#daniel hjorth

[cleekleequlee]

Courses I'd like to teach

A recent realization from reading Deleuze is the value of the virtual (vs. the actual) on its own. If dreams, inspirations and passions are not evaluated against the golden rule of actualization but as "a nice thing to have existed", so many things will be worth doing.

Along this line, I've been thinking (dreaming) of a question: what are the courses I would like to teach in the future? This not to say I'm ready to teach them, but a time stamp of the things that inspires me and make me curious. So far I thought of:

Creative Academic Writing

I'm still very much in love with Tim Ingold's writing as affective text. Although not as literate in reading literature (I envy my boys so much for their education nowadays), I always love to read all sorts of books on writing (lol). Yesterday I flipped through Lauren Fournier's book on autotheory, and thinking of citation as part of the narrative opens up so many possibilities.

It's funny that humanities are openning up to new forms of writing, while design self-censor for ligitimacy as science. A quick search shows that this term "Creative Academic Writing" is already out there. Definitely something I would like to explore more

Philosophy and design, or philosophy of design

I'm envious of the small group of people in organizational studies who are into philosophy and found each other as a group. People like Robert Chia, Chris Steyaert and Daniel Hjorth and Robin Bolt are the reason why I feel the organizational studies/enterpreneurship studies are not boring (the latter two wrote a book using Romanticism literature as a basis of their "seduction and play" model of entrepreneurship!)

On the other hand, it seems the philosophy that is driving design is pretty much random, determined by a few people who stumbled by design and decided to stay. The impression of Tony Fry talking about Heidegger is so deep and dominating. On the other hand anthropologist picked up design as some hope, but does it help them to break from structualism on the theory level? I'm surprised I haven't encountered any design theorist talking seriously about design, Deleuze and process philosophy (I"m sure they touched on Bergson for being "creative", but on process and duration as being? Please suggest if you know).

6 years after I came to design, the question of "what is design" finally morphed into "how do we understand design? what is the philosophy behind?" Some progress I guess..

Hong Kong and ecomodernism design, or The Political Economy of Chinese Contemporary Design

Well... these topics are tricky... but just thinking from the angle of talking about something not universal but local, relevant here and now. There is always the material/embodied aspects of ideology, and these aspects are perfect bridges to talk to "normal people" who are not so acquainted with theory. My eyes are still not so well trained, but that's something to work on!

Entrepreneuring your life

Since I read so much about the unconventional understanding of entrepreneurship, and really think it should be a way of living rather than making money, I think this can be a poststructuralism 101 course. Also trying to think out of the box of faculty of design...

Co-becoming

Co-becoming, co-evolution, correspondance... so many terms, but what are they really about? What are the mechanisms? Where to work on apart from lip service? I'll probably also sneakily blend in some content about embodiment, eco psychology and care...

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Looking back at these "virtual" titles, they seem to tell something about the inspiration of my thesis. Dreams tell things, even day-dreams can be good material for psychoanalysis :)

What are your dream courses to teach?

Photo credit: M.C. Escher

[mistermixmania]

Christopher geht im Herbst auf “A Beautiful Life”-Europatour 📣 https://mister-mixmania.com/de/news/musik-news/christopher-geht-im-herbst-auf-a-beautiful-life-europatour/ Tagged as Christopher Christopher konnte zuletzt mit seiner beeindruckenden schauspielerischen Leistung in der Hauptrolle des Netflix-Films “A Beautiful Life” weltweit neue Fans für sich gewinnen. Nicht nur überzeugte er mit seinem schauspielerischen Talent, ..... : #musiknews #musik #Christopher Foto Credits: Daniel Hjorth

[daniel-hjorth]

Ida Prætorius for weekendavisen, june 2020.

Photographs by Daniel Hjorth

[redladydeath]

My favorite pictures of the queens

Andrea - Taken by Joan Marcus

Athena - Taken by Johan Persson

Holly - Taken by Johannes Hjorth

Bryony - Posted by the official Six Twitter

Christina - Posted by Christina

Courtney Stapleton - Taken by Melissa Schoemacher

Danielle - Taken by Pamela Raith

Courtney Bowman - Taken by Eleanor Howarth

Izuka - Taken by Idil Sukan

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[alexesteve]

Unridden - Go Where You Feel Most Alive from Ian Isak on Vimeo.

