympic Games of 1936 in Nazi Berlin. Masterful camerawork and editing.

 

dir. Leni Riefenstahl

 

 

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until 26th April

Galeria Wirydarz, ul . Grodzka 19

Miro Biały's art is difficult to categorise, but he himself describes it as metaphorical fragmentarism. The subjects of his paintings are people deformed and imperfect, yet at the same time beautiful. His paintings often move, hurt, offend or amuse, because they are about us and our emotions. 

 http://www.artmirobialy.com/obrazy-olejne-galeria/index.html

 

 

 

7th April (Thu), 7.30m p.m.

Cax Mafe, ul. Staszica 1

The idea is simple: it's Monday, you put on something pretty, get up on a bench and photograph yourself. Each photograph tells a different story. 

 Exhibition open until 8th May

 

 

8th April (Fri), 6 p.m.

Galeria Biała, ul. Narutowicza 32

In her works, Hanna Bytniewska recycles utterances, messages and symbols of mass culture, juxtaposing them into different and less obvious configurations. The title of the exhibition is taken from packagings that cannot be recycled.

Exhibition open until 29th April (Mon-Fri, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.) 

 

 

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Czarny Tulipan, ul. Grodzka 1 Lublin  

The concert promotes the album Light & Shadow.

Piotr Schmidt - trumpet

Przemysław Strączek - guitar

Andrzej Zielak - double bass

Grzegorz Masłowski - drums

Przemysław Strączek (1976) - is a jazz guitarist, composer, producer and teacher. He has won many awards, and was a finalist of the solo competition at the Thailand International Jazz Conference 2011 organised by the College of Music, Mahjidol University of Salaya, where he was the only European participant. His two albums are Earthly Room (2007) and Light & Shadow (2010).

 

Tickets 20 PLN

 

 

 

 

Galeria Labirynt, ul. Grodzka 5a

bands: Amit - Metalheadz, Commercial Suicide and Londyn

Desper & r33lc4sh - Redekonstrukcje

 

Amit is a British musician associated with Commercial Suicide and Metalheadz. Since the launch of his debut album Never Ending (2006) he has been perceived as one of the most original drum and bass musicians. As his work has inspired countless imitators, he is credited with creating a whole new subgenre of drum and bass. His inspirations include Asian and Middle Eastern music, reggae, dub, electro and techno.  Apart from the album Never Ending he has released a few vinyl records. He also creates music for short films.

In 2009 he started work on the Drum and Bass Orchestra project, whose aim is to "translate" his music into the medium of symphony orchestra. His collaborator on this complex project is Neil Davidge of Massive Attack.

 

Tickets 15PLN (presale tickets available at Galeria Labirynt; the number of tickets is limited)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tektura, ul. Wieniawska 15a

The first edition of Ska Party at Tektura. The music played will include ska, rocksteady, reggae, rock'n'roll of the 60s and punk'77.  

Admission 6 PLN

 

 

Tektura, ul. Wieniawska 15a

Synthyzer Party is a cyclic event, whose first edition took place on 19th June 2009. The music played includes synthpop, futurepop, electro, EBM, industrial rock, alternative, dark wave, new wave and cold wave (Depeche Mode, Editors, The Beauty Of Gemina, The Cure, Joy Division, Diary Of Dreams, Diorama, And One, Bauhaus, Apoptygma Berzerk, Front242, Ashbury Heights, Assemblage 23, Camouflage, Covenant, Code 64, Colony 5, De/Vision, Iris, Jesus On Extasy, Lowe, Mesh, Mind.In.A.Box, Minerve, Necessary Response, Neuroticfish, Neuroactiv, Nine Inch Nails, Paradise Lost, Tiamat, Placebo, Pride And Fall, Project Pitchfork, Rotersand, Seabound, Skillet, Skinny Puppy, Syrian, State Of The Union, VNV Nation and Wolfsheim).

Admission 7 PLN

 

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