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Ukraine - No Border

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Aug 272007

The gate to the European Union (looking towards Slovakia) Cheap meridia without prescription, Last week I was in Ukraine attending the No-Border camp. It was held in Transcarpathia the main region of transit and labor migration to the European Union. (You could read more about the camp and its motivations here)

The camp was really interesting and also a lot of fun, Missouri MO Mo.. I have many stories and observations but until i get around to writing them you could see pictures of my travels in my flicker. New York NY N.Y., There are almost no pictures of the camp itself because people asked not to be filmed but you can get a feeling of west Ukraine. In a few days I will ad more detailed pictures of the actions.
You can also read reports from some British activists who were at the camp here and here, pharmacy meridia, And if you read German here.

You should really check out these pictures of the camp here (text in Russian).

Yiddish Summer Weimer

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Aug 092007

Order meridia online, After almost a year in Weimar I really should not be surprised about anything, but after finding myself sitting at marktplatz, one of Hitler's favorite places, drinking beer, singing along with the crowd songs in Yiddish while a group of Germans attempt to dance the Hora behind me I felt that I better figure out what's going on.

hora dancimg at marktplatz

Hora dancing at Marktplatz, 2007 / Hitler speaking at Marktplatz, 1926

When a big guy with a big moustache started signings a Nachman Me'uman song, I knew that that he was the man i should approach to ask some questions. So, it turned out that I sat this guy is Lorin Sklamberg lead vocalist of Klezmatics, one of my much loved bands, and what was going on, was a jam session ofthe participants of the Yiddish Song Workshop, part of Yiddish Summer Weimar The largest Yiddish festival in Germany, Texas TX Tex.. The festival that started in 2000, invites musicians to teach Klezmer and holds workshops to hundreds of interested fans or amateur-musicians.

I went to the evening jam sessions all week, many of the musicians were amateur but there were still some moving moments, if not to say some humorous and surrealistic ones. During the sessions I also met Daniel Kahn, from the Berlin based band The painted Bird, order meridia online. He gave their album the Broken Tongue ×“×¢×¡ ×¦×¢×‘×¨××›×¢× ×¢ ×œ×©×•×Ÿ after I motioned that I organized I event saluting (link in hebrew) the Bund ("A lgemeyner Yidisher Arbeter Bund in Lite, Poyln un Rusland" ) in Tel Aviv last year. We started a conversation about Yiddish/Hebrew/Zionist/Israeli culture and politics and found that we share many of the same ideas and are enthusiastic about similar stuff, so besides getting to know another great Jewish music band I feel I also met another comrade. Cheap meridia tablet, Daniel describes his music as Alienation Klezmer, I'm not sure what that meant but I really liked his political cabaret attitude that was mixed with a folky klezmer flavor. He told me that when he was in Israel the owner of the club he played in asked why he was signing in a dead language. Order meridia online, Oi. It really upsets me that young "progressive" Israelis still think in such archaic Zionist ways. I tried to encourage him but I think i was really trying to fool myself by describing the leftist/secular/Yiddish scene in Tel Aviv. But to be honest besides a few wonderful committed individuals I'm not really sure how much of a scene their really is. Unfortunately, i can't imagine a Yiddish summer in Tel Aviv not to even motion Jerusalem. Ironically in Weimar dozens of young goyim participated nightly at a public outdoor jam session in Yiddish, signing old and new songs, in Tel Aviv I doubt if i could even find a minyan that could sing in Yiddish, Kansas KS Kans..

Lorin Sklamberg playing a lovely solo

Danial Kahn singing an old labaor struggle song

klezmer jam session

street art belongs on the street not in the gallery

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Aug 062007

Buy cheap meridia online, Following my visit to two street art exhibitions in Berlin, Planet Prozess and Backjumps, I came to a clear conclusion. Street art does not work in a gallery. Sure there was some good work; cubabrasil's installation and blu's stop motion room at backjumps and m-city at Planet Prozess for example related to space they were working in and made some decent art works, but most of the work was just weak, some of the work just looked like bad murals at a kindergarten. I really appreciate these artist but I feel that they did not take in consideration that paintings (am I allowed to use this word?) that work well on the street - in a public environment, are experienced in a completely different way in a gallery, the rules are not the same, it's a different game.

A lot of Street Art works because it's on the street, cheap meridia online cheap, many factors on the street make the work powerful. The sense of surprise when you bump into it, the placement and how it fits or does not fit in the environment, the use of the architecture, the use of simple materials to communicate simple ideas in a totally fresh way, buy cheap meridia online. Sometimes all the power is in size. In blu's work that he created for the exhibit on walls of buildings outside the gallery you can really see how size works, of course you need to know how to draw, and blu without doubt does, but what's really impressed me was the size. His works are exiting and moving, they make you smile but they are also a bit disturbing, Montana MT Mont., but they work on the streets where he painted them, the same drawing in a gallery would have left me indifferent. But size is not only to impress, making a big piece of art in the middle of the city that is being occupied by cooperate forces is also a political act. Buy cheap meridia online, Good Street Art raises questions about who owns the public sphere, about criminalization and who does the Law serve. It's about freedom of speech and who has not only the right to it but also the ability to expresses themselves. Blu understood this used the walls outside to fight power with powerful street art and used the gallery room to make something appropriate for a gallery room, to bad so many of the other artist in the galleries did not.

above: street Art map of Kreuzburg, Cuba-Brasil.
under: Blu, Wyoming WY Wyo., walls in Kreuzberg (You can see more photos here)