Performing Amerika or The One Who Disappeared

13.12.2011, from 18.00 to 23.00

at SESC Pinheiros, Rua Paes Leme 195

Performing Amerika or The One Who Disappeared

9.12.2011, from 18.00 to 23.00

at Casa da Frontaria Azulejada, Rua do Comércio 93, Santos

Next recruitment 24.11.2011 at 19.00-24.00

at Teatro Casa Conveniente, R. Nova do Carvalho11, Lisbon Portugal!

Our present phase involves a TRANSATLANTIC boat trip from LISBON to SÃO PAULO (Nov.25-Dec.9, 2011), working with the elements of making, making-of and unmaking of Kafka’s Amerika.

Mollecular organization presents “KafkaMachine” at  ”Poison and Play Workshops and Seminar” in Haus der Kulturen der Welt, 14.10 – 16.10 2011.

Thursday, 8th  September, 6 pm to 10 pm

at Maa Tila Gallery, Albertinkatu 19th, Helsinki

We have the pleasure to invite you to Bag Party, an informal event which purpose is to celebrate, share and open up process of collaboration with Placenta Bag Project.

During the party there will be 5 stations that you can join: Nourishment, Forming, Information Metabolism, and Apeiron Station.

PLACENTA BAG is a project of making a bag of possible. This Bag (handbag, backpack, shoulder bag…) will combine qualities of art object and designed useful features. It is meant to be used on every day basis.
This project follows interaction and social design methods. We would like to have fun, delirious visions on project contents, and maybe meet eventual users and collaborators.

Multicoloured Dreams Helsinki

Helsinki’s policy has been very strict for polishing graffiti and other street art, illegally made, immediately away off its surfaces when it appears. While, this has made the environment more pleasant in many ways, the city still lacks the visual multidimensionality and existence of different visual voices and styles, that strong street art culture can bring to a cityspace.

Multicoloured dreams is a voice for developing creative visual culture in public space, but not illegally and by damaging property. Instead of demanding these walls to be opened to all possible visual markings, a procedure that can be accepted by all parties, including city authorities and owners of the construction sites, was developed.  Permission for use of each wall are sought from both of these parties, and artists are first asked to make a sketch of their work, before implementation on the wall.

Although less free than usual street art culture, it is still hoped for that Multicoloured Dreams can inspire many kinds of artists into thinking about novel and inspiring ways of using public space.