February 1, 2008

magav around weimar, pics and clips

Filed under: Magav in Weimar, art, street — Ronen @ 8:27 pm

All the photos from the project The Israeli Border police (Magav) in Weimar can be viewed (also in high-rez) with descriptions at my Flickr account: http://www.flickr.com/photos/maarav/sets/72157603830651117

The videos can be seen at on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/amhaaretz

Magav in front of the salon (my house)

Magav in front of the salon (my house)

Magav in front of University library Read More »

Parking on ugly history

Filed under: Magav in Weimar, art, street — Ronen @ 7:49 pm

LandesverwaltungsAmt

hey, hello…
these are the comments made by the woman from the LandesverwaltungsAmt (Gauforum) made in regard to the jeep being parked on their property:
First, that all the property is theirs and public art is great, but you should ask for permission…
Then, that the Gauforum has such an ugly history in itself that they need to watch out about what messages are being sent and that she didn’t understand what this Russian military jeep is supposed to mean.
also, that recently the public access to the building, which was always permitted has been removed and quite a few people were upset about it. in these regards this symbol of military protection might be seen within that context…and could cause further reactions from the public.

oh, she also was warning about a possible problem with the police in case your shopping cart was ’stolen’ from a supermarket….
i think that was roughly it.
see u
Catherine

Magav in front of the German National Theatre

Filed under: Magav in Weimar, art, street — Ronen @ 2:38 am

Magav in front of the German National Theatre

The photos from the project The Israeli Border police (Magav) in Weimar can be viewed (also in high-rez) with descriptions at my Flickr account: http://www.flickr.com/photos/maarav/sets/72157603830651117/

Original photo of jeep: Activestills.org
Photos: Anna Gierster, Catherine Grau, Laura Straßer, Nicolas Vionnet and Mike Young.
Videos: Kristina Draskovic and Catherine Grau.
Thanks!