Ilovegraffiti.de has made a great series of 5 minutes videos. You can find them all here. But there are two videos that you don’t want to miss.
The first one is focusing on Nils Mueller, a train writers photographer who is talking about his views and his life in tracks in comparison to writer’s life. Watch 5 minutes with Nils Mueller here. Nils Mueller website.
The other one is focusing in the city of Dortmund(DE) where a no-name writer talks about political graffiti and how this form of graffiti could change our daily routine. Watch 5 Minutes in Dortmund here.
Working on Kaliptikal issue 2 and some school projects recently, I forgot to mention one great DIY book by Palms from GPO crew. Great choice if you are interested in collecting art books & fanzines, definitely collector’s item. This book is part of a documentation of abandoned (mainly) warehouses, in the plain of Thessaly, decorated with signs – advertisements created by the early 80′s until the late 90′s. Get it now by contact Palms at palms@gpocrew.com & gpocrew@gpocrew.com.
The creators of Debtocracy, a documentary viewed by millions of people around the world, present their new production, entitled CATASTROIKA, on the website http://www.catastroika.com.
The documentary uncovers the forthcoming results of the current sell-off of the Greek public assets, demanded in order to face the country’s enormous sovereign debt. Turning to the examples of London, Paris, Berlin, Moscow and Rome, CATASTROIKA predicts what will happen, if the model imposed in these areas is imported in a country under international financial tutelage.
Slavoj Zizek, Naomi Klein, Luis Sepulveda, Ken Loach and Greg Palast talk about the austerity measures, the Greek government as well as the attack against Democracy on Europe, after the general spreading of the financial crisis. Academics and specialists like Dani Rodrik, Alex Callinicos, Ben Fine, Costas Douzinas, Dean Baker and Aditya Chakrabortty present unknown aspects of the privatization programs in Greece and abroad.
Just like Debtocracy, CATASTROIKA is co-produced by the public, which contributed both financially and with ideas to its creation. The documentary will be available free of charge, under creative commons license. High-resolution files will be available for TV and cinema broadcasts in various languages.
The journalists Aris Chatzistefanou and Katerina Kitidi are responsible for writing and directing the documentary, while Leonidas Vatikiotis undertook its scientific editing. Active Member and Ermis Georgiadis created the soundtrack of CATASTROIKA, while the editing was made by Aris Triantafyllou. Infowar Productions and Thanos Tsantas are responsible for producing the film.
For more information, please visit www.catastroika.com or contact us at +306945161147.