ABOUT

Unridden is a Nordic cold water brand founded in Copenhagen, Denmark. Emerging from the frigid, dark waters, Unridden is all about exploring the raw and unpredictable nature that surrounds us as a means to finding genuine happiness within ourselves. Unridden wants to inspire and dress people to go outside and explore. People spend most of their time indoors in front of screens. Unridden wants to change that. And encourage people to explore the outdoors. To go where you feel most alive.

CREDITS

Director & Writer — Ian Isak Production Company — Honeytrap Film Co-Director — Jonas Blond Executive Producer — Malene Dyhring Producer — Sarah Hjorth Wahlgren Director of Photography — Jacob Møller 1st AC — Jonas Blond Underwater Cinematographer — Martin La Cour Drone Operator — Jakob Jørgensen Props master — Eva Kristine Lendorph Production Assistant — Stinna Nagel Secondary Copywriter — Johan Køhler Creative Director — Asger Juel Larsen, Unridden Creative Director Assistant — Calle Branca Andersson, Unridden Editor — Anders Jon Colorist — Mikael Balle Music Composer — Simon Littauer Sound Design — Samuel Lehn, Supersonic CPH Visual Effects — Larsen VFX

FEATURING

Ragnar Hentze Jouni Kelkka Oliver Hartkopp Andras Brixen Jóni Brandsson Christiansen Øssur Debes Eiriksfoss Markus Kötlum William Nolsøe Tóki Janusarson Strøm Ári Jakobsen Danial W. Johannesen Jóhanna Óladottir Joensen Fia Haldursdóttir Smith Anja Petursdóttir Petersen Marita Káradóttir Petersen Jonna Maria Hansen Rúna Kyster Gærdbo Ró Reginsdóttir Lilja Súnadóttir Andreassen Daniel Mierzwinski Kevin K. Yuven Villads Tyrrestrup Øster Tobias Laust Hansen Luna Hjelmen D. Lundgren Josefine Kjær Julie Amalie Svensson

THANKS

Simon Bonde Katrin Alis W. Bærentsen Faroe Island Surf Guide ArtOfficial Agency Arlette Walsøe Lasse Vejby, 1st Unit Morten Kildegaard, Gaffers Christian Pedersen, MAAN Rental Laura Preuthun Bogi Krossteig Shiva Coley Søs Tørstersen Faroe Island Surf Guide ArtOfficial Agency

2021

[artwalktv]

ABOUT Unridden is a Nordic cold water brand founded in Copenhagen, Denmark. Emerging from the frigid, dark waters, Unridden is all about exploring the raw and unpredictable nature that surrounds us as a means to finding genuine happiness within ourselves. Unridden wants to inspire and dress people to go outside and explore. People spend most of their time indoors in front of screens. Unridden wants to change that. And encourage people to explore the outdoors. To go where you feel most alive. CREDITS Director & Writer — Ian Isak Production Company — Honeytrap Film Co-Director — Jonas Blond Executive Producer — Malene Dyhring Producer — Sarah Hjorth Wahlgren Director of Photography — Jacob Møller 1st AC — Jonas Blond Underwater Cinematographer — Martin La Cour Drone Operator — Jakob Jørgensen Props master — Eva Kristine Lendorph Production Assistant — Stinna Nagel Secondary Copywriter — Johan Køhler Creative Director — Asger Juel Larsen, Unridden Creative Director Assistant — Calle Branca Andersson, Unridden Editor — Anders Jon Colorist — Mikael Balle Music Composer — Simon Littauer Sound Design — Samuel Lehn, Supersonic CPH Visual Effects — Larsen VFX FEATURING Ragnar Hentze Jouni Kelkka Oliver Hartkopp Andras Brixen Jóni Brandsson Christiansen Øssur Debes Eiriksfoss Markus Kötlum William Nolsøe Tóki Janusarson Strøm Ári Jakobsen Danial W. Johannesen Jóhanna Óladottir Joensen Fia Haldursdóttir Smith Anja Petursdóttir Petersen Marita Káradóttir Petersen Jonna Maria Hansen Rúna Kyster Gærdbo Ró Reginsdóttir Lilja Súnadóttir Andreassen Daniel Mierzwinski Kevin K. Yuven Villads Tyrrestrup Øster Tobias Laust Hansen Luna Hjelmen D. Lundgren Josefine Kjær Julie Amalie Svensson THANKS Simon Bonde Katrin Alis W. Bærentsen Faroe Island Surf Guide ArtOfficial Agency Arlette Walsøe Lasse Vejby, 1st Unit Morten Kildegaard, Gaffers Christian Pedersen, MAAN Rental Laura Preuthun Bogi Krossteig Shiva Coley Søs Tørstersen Faroe Island Surf Guide ArtOfficial Agency 2021

[i12bent]

Denmark has had its share of innovative jazz bassists, and I count Hugo Rasmussen (March 22, 1941 - 2015) as one of the very best. He has recorded over 900 sessions as a sideman, playing with everybody who came through Copenhagen for 5 decades from the ‘60s onward. He also played with most Danish folk artists, and hardly ever turned down an offer for a gig.

No-one loved playing with him more than tenor sax giant, Ben Webster, who famously punned: “Where Hugo, I go!”

Photo: Daniel Hjorth

[oupacademic]

To celebrate #PrideMonth, the OUP Philosophy team honours Michel Foucault (1926-84) as its Philosopher of the Month. Foucault was one of the most influential French philosophers and historians of ideas, best known for his theories on discourses and the relation of power and knowledge. His seminal works, such as History of Madness (1961), Discipline and Punish (1975), and History of Sexuality (1976–84), examine the emergence of the powerful, state institutions (penal, scientific, and medical), and their mechanisms of control. They chart western attitudes towards the insane, criminals, and sexual deviants and consider the ways in which societies have penalized those who are outside the norms.

In History of Sexuality, Foucault famously put forward the view that the homosexual category did not exist until the 19th century. Although same sex relations have been practiced throughout history, people who practised homosexuality were not classified as homosexuals and did not think of themselves in terms of sexuality. He argued that, in fact, there was a proliferation of new medical, juridical, and psychological discourses concerning sex and obsessive discussions about sex, and these led to the construction of sexual identities, designed to regulate rather than suppress sexuality.

An early victim of AIDS, Foucault died in Paris on June 25, 1984 at the age of 57. His theories have had an enormous impact across a range of disciplines from philosophy, literary criticism, anthropology, sociology, gender studies, and queer theory.

Saint Foucault: Towards a Gay Hagiography by David M. Halperin

Foucault: A Very Short Introduction by Gary Cutting

Thinking the Impossible: French Philosophy Since 1960 by Gary Gutting

The Will to Punish by Didier Fassin and Edited by Christopher Kutz

Poststructuralism: A Very Short Introduction by Catherine Belsey

Sexual Dissidence by Jonathan Dollimore

Self-Transformations: Foucault, Ethics, and Normalized Bodies by Cressida J. Heyes

The Biopolitics of Gender by Jemima Repo

The Oxford Handbook of Process Philosophy and Organization Studies edited by Jenny Helin, Tor Hernes, Daniel Hjorth, and Robin Holt

Classical Culture and Modern Masculinity by Daniel Orrells

Sexuality: A Very Short Introduction by Veronique Mottier

‘The Turn to Ethics: Derrida, Levinas, and Foucault’ by Gary Cutting in Thinking the Impossible: French Philosophy Since 1960 from The Oxford Scholarship Online

“Michel Foucault (1926–1984)” by Richard Weiskopf and Hugh Willmott in The Oxford Handbook of Process Philosophy and Organization Studies from Oxford Handbooks Online

“Modern Sex” in Foucault: A Very Short Introduction from Very Short Introductions

“Difference and Desire” in Postructuralism: A Very Short Introduction from Very Short Introductions

For more on this philosopher,explore our collection for blog posts, articles and reading suggestions. Follow us @OUPPhilosophy on Twitter.

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ABOUT Unridden is a Nordic cold water brand founded in Copenhagen, Denmark. Emerging from the frigid, dark waters, Unridden is all about exploring the raw and unpredictable nature that surrounds us as a means to finding genuine happiness within ourselves. Unridden wants to inspire and dress people to go outside and explore. People spend most of their time indoors in front of screens. Unridden wants to change that. And encourage people to explore the outdoors. To go where you feel most alive. CREDITS Director & Writer — Ian Isak Production Company — Honeytrap Film Co-Director — Jonas Blond Executive Producer — Malene Dyhring Producer — Sarah Hjorth Wahlgren Director of Photography — Jacob Møller 1st AC — Jonas Blond Underwater Cinematographer — Martin La Cour Drone Operator — Jakob Jørgensen Props master — Eva Kristine Lendorph Production Assistant — Stinna Nagel Secondary Copywriter — Johan Køhler Creative Director — Asger Juel Larsen, Unridden Creative Director Assistant — Calle Branca Andersson, Unridden Editor — Anders Jon Colorist — Mikael Balle Music Composer — Simon Littauer Sound Design — Samuel Lehn, Supersonic CPH Visual Effects — Larsen VFX FEATURING Ragnar Hentze Jouni Kelkka Oliver Hartkopp Andras Brixen Jóni Brandsson Christiansen Øssur Debes Eiriksfoss Markus Kötlum William Nolsøe Tóki Janusarson Strøm Ári Jakobsen Danial W. Johannesen Jóhanna Óladottir Joensen Fia Haldursdóttir Smith Anja Petursdóttir Petersen Marita Káradóttir Petersen Jonna Maria Hansen Rúna Kyster Gærdbo Ró Reginsdóttir Lilja Súnadóttir Andreassen Daniel Mierzwinski Kevin K. Yuven Villads Tyrrestrup Øster Tobias Laust Hansen Luna Hjelmen D. Lundgren Josefine Kjær Julie Amalie Svensson THANKS Simon Bonde Katrin Alis W. Bærentsen Faroe Island Surf Guide ArtOfficial Agency Arlette Walsøe Lasse Vejby, 1st Unit Morten Kildegaard, Gaffers Christian Pedersen, MAAN Rental Laura Preuthun Bogi Krossteig Shiva Coley Søs Tørstersen Faroe Island Surf Guide ArtOfficial Agency 2021

[mistermixmania]

Christopher’s erste Hauptrolle und dann das: “A Beautiful Life” toppt Platz 1 der weltweiten Netflix-Filmcharts 📣 https://mister-mixmania.com/de/news/musik-news/christophers-erste-hauptrolle-und-dann-das-a-beautiful-life-toppt-platz-1-der-weltweiten-netflix-filmcharts/ Tagged as A Beautiful Life, Christopher Das war mal ein Start nach Maß für Christopher in seiner ersten großen Filmrolle: “A Beautiful Life” ist seit dem 1. Juni bei Netflix zu sehen – und setzt sich ..... : #musiknews #musik #ABeautifulLife #Christopher Foto Credits: Daniel Hjorth

[daniel-hjorth]

Ida Prætorius for weekendavisen, june 2020.

Photographs by Daniel Hjorth

[p-bianchi]

HANNAH ARENDT HAPPENING INTEGRALE LESUNG LEKTÜRE-MARATHON Counter Space Laternengasse 5, 8001 Zürich Das Werk von Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) wird während zehn Tagen, vom 22. bis 31. März 2019, nicht in akademischem Rahmen, sondern in der Form eines Happenings an die Öffentlichkeit getragen. Jeweils von 10 bis 22 Uhr lesen Freiwillige an der Laternengasse 5 in Zürich die Texte der politischen Theoretikerin. Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer: ADRIAN NOTZ ALEX HURST ANDREA GÜNTER ANGELO ROMANO ANNETTE KRES ANTONIN WAGNER AOIFE ROSENMEYER BARBARA KOPP BARBARA SEILER BEAT DE ROCHE BENJAMIN EGGER BETTINA KÖHLER BRIGITTA PAULINA JAVUREK BRITA POLZER BRUNO DECKERT CATHÉRINE HUG CATHERINE RUKKERS CHRIS BÜNTER CHRISTINE DALBERT CHRISTOPH SCHREIBER CLAUDIA JOLLES DANIEL BAUMANN DANIEL MORGENTHALER DANIELA FRIEDMANN DELPHINE CHAPUIS SCHMITZ DIMITRINA SEVOVA DOROTHEA RUST EFA MÜHLENTHALER ELIANE RUTISHAUSER ERIC WINKLER ESTHER MATHIS EVA DIETRICH FANNI FETZER FIONA SIEGENTHALER FRANÇOISE CARACO FRÉDÉRIC DEDELLEY GABRIELE OTTO GIOVANNI CARMINE GREGORY HARI GUDRUN ORLET HANES WILLI HANS-PETER PORTMANN   HEINZ STAHLHUT HELEN HAGENBUCH HELENE SPERANDIO IRENE KORRODI JAMES BREIDING JOACHIM WOHNHAS JULIANE WOLSKI JUSTINE HAUER KAREN ROTH KARIN DERUNGS KATHRIN FRAUENFELDER KATJA BAUMHOFF LINDA HJORTH JENSEN LINO SIBILLANO LIVIO BAUMGARTNER MANSOUREH MARIANNE BURKI MARIE-ANTOINETTE CHIARENZA MARIO PURKATHOFER MARION RICHTER MARKUS SCHÖB MARTIN DREYFUS MAYA BRINGOLF MELANIE GRUETTER MICHAEL ETZENSPERGER MICHAEL RICHTER MIRIAM STURZENEGGER MIRIAM VICTORY SPIEGEL MONIKA STADLER NATHALIE KAUFMANN NINA CALDERONE OLIVER KIELMAYER ONZGI PATRICIA BIANCHI PETER HAERLE PIUS KNÜSEL ROBERT ESTERMANN ROBERT STEINBERGER ROLAND LÜTHI RONA RICHTER SANDI PAUCIC SANDRA BOESCHENSTEIN SANDRO STEUDLER SEBASTIAN CREMERS SEBASTIAN UTZNI SERGE PINKUS SEVGI ARSLAN SIBYLLE OMLIN STEFAN WAGNER TAMARA MAGGI TIM MENCK URBAN SCHWEGLER URS FREY URSULA SULSER VALENTIN HAURI Programm: Chris Bünter | Danke an: Jos Näpflin, Catherine Rukkers, Vittorio Santoro und Ursula Sulser. Besonderer Dank an Daniel Kurjaković: Gespräche mit ihm ergaben die Grundidee für das Hannah Arendt-Projekt.

[funkfelicity]

Scavangas Ft. Blacc El (Radio Edit) by Temu Music Scavangas, from Temu’s upcoming album “Relic of the Mothership”, tells the story of a survival through a hostile unknown world, furthermore, Scavangas reflects on his personal life yet universal struggles as an artist looking to fulfill one’s destiny; all spun into a fantastical voyage. Composed and Produced by: Temu Written and Performed by Temu and Blacc El Additional Bass by: Mogens Palsbøll Addition Keys by: Daniel Fridell Recorded by Temu at TemuMusic Studios, Seth Hjorth at TSA Studios (Denmark) & Eric Bradley at SAE Institue (NYC) Mixed By Temu Verse 1 Monopoly, politics, alternate realities, divided to conquer the best of you and me, no! well Im on the defense, trekking thru the void of shattered memories dissipated history while the vultures are circling man I’m telling ya Chorus Its a treasure hunt, every man for himself now, watch out for the scavengers, scavengers, there gonna find ya, take a piece of everything you got, watch out for the scavengers, scavengers, Verse 2 Humor me, what's it you make of your success? a sense of accomplishment? or do you feel, rather important and relevant, I cant imagine any of that is really true, but as my body is slowly decaying, hyperventilating, you stand there waiting, well go ahead, quench your thirst, get your fix, cause ill be back and up and running in no time, on some other tip, try me mothaf*#$%! i got it locked from heavy artillery, garlic remedies, necromancing abilities, interstellar technology, black magic and sorcery im ready Chorus (repeat) They hear the purpose in his word/ Wordsmith when im working this/ On the other side/ The grass gets greener and the serpents tend to surface then/ Get to servicing/ How the earth a spin/ Turbulence be the current event/ My world analysis - Precise/ Blood splatter analyst/ Beat serial killer no copycatting the catalyst/ Try to capture El/ Pitch black out these cameras Panorama view/ Figure out how these scavengers hunt/ My caliber/ Nr. 1 second to none/ Prayers ain’t saving traitors in the name of the father and son I/ Splash em’ with holly water/ The hold no honor and know no moral for that alone I show you no tomorrow/ I am/ Ichiban Origininja shinobi style/ '99 define him as a poet/ Live by a creed a code keep my enemies closer/ Keeping my composure amongst/ Villanous vultures cuz you know its a treasure hunt/ Chorus (repeat)

[sentrava]

Artist Spotlight: Copenhagen’s Underground Music Party Collective KUNE

It was at a meeting with three members of KUNE that I learned about Esperanto, a single global language created by Polish doctor Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof in 1887. As I sat with DJ Martin Gilleshøj Mikkelsen, DJ Rico Petersen, and visual artist Matei Petrescu, they explained that KUNE means “togetherness” in Esperanto. KUNE is a collective of seven people: the members missing from our interview are DJ Alin Stunned, DJ Anders Søndergaard Dahl, DJ Gunnar Eyþórsso, and visual artist Oana Camelia.

Rico begins by recounting when KUNE first came together. “Martin and I joined later,” he says smiling. “In the beginning, it was just Alin, Anders, and some others bringing turntables, speakers, and lights. They started making parties on Amager. The first underground party we created together was in this weird basement in Sydhavn. Surprisingly, a lot of people showed up to that one. The party turned into beautiful chaos.”

“KUNE has existed since 2014 and I’ve been involved for almost two years. I would say that it has developed like a human being and has gradually become more influential. We don’t have set rules but we learn along the way and grow together,” says Martin.

    Matei was attending one of KUNE’s outdoor parties when someone asked him to make a stencilled sign for the bar. He did, and since then he’s been part of the crew, creating cool visuals and art pieces for the events.

“We aren’t solely responsible for KUNE events; there are so many people involved, whether it’s by working at the wardrobe, making artwork, cleaning or standing at the entrance,” Matei says.

The conversation moves to diversity in the Danish electronic music scene. “It’s diverse because underground music is so universal; even though you meet people who might be different from you, we are all united under the love of music. You start to speak the same language in a weird way. We generally don’t think so much about this issue; we are all just people.” says Rico.

He continues, “if you take into account the size of Copenhagen, we have a huge scene with lots of different genres and directions. Danish DJs are getting more global recognition. Sometimes people complain that electronic music is becoming mainstream and that there are too many parties, but I think that it’s one of the things that makes the city stand out.”

Martin agrees. “I’ve heard from people in the industry that now is the best moment for the scene. It has never been this hyped and active. It seems like people are really encouraged to take risks and follow their passions, whether it’s organizing parties, producing, or just being the part of the scene,” he says.

    So how do KUNE parties stand out from the others? Rico answers, “From the beginning, it’s always been more than just a party with music. We almost always collaborate with artists who exhibit their work. We often make full room installations.”

“The visuals are all about immersion,” continues Matei. “The artistic mediums can vary from painting to sculpture; it really depends on the space.”

As for their upcoming party featuring Georgian DJ Zurkin, I ask how they found him and what the process of organising this party has been like. The featured visual artist included this time is also Georgian: Daniel Hjorth. Rico takes me through the process: “About a year and a half ago I went to Tbilisi, Georgia, and came across Vodkast records. I spent the day there, then went back the next day where I met Zurkin and Vako, the co-founders of Vodkast Records. They invited me out and we spent the night sharing ideas.”

They went to Georgia again for 4GB Festival, where the Vodkast crew was playing. “Zurkin played a really special set,” Rico says. “He also performed on a Boiler Room showcase at the renown Bassiani club in Tbilisi. That was when we decided that it was the right moment to book him.”

Martin adds that he and Anders have a community radio show called MMH where Zurkin is invited to record an after party session the day after the gig.

I spoke to Zurkin about the upcoming event, and he’s excited to share his skills with the Copenhagen crowd. “I was impressed by the passion and enthusiasm of Martin and Anders. We had a really interesting musical exchange. I am in contact with the guys almost every day and they are very open-minded about everything. I’ve filtered my playlists so that I can showcase things that are connected to Denmark, and will be playing some tracks that might be both familiar and at the same time unknown to the listeners.”

The KUNE crew has created a thriving artistic platform, uniting all sorts of artists and creatives under the powerful force of music. KUNE parties are an electrifying space where people meet, engage, enjoy art, and get a taste of the underground music scene that pulses through the soul of Copenhagen.

See Georgian DJ Zurkin at the next KUNE event

Råhuset Onkel Dannys Plads 7 1711 København V

Saturday 13th October 10:00 pm Tickets are 50 DKK

This event will also host “Batumi Boys,” a photo exhibition shot by Daniel Hjorth capturing the beautiful seaside of Batumi, Georgia:

Photo credit: Daniel Hjorth

To learn more about KUNE, check out their Soundcloud, and follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Artist Spotlight: Copenhagen’s Underground Music Party Collective KUNE published first on https://medium.com/@OCEANDREAMCHARTERS

[beckyharlan]

Most of us long for spring to settle in—to stop its flirtation and thaw the ground, green the trees, and lengthen the days. This is not the case for 8 y

I'm a huge fan of Nordic culture and all things water-related. So of course I loved Daniel Hjorth's portraits the moment I saw them last fall in the winners' gallery for CPOY. Here's a post I wrote about the images today for #natgeoproof