#husets biograf

[biitterscotch]

Dark Floors/Future Visualizations

7th June 2024

I don't feel the same warmth and omnipresence of love as I once did 2 years ago. I do however feel more present, and less worried. I feel as though I have less thoughts. Have less interesting things to say. I have discovered where some of my boundaries lay, and am more willing to speak up on them. I am more willing to speak my mind. My words are unimportant and light. I miss being submerged in the warm still ocean of love. I feel like I feel less. I don't have the same waves of depression as I once did. I don't have the same dread that I lugged in the hollow pits of my stomach.

For the first time I feel in my life I see a clear vision of what I want in my future. I want to own a gallery/event space where I can host friend's exhibitions of works from all over the world. I want the space to be filled every single day with friends who become family. Young and old. All different walks of life. I want a safe space. I want to host movie screenings, serving white Russians and throwing spoons and rice. I want to host art exhibitions of all mediums and genres. I want to host sets and raves and dance parties and concerts. I want to host open mic and trivia nights and drag shows. I want to host dinner parties and serve delicious food the way my mom does. Maybe knitting clubs and painting classes and other various niche meetings. A center of the arts. Big inspiration is husets Biograf in Copenhagen. Big ask but i believe i can get there.

I realize a passion of mine is being a cheerleader. So many wonderful people to support, and the model of my mom as a rock. With all the support i can give i learn various things from each focus.

I realize this is what I was imagining. Hanging out with my friends and making art.

I'll need to study business, hopefully getting into marketing and branding will set a good path for that

[twinnedpeaks]

in copenhagen right now. any suggestions !?

OMG WELCOME!! you should definitely go to sex beat records and black no 1, those are like the only alt stores here. boghallen and arnold busck are the best bookstores ever. go to bastard cafe or husets biograf for a fun time. and if youre here saturday go to frederiksberg loppetorv, my fav flea market ever🖤🖤 also glyptoteket is a great museum!! and lidkøb østerbro is an amazing indoor flea market

[cowboyintheblack85]

@husetkbh @husets.biograf Adventures in Copenhagen & Flesh of Frankenstein This December in Huset Biograf (her: Huset-KBH) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClqrPLdKmWd/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kaywithdanes]

Reviewing Copenhagen’s Movie Theaters

While abroad, I made sure to find the cinemas in the city that would fulfill my American movie consumption. I knew I would be studying a whole plethora of European films and I anticipated that I would want some variation so I set out to test out as many of the movie theaters I possibly could in Copenhagen. So, here is my little run down of the cinemas I visited and their secret charms.

Cinemaxx

This was the most Americanized cinema I visited and I saw Black Panther on the luxury recliners here. If you’re missing an American theater experience Cinemaxx is the way to go. There is a robust concession stand and the recliners were absolutely amazing. It’s also an extension of the mall there, so after your movie, you can always spend more money in the many shops. This theater is great for a block buster screening on an IMAX screen. 

Husets Biograf

I actually visited this twice - one for a field study for my Scandinavian Moods course and second for the culmination of the DIS Film club sessions - and I enjoyed it a lot. I love this space, like absolutely in love with it. The decor of the theatre is filled with character. Instead of the classical recliners, the seating is made of old armchairs some upholstered and car seats. The character of the space reflects the character of the films shown. They have a whole host of fun screenings like Grease Sing-a-longs, The Room hate-screenings, Rocky Horror Picture Drag screenings. The Husets Biograf is within a building, Huset KBH, where all Danes come together with their friends to play board games on the first floor, watch stand up comedians, and watch dance shows. I would highly recommend this theater for a slow weekend with a bunch of friends. There is no shortage of fun.

Grand Teatret

At the last session for the DIS Film club, I won a free ticket to this movie theater to a film of my choice. I chose The Post. Just a note on The Post, I’m surprised it really wasn’t as boring as I thought it would be, but that’s neither here nor there. I do want to say Grand Teatret is a very sophisticated cinema. Your choice at the concession stand is a pastry and coffee, wine, or a soft drink. It’s for a very high-class clientele to my mind. They, also, play more art house films here and most of them are foreign language films. If you want to try your hand at reading Danish of an up and coming classic this is the place for you. Although the seating did not recline, they were extremely comfortable though I would have loved more leg space. Located a few blocks away from DIS, this theater is great for a quick showing after classes. 

Bremen Theatre

During the CPH: DOX Festival, I watched the Generation Wealth documentary in this theatre. It’s a huge space, but you could fall into the trap of being stuck in the balcony seating and have poor sight lines. I liked the space with its classical almost auditorium feel, but I think its more suited for live events. 

Park Bio

Here I watched, The Quiet Place which I highly recommend. Just not at a non-English speaking catered cinema. The reason I say that is on account of the Danish subtitles served almost the whole entire first half of the film and I had to flex my limited Danish vocabulary and ASL knowledge to gather what was happening at those points. But on to the cinema itself, Park Bio is located out in Osterbrø, a posher but still down to earth neighborhood of Copenhagen. I think that sentiment is reflected in this theater. You walk into the space and you feel like your intruding on someone’s home. There are knickknacks along the shelving and walls. Mirrors are everywhere discombobulating you for a second. The posters for every film - currently showing and past - adorn the walls. Once you reached the top flour, there is restaurant seating where you can order traditional and nontraditional concession food. I believe there is only one actual theater screen and it screens the more recent films. As you leave the theater, don’t hesitate to buy a poster for the film you just saw or a film you’re interested in. It’s safe to say, I miss this theater.  

The Filmhouse & Cinematheque

The Filmhouse became my secret hideaway during breaks in the day and especially finals. In this building, there is the Danish Film Institute Library, a cafe, movie theaters, two restaurants, and a gift shop. The Filmhouse’s library gave a stunning view of Kungsparken, granted peace and quiet, and immersion as a local.  It’s located right next to Rosenborg Gardens and you guessed it next to Rosenborg Castle. (Also, close to the best burger place in Copenhagen, Gasoline Grill!) I watched a CPH Dox screening of América in this theater and I liked it a lot. The seats had less tension so you could recline to your preferred level and the many uses of the Filmhouse won me over. 

[carlabrahamsson]

A new #psychartcult conference is on the horizon:

http://psychartcult.org/visionary-medium-psychoanalysis-and-the-magic-of-cinema-copenhagen-2022/

VISIONARY MEDIUM: Psychoanalysis and the Magic of Cinema

October 14-16, 2022

Husets Biograf, Copenhagen

The third Psychoanalysis, Art & the Occult conference focuses on cinema as a gateway into and out of the human mind, in all its complexity. No modern medium enchants quite as powerfully as that of the moving image. As film developed into an art form parallel to the emergence of both psychoanalysis and the late 19th century renaissance of the occult, its presence was rapidly imbued with a genuinely visionary power that continues to spellbind to this day. This event shines the light on a psychological screen filled with innovations, ideas, prisms and mirrors, revealing ever more to us about the intimate, intricate relationship between psychoanalysis, art and the occult.

In 1895, the same year Sigmund Freud published Studies on Hysteria with Josef Breuer, the Lumière brothers presented the first projected moving pictures to a paying audience, and practicing occultist William Butler Yeats published his very first collection of poetry. As Freud continued developing his theories, the film industry established itself with experimental film-making evolving alongside conventional cinema from the beginning. The early films of Georges Méliès, Hans Richter and Fritz Lang influenced generations of filmmakers, including Jonas Mekas, Luis Buñuel, Harry Smith, Ingmar Bergman, Robert Frank, Kenneth Anger, Derek Jarman, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Peter Greenaway, John Waters, Darren Aronofsky, Anna Biller and Lars von Trier.

When a filmmaker is a true artist, their vision and own unconscious processes are projected and worked through via the medium of film. The magic lantern’s cinematic spells are timeless expressions of the human condition – existing outside trends, discourses, and even the larger Zeitgeists of the times – yet resonating throughout. As Freudian cinephile Mary Wild relays in her work, films are projective surfaces engaging similar mechanisms as the classic projective tests of psychoanalysts, such as the Rorschach Inkblot Test. In the chamber of the cinema, films are projected onto screens, while audience members project their own internal worlds onto the films, identifying with the characters and enacting the drama being played out on the screen. Nowadays, screens are ubiquitous in our everyday lives, the interactive screens of computers and phones providing countless opportunities for individuals to project themselves into the digital realm in a multitude of ways never before imagined.

The Psychoanalysis, Art & the Occult series of events, curated by Dr. Vanessa Sinclair and Carl Abrahamsson, is dedicated to exploring the intersections and integration of psychoanalytic theory, the creative arts, occult practices and folk magic traditions. By inviting psychoanalysts, philosophers, artists, writers, filmmakers and magical practitioners from a variety of theoretical orientations and worldviews to discuss their work, personal experiences and areas of interest with one another, dialogue is opened up between practitioners in fields of study that traditionally rarely engage with one another though often operate in similar and complementary ways.

Topics may range from themes of the double, mirroring, projection, programming, propaganda and poetry to psychoanalysis on film, the history of cinema, celluloid tangibility, home movies, horror, underground cinema, spirit photography, the Uncanny, Cinema of Transgression, Film as a Subversive Art (a la Amos Vogel), social media, TikTok, artificial intelligence and the digital realm to deep dives into particular auteur filmmakers, photographers or artists, such as Diane Arbus, Joel-Peter Witkin, Francis Bacon, William Mortensen, Werner Herzog or Russ Meyer.

Please send inquiries and proposals for presentations to: sinclairvanessa@gmail.com

#vanessasinclair #carlabrahamsson #occulture #husetsbiografkbh

[emmaramsaytanniou]

CV

Emmarams.art@gmail.com | www.emmaramsaytanniou.tumblr.com

EDUCATION  

2021 

BA (Hons) Fine Art, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, University of Dundee 

GROUP SCREENINGS & EXHIBITIONS

2022

'World of Film International Festival Glasgow'. The Alchemy Experiment. Glasgow

‘Tales of the Unexpected’. Lamb Gallery, University of Dundee. Dundee

'Nature & Culture - International Poetry Film Festival'. Husets Biograf. Copenhagen

‘10th International Video Poetry Festival’. Athens

‘Glasgow Zine Fest Community Shorts’. CCA. Glasgow

‘EuropeNow Film Festival’. Fábrica Braço de Prata. Lisbon

‘SPLICE Film Fest’. Film Noir Cinema, Brooklyn. New York City

'AVIFF, Cannes Art Film Festival’. Cannes

’Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival’. Hawick

‘Visual Arts Scotland Annual Exhibition 2022′.  Royal Scottish Academy, National Galleries of Scotland, The Mound. Edinburgh

‘Fisura, International Festival of Experimental Film & Video’. Cineteca Municipal de Durango. Durango

‘L'Europe autour de l'Europe, Festival de films européens de Paris’. Cinéma Le Lincoln. Paris

‘Fargo Film Festival’. Fargo, North Dakota

‘Capricorn Film Festival’. Yeppoon, Australia.

‘34th Minimalen Short Film Festival’. Nova Kinosenter. Trondheim

2021

‘Southampton Film Week: Shorts 2021’. Online and MAST Mayflower Studios. Southampton

‘Tāctus, 17th Athens Digital Arts Festival’. Online and Museum of Modern Greek Culture. Athens

'Fine Art IRL Degree Show'. Generator Projects, Wellgate Centre. Dundee

‘Networks // Networks, Primarolia Festival 2021’. Kipos Chartopoiias (Polikentro Conference Center). Aigos

‘Wooosh Graduate Showcase 2021’. Wooosh Gallery. Dundee

‘Graduate Showcase’. University of Dundee. Dundee

'Generator Projects Annual Members' Show 2021'. Generator Projects, Wellgate Centre, Dundee

2020

‘GENERATOR TAKEOVER’. Generator Projects. Dundee

‘Fourth Year Take Over’. Generator Projects. Dundee

‘Message on a Bottle’. 201 Telephone Box Gallery. Strathkinness, Fife

‘Capture – A Digital Photography Exhibition’. Online

2019

‘Be Nice: Response to the Venice Biennale’. Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. Dundee

‘Mid Term Exhibition’. Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. Dundee

‘Labyrinth’. Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. Dundee 

‘Dain Hings’. Wild Rover. Dundee

‘Table for 1’. Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. Dundee

PUBLICATIONS AND ZINES

‘Books N Buts. Bridging the Gap’. First Publication. 2021. Online and Printed.

‘Silly Zine. Volumes 1, 2 & 5. 2020 & 2021. Online

GAADA. Quarantzine 03. 2020. Online

RELEVANT ART EXPERIENCE

2021. Invigilator, Generator Projects, Dundee.

2020-2021. Student Curatorial Team, The Cooper Gallery, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design.

2018-2019. Volunteer Activities Room Assistant, NEoN Digital Arts Festival, Dundee.

2018-2019. Invigilator, Wasps Artist Studios, Dundee.

2018. Invigilator, 201 Telephone Box Gallery, Strathkinness, Scotland.

REFERENCES

References can be given upon request

[biografdk]

Gloria Mundi

🇫🇷 BIOGRAF PREMIERE: Robert Guédiguian er vel det nærmeste Frankrig kommer en Ken Loach. Han var senest aktuel med ’Kilimanjaros sne’ og ’Huset ved havet’ – og nu fortsætter han sin Marseille-krønike med sit faste team af uforlignelige skuespillere, inklusiv hustruen Ariane Ascaride, som vandt skuespiller-prisen i Venedig for indsatsen i filmen her. Vi er atter i instruktørens hjemby, hvor…

[konsttarplats]

Den inre och yttre resan

Gamla bion i Örsundsbro har en intressant historia. En stark önskan om att få ge sig hän åt filmens resa, tillsammans med stort hantverkskunnande, har manifesterat sig i en väldigt speciell byggnad. Nedervåningen rymmer ett fantastiskt gammalt snickeri och övervåningen en biosal.

På 1920-talet byggde Edvard Johansson om sin verkstad till biograf för att bejaka sin son Elis stora filmintresse. Cinema Paradiso i Örsundsbro blev ett stort folknöje under 30- och 40-talen, här visades film två–tre gånger i veckan. Efter vikande besöksantal visades den sista filmen 1959 och huset bommades igen. Efter närmare 30 år i dvala bildades Föreningen Gamla Bion i Örsundsbro med syfte att rädda den svårt förfallna byggnaden och återigen fylla den med innehåll.

Filmmediet med sina bilder, färg, språk och ljud kan ta med betraktaren på en resa till nya upplevelser och känslor, filmen ger ett tillfälle att sjunka in i en annan värld. En stillasittande färd för att bli road, skrämd, betagen eller fly från en grå vardag. Konsten kan ge detsamma.

Till Gamla bion har fyra konstnärer bjudits in som på var sitt sätt undersöker och beskriver ”Den inre eller yttre resan”. Jessica Faiss visar en video som på ett starkt och fantasieggande sätt gestaltar temat, en ensam resa i ett uppländskt landskap. Johan Fremlings fantastiska kolteckningar visar på det mörker och hot som finns i vår omvärld. Margareta Fundelius visar målningar som på ett personligt och färgsprakande sätt behandlar livets resa i en serie som hon kallar ”Den sista leken”. Kajsa G Sjölén ger i sin skulptur oss en möjlighet att själva skapa en film på den egna mobilen: en resa i ett inre, för ögat dolt, landskap.

Utställningen i Örsundsbro är en del av projektet ”Konst tar plats”. Sedan hösten 2018 har flera konstutställningar och -evenemang arrangerats utanför länets större städerna, på platser där det vanligtvis inte visas konst.

”Konst tar plats” är ett samarbete mellan Region Uppsala och Uppsala Konstnärsklubb, under ledning av Katarina Sundkvist Zohari.

[ryosukekiyasu]

Vinterjazz Festival 2020

February 25, 2020

Ryosuke Kiyasu live at Husets Biograf, Copenhagen, Denmark

By Noisy Beehive

https://www.facebook.com/events/578278066298884/

[dkphonephotos]

I found a movie theatre in Copenhagen and they were nice enough to show me around! (at Husets Biograf) https://www.instagram.com/p/Btq67PBHIbO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=48krvt5012xm

[sentrava]

What’s On in Copenhagen: April 2019

April in Copenhagen is a bit like a piñata: you don’t knouw what you get but it’s going to be a wild ride, that’s for sure. On a sunny day you can taste the beautiful Scandinavian summer on your lips. Then cloudy skies, wind, and rain take over and make you want to stay in bed, a cup of coffee within reach. Thankfully, Copenhagen’s cultural life is as diverse as its weather.

Here are the best things to do in Copenhagen this month:

Monday 1st April

ISTID at Depanneur Deli

Get a taste of Nørrebro in the city centre! Nitrogen ice cream concept ISTID launches their pop-up and will be serving ice cream and milkshakes from noon – 5pm during Depanneur deli hours for the rest of the coming summer 2019.

  Tuesday 2nd April

Guided Tour with Copenhagen’s city architect Camilla van Deurs

Get out on the streets and let Copenhagen’s city architect Camilla van Deurs guide you through the best new architecture projects. The tour is organized by the Copenhagen Architecture Festival which takes place from 4th – 14th April. The event will be in English and tickets are available via the festival website.

  Wednesday 3rd April

Danish Rainbow Awards

Every Year, the LGBTQ community celebrates individuals and organizations that have had a positive effect on the community. Join in Cirkusbygningen or watch the awards on TV 2 Zulu from 4 – 11 pm. Tickets are available here.

  Thursday 4th – Sunday 7th April

Won Hundred and Maria Black Stock Sale

Get your hands on one (or several) of the beautiful pieces by Danish clothing brand Won Hundred and jewelry brand Maria Black without breaking the bank. During their stock sale in Nørrebrohallen they offer up to 80 % off their minimalist, high-quality designs.

  Thursday 4th – Sunday 14th April

Copenhagen Architecture Festival

Scandinavia’s largest annual public event with a focus on architecture, design, and urban development brings 11 days of films, exhibitions, seminars, walks, and talks. Go on a guided photo tour to the city’s most interesting new architecture or watch a documentary about Moscow’s city development just after the October revolution; there is something for everyone. Find the full program for events in Copenhagen as well as in Aarhus, and Odense on the festival website. From Thursday 4th – Sunday 14th April.

  Thursday 4th April

Sustainable Brand Index Awards

Who will be this year’s most sustainable brand in Denmark according to Danish consumers? Over 200 brands across a variety of industries in Denmark have been analyzed; the top ten are unveiled in this ceremony. There will be an introduction to the Sustainable Brand Index and the chance to mingle. Admission is free and the event takes place in Danish and English. Tickets are available via Eventbrite.

  Aperitivo at Depanneur

Bring on the sweet summer vibes and join Depanneur’s Italian-inspired happy hour. Every Thursday there will be special deals on Aperol Spritz, Negroni, and natural wines as well as some snacks. From 4 – 8 pm.

  Friday 5th April

Roastery Tour and Coffee Tasting at Coffee Collective

Coffee lovers alert! Every first Friday of the month, Coffee Collective’s roast master gives a tour of the popular company’s roastery, inviting guests to a cupping (fancy coffee language for tasting). The 150 DKK ticket price includes a bag of fresh roasted coffee to start off the weekend on the right note. No need for reservations, just show up.

  Uniqlo Opening Day Celebrations

Minimalist, affordable Japanese basics brand UNIQLO celebrates the opening of the brand’s first store in Denmark with special deals, coffee, tea from Sing Tehus, and cake from Andersen’s Danish Bakery. The doors open at 9:30 am, accompanied by Japanese Taiko drummers.

  Saturday 6th April

Knowledge Sessions by Relevance

Learn about music production, the famous Article 13, and meet electronic music-lovers in workshops and talks organized by Relevance Festival. Then stay for the party and dance until the early hours. Admission to the Knowledge Sessions events is free and tickets for the party are available via Billetto.

  Open rehearsal of the Royal Danish Ballet

Look behind the scenes of the Royal Danish Ballet at this open rehearsal of Afterrite. Admission is free but follows the first come, first served principle. So come early to secure yourself a spot. From 11:30 am – 1 pm.

  Sunday 7th April

The Young and the Damned by Luis Buñuel at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

The film “Los Olvidados,” about a group of destitute children in Mexico City, is one of the most well known works of director Luis Buñuel. As part of the Copenhagen Architecture Festival, the screening will be accompanied by an introduction by architect Tatiana Bilbao as well as a talk with Pernille Maria Bärnheim. From 11:30 am – 1:45 pm.

  Monday 8th April

Snack and Blues Opening at Copenhagen Zoo

Snack and Blues is launching a venue within the lovely Copenhagen Zoo. From now on, you can enjoy your favorite burger in the sun while visiting a variety of wildlife.

  CHART Architecture Kick-off 2019: Exploring Materiality at Apollo Kantine

CHART Architecture is an annual pavilion competition for students, young architects, designers and artists. The five winning teams will build their designs in Kunsthal Charlottenborg’s courtyard during the international CHART art fair from 30th August – 1st September 2019. The competition kicks off with a lecture by artist Lea Porsager and senior curator Pippo Ciorra about this year’s theme: materiality. From 5 – 7 pm.

  Tuesday 9th April

Open mic for Red Barnet Ungdom

Laugh for a good cause! Every Tuesday, Huset-KBH hosts a stand up session with new and experienced comedians to support Red Barnet Ungdom. Doors to Musikcaféen open at 7:30 pm and admission is 25 DKK.

  Friday 12th – Wednesday 17th April

Future Food Today at SPACE10

Research and Design Lab SPACE10 invites you to celebrate its first cookbook. Check out the exhibition and make sure to sample a few goodies from the newly opened Test Kitchen. The cook book Future Food Today is a collection of delicious, sustainable, and future-proof recipes and also includes guides to producing and sourcing food locally and sustainably with the help of alternative ingredients and technology. You can reserve your copy via the website or buy one at the gallery. From 10 am – 5 pm every day, closed on Sunday. Admission is free.

  Friday 12th April

Friday Bar: Big Talk at Think

Tired of small talk? Dive into the big topics

  Vernissage “Drawing Attention” at De Frie Udstilling

“Drawing Attention” puts the spotlight on the art of drawing. Swing by the vernissage between 5 – 8 pm and be among the first people to see the exhibition which runs from 13th April – 22nd May.

  Afgang 2019 – Exhibition by graduates from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts

Join the vernissage of the degree show of the graduates of The Art Academy. From video and painting to sculpture and performance art; the styles and modes of expression vary, giving an insight into the potential future of contemporary Danish art. The exhibition runs from 13th April – 19th May.

  Monday 15th – Saturday 20th April

Copenhagen International Improv Festival

Laugh until your face hurts when performers from all over Europe and North America come to Copenhagen. Improv comedy is created on the spot, making it an especially entertaining and impressive experience. There will be more than 60 shows on two stages as well as workshops and dinners. Find your ticket on the festival website.

  Monday 15th April

Mogli at Lille Vega

Mogli’s dreamy sound is inspired by her travels across North America in an old, renovated schoolbus. Let her take you on a journey to open plains and turquoise lakes. Doors open at 8 pm and tickets are 200 DKK.

  Tuesday 16th April

Women in Data Science

Take this opportunity to hear about the latest data science research and applications. The event is part of the global Women in Data Science initiative, organized by Stanford University. The conference features exclusively female speakers and mentors from industry and academia who are doing outstanding work in Data Science. Tickets cost 100 DKK and include lunch and coffee. From 9 am – 6 pm.

  Wednesday 17th – Saturday 20th April

Den sidste nadver at Xenon

Based on Paolo Genovese’s film “Perfetti Sconosciuti,” this play follows a group of friends as they turn a dinner party into a game. Every call, text, email or instagram notification that is received during the dinner has to be shared with everyone at the table. How much do we really want to know about our friends and partner? The new group PULS explores honesty, sexuality, and egoism in the digital age. Doors open at 7 pm.

  Wednesday 17th April

Welcome to the World Wide Web – Language at SPACE10

The language of the internet is transforming. Memes, emoji, voice recordings and video-stories change our conversations and whose voices get amplified. In the World Wide Web series, Research and Design Lab SPACE10 explores how digital technologies empower people across the world. Language is the third and last event of that series. Curious? Get your ticket via Eventbrite. From 5 – 8 pm.

  Friday 19th – Sunday 21st April

CPH Art Space

Get your dose of art on the easter weekend and browse the works of over 60 artists at Docken. The three day ticket costs 40 DKK on pre-sale.

  Friday 19th

Andy Warhol presents: “Trash” and “Frankenstein” at Husets Biograf

Two of the most compelling underground films of the early 70s are screened at Husets Biograf. Both were created by Warhol’s in-house film director Paul Morrissey and star his most famous acting discovery, Joe Dallesandro. Doors open at 6 pm and the first film, “Trash,” starts at 7 pm. Admission is 60 DKK.

  Saturday 20th April

Okay Kaya at Ideal Bar

Kaya Wilkins started publishing music on SoundCloud in 2014 while working as a model for brands such as Calvin Klein. Last year, she dropped her debut album Both. When she sings about mental health, alcohol abuse, and sex, her warm voice creates a feeling of intense intimacy. Doors to Ideal Bar open at 7 pm and tickets are 145 DKK.

  Sunday 21st April

Danish on a Sunday: Wildwitch at Cinemateket

A black cat, a girl and a pinch of magic, the recipe for a cosy Sunday afternoon with the whole family. When 12-year-old Clara is scratched by a mysterious black cat, she discovers that she can communicate with the cat and that she belongs to a family of wild witches. Not only does she have a strong connection to nature and animals, her blood can also set free an ancient and evil witch. Watch Kaspar Munk’s powerful adventure, in Danish with English subtitles at 2:15 pm.

  Monday 22nd April

Nanjing talk and screening of Spring Fever at Cinemateket

First, Professor and China expert Jørgen Delman talks about contemporary China. After that, there will be a screening of the award-winning Chinese-French movie “Spring Fever“ by Lou Ye. The film is in defiance of a five-year ban on filmmaking imposed by the Chinese government. It is a poetic depiction of a love pentagon that blurs the lines of heterosexual and homosexual relationships. The talk is in Danish and the movie is screened with English subtitles. The event starts at 4:15 pm. If you can’t make this one, don’t worry: there will be another screening on 30th April at 9:15 pm.

  Tuesday 23rd April

Science & Cocktails – Panel Debate: The State of the Climate

Science & Cocktails presents a debate on the current state of the climate. Speakers are Katherine Richardson, who studies the impact of climate change in the oceans, Jørgen Olesen who focuses on the effect of climate on agriculture and food systems, former head of climate research at the Danish Meteorological Institute, Jens Hesselbjerg, and Kirsten Halsnæs who has taken a leading role as an economist in the IPCC panel. Admission is free and the doors open at 7 pm.

  Thursday 25th April

The Future of Tech & Politics: Imagining 2050 at Talent Garden Rainmaking

Fast forward to the year 2050 with this thought experiment in which speakers and participants are challenged to imagine a society 30 years from now. Free tickets are available via the Facebook event and via Eventbrite. From 5:30 – 8 pm.

  Friday 26th – Sunday 28th April

  Street Food Festival Copenhagen

Get some fresh spring air and treat yourself to yummy street food. Hans Tavsens Park turns into a culinary oasis with some of Denmark’s most interesting food concepts cooking up delicacies for you to try.

  48Timer Festival

Get a taste of Nørrebro’s cultural life and join the several workshops, concerts, exhibitions and street parties taking place in the neighborhood. Find the program on the festival website.

    Friday 26th April

&Tradition x 506 Friday bar

The courtyard café of Danish design company &Tradition celebrates the arrival of spring together with food lab 506. Be the first to get a taste of the new spring menu developed by 506, and check out the newly launched to-go picnic basket – perfect for lazy days in The King’s Garden just across the street. The celebration starts at 4 pm at Kronprinsessegade 4.

  Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th April

  Sakura Festival

Celebrate the beautiful cherry blossom and Japanese culture at the Sakura Festival. There’s nothing quite like those fluffy pink blooms, and they’re around for such a short time. The program will be available on the festival website.

  Saturday 27th April

  Plantemarkedet i Absalon

Welcome spring and flex your green thumb when Absalon turns into a plant paradise. There will be plants of all kinds as well as interior and ceramics for sale. Admission is free and doors are open from 10 am – 4 pm.

  Sunday 28th April

  Loppemarked og musik 48Timer

Go on treasure hunt on this indoor flea market in Nørrebrohallen. Admission is free and the market runs from 10 am – 3 pm. If you’d rather free up some space at home, you can rent a stall for 275 DKK via Billetto.

  Tuesday 30th April

  Elias Boussnina at Lille Vega

Having started his career under the rap alias Young Coke while studying at Copenhagen Business School, Elias Boussnina is back under his own name and with a new sound. On his debut EP Shameboy from February, he pairs R&B/pop with electronic beats and builds on the success of last year’s single “05:30.” See him perform at Lille Vega. Doors open at 7 pm and tickets are 145 DKK.

    Ongoing in April

Wine O’Clock at MULGEO Blini Bar

Every Friday from 4 – 6 pm, enjoy a complimentary glass of wine with your blini purchase. MULGEO is a blini bar having a long-term pop-up at Torvehallerne. Their fluffy blinis are topped with seasonal, local ingredients; a perfect bite! You can buy the blinis individually for a snack, or three for a meal. On Mondays from 2 – 5, they’re sharing information about oysters, including tasters!

  The Thirst at Galleri Nikolai Wallner

In Marie Lund’s exhibition “The Thirst, six copper sculptures are placed in the gallery. Their shape is determined by a single form. Shown in full, in part, flipped, inverted, the sculptures appear like the grammatical conjugation of a single word unfolding or a body moving through different poses. The exhibition runs until 27th April.

    Sonja Ferlov Mancoba at Statens Museum for Kunst

SMK is presenting the largest exhibition ever staged of the sculptures, paintings, collage and drawings created by Danish-French artist Sonja Ferlov Mancoba. Inter-human connectedness and a global outlook are core themes in her art as well as her life. The exhibition runs from 9th February until 5th May.

  Kids Easter Workshop at SMK

Get inspired by the current exhibition on sculptor Sonja Ferlov Mancoba and make your own plaster sculptures and easter eggs with a twist. The workshop is free for everyone, however adults need a valid ticket for the museum. From 11 am – 4 pm on 13th – 22nd April (except of 15th April).

  Afgang 2019 – Exhibition by graduates from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts

The exhibition celebrates and presents new works created by the graduates of the academy. From video and painting to sculpture and performance art, the modes of expression vary and give an insight into the future of contemporary Danish art. The exhibition runs from 13th April – 19th May.

  Sart og sjældent set (Delicate and rarely seen) at Glyptoteket

See selected works from Glyptoteket’s stock rooms. Experience fine drawings, fragile plaster, and easily degradable materials such as cardboard, gravel, and rubber that are rarely made available to the public due to their delicacy. The exhibition focuses on materiality and sensibility and features works of artists such as Astrid Noack, Alberto Giacometti, Joan Mirò, and Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Until 28th April.

    Bauhaus – It’s All Design at Designmuseum Danmark

Designmuseum Danmark takes part in the international celebration of 100 years of Bauhaus with the research-based exhibition “Bauhaus – #itsalldesign.” Developed by Vitra Designmuseum and Bundeskunsthalle Bonn, the exhibition explores all aspects of this design school’s activities and how contemporary design passes and builds on the heritage of Bauhaus. From 14th March – 1st December.

  The Vitality of Colour at Kunstforeningen GL Strand

Having been declared a “degenerate” artist by the National Socialist regime, Hans Purrmann was one of Germany’s most significant modernist artists. Kunstforeningen GL Strand is showing a retrospective of his works along with a selection of the artists who he collaborated with or was inspired by. These include Max Liebermann, Henri Matisse, and Mathilde Vollmoeller as well as writer Hermann Hesse. From 27th April – 15th September.

Interplantery Cabinet at Gallery Christoffer Egelund

Jonas Phil’s artworks are painted directly on the surfaces of the original model planets from The Tycho Brahe Planetarium in Copenhagen, which he purchased at an auction. Experience his creative expression situated somewhere between painting and sculpture as well as paintings on canvas that imagine other worlds. The exhibition opening event is on 12th April from 4 – 7 pm, and runs until 11th May.

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  What’s On in Copenhagen: April 2019 published first on https://medium.com/@OCEANDREAMCHARTERS

[vadenmarkblogg]

MINNEN, MINNEN, MINNEN

APRIL 19, 2015

En helg som igen gjorde det möjligt för mig att botanisera i minnena från min uppväxt. Sett alla miljöer, där ”som barn jag lekt”. Vilken miljö jag varit en del av. Jag är tagen av vilka ytor, vilka intryck, vilka möjligheter som jag fått mig till livs, där jag växte upp. Jag fick på mitt barndoms smörgåsbord så mycket uppdukat. Tillgång till både stad och land med allt vad det innebar.

Jag har gått omkring i mina miljöer och bara njutit, tagit in och kommit ihåg.

Sandlådan på gården var ganske stor och en av mötesplatserna, när vi var små, Sen i takt med att vi blev några år större – det var kanske 500 meter bort till lekplatsen med stora ytor, med gungor och karuseller och spännande klätterställningar. Massor av yta att springa omkring på, leka tafatt, hoppa hopprep och långrep, där vi kunde vara 6-7 stycken, som hoppade samtidigt.

I staden likaväl som på landet. Vi bodde  precis vid vattnet.

Vatten överallt. Skolan vid vatten. Miljöer runtikring, som är så vackra. Allt som gjort för att bada och plaska och givet åka skridskor, när isen lagt sig. Det fanns drunkningssäkra grunda dammar, som var för de små – där jag åkte med dubbla medar och sedan lite djupare vatten, som frös till och gjorde det möjligt att få ytor både för bandy och konståkning på samma is.

Ett rikt kulturliv med många föreningar och teater och biografer.

Thedans på söndagar på Stadshotellet, och skoldanser som Elevorganisationerna organiserade. Och så mycket mer. Studiecirklar. Speciella evenemang som elveuppträdande och  t ex mannekänguppvisningar. Lokaler fanns det gott om att låna. Det krävde absolut, att det fanns personer, som var villiga att ta initiativ och styra upp det hela, men vilka erfarenheter. vilka möjligheter.

Möjligheter, som gav oss utrymme  att utforska, vem var vi, vad tyckte vi om,

Ett livsutrymme som var så stort. Vi kunde utforska mycket, utan att stopp och fel slog till. Och ändå var det avsevärt större vuxenansvar som omgärdade oss, som var mer kollektivt gemensamt, när det gällde att säga ifrån, när vi trampade snett och gjorde det som inte var ok. Det var vaktmästaren i skolan, det var fastighetsskötaren hemma i huset, där vi bodde, det var vuxna, som sa ifrån. Hyllningen till tanten har jag skrivit om. Hon behövdes och behövs och han också. Som hjälper till att värna våra livsrum. Som vågar stå upp och vägleda.

Och ändå utan att kväva och begränsa. Livsutrymmet var stort nog.

Det var en annan värld verkligen tänker jag, och funderar över artiklar i tidningen i veckan, som beskrivit barnantal i dagisgrupper på antal vuxna, på personaltäthet och yta per barn. Bilden dyker upp inom mig av barnen, som går i organsiserade led, hållande i sin del av snöret, som håller ihop barngruppen från täten till kön. I en takt. En vuxen i täten och en som tar kön. Jag ser dem ibland på väg mot lekparken i Rålis. En liten stund av större frihet, innan det är dags att samla ihop sig och ta sin snörtamp och gå tillbaka igen.

Jag tänker på stadsplenering och visioner om en kreativ miljö, om de offentliga rummen, där vi kan mötas, där vi kan skapa, och utbyta pusselbitar från livets dynamik. Det känns, som det har blivit fattigare i den debatten.

[cowboyintheblack85]

Huset Biograf week 48 🎥🎬🎦📽️🎞️ (her: Husets Biograf) https://www.instagram.com/p/CleCS4OqN9Y/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[grandteatret]

Eksklusiv visning af 'The Room' fredag den 9. februar kl. 21.30. Filmen er kendt (og elsket!) for sit ringe skuespil, det meningsløse plot og de helt umulige karakterer. Visningen introduceres af Elias Eliot fra podcasten Han Duo. NB: Se filmen om filmen, ’The Disaster Artist’, fra 1. februar. I samarbejde med Husets Biograf. (her: Grand Teatret)

[rasmus-and-tomo-solos]

The release concert of Solo no. 7s is going to happen during a very special festival, namely Freedom Music Festival vol. 3! This festival is Tomo’s baby...

We’ll perform during a free improv documentary movie night on August 31 at Husets Biograf.

COME! And check out this truly amazing festival of improv solo and duo performances at www.freedommusicfestival.org.

[bengtoswin]

Nyhetsnörd som jag är och att radion under nästan alla år varit en mycket viktigt nyhetskälla för mig, så blev jag med i Publiknätverken i både P4 Väst och SVT Nyheter Väst. I går hade vi träff i radions nygjorda lokaler och med ny teknik som de är först med i världen, så var det stort att vara där. Lokalerna var mycket fräscha och det kändes nästa som att få gå på röda mattan på premiärfilmer på biografer.

Jag lärde ju känna lite folk på radion i samband med att vi avslöjade vården och de brister som förekom på vårdcentralen, och det är alltid kul att träffa dem. Men den världsunika nya tekniken som de kär radion med var mycket intressant…

Allt körs ju numera med pekskärmar och ljudet talet mixas direkt i studion medan resten mixas i deras servrar i Göteborg och sedan skickas tillbaka innan det skickas ut i etern. I studion används pekskärmar och mycket arbete har gjort för att göra arbetet så lätt som möjligt. I dag är ju de flesta produktioner självkörande och du kan ju alltid förbereda med att lägga fingrarna rätt regler, och det går ju alltid att känna med fingrarna så man har fingret på rätt regel. Men har du pekskärm, så kan du aldrig känna reglarna utan att behöva titta på skärmen. Så de fick hitta på nya lösningar för göra reglarna enklare och mer automatiska.

Detta var mycket intressant, tyckte jag. Har ju sprungit i andra studios med gamla tekniken, men att se det här var bara WoW!

Kanalchefen berättade att när de till exempel bevakar en bandymatch så sitter de på läktaren och skriver in på sin hemsida vad som sker i matchen. I sporten på helgerna så har de ju fönster där de kan gå in och direkt prata i radion med rapporter. Då är det bara att starta programmet i läsplattan och har hela tekniken där och kan då sköta hela tekniken från samma plats.

Verkligen tufft, måste jag säga…

Kanalchefen Peter Sundblad

  Nätverkaren Jörgen Winkler

  Reporter Joel Hansson

Framåt fredags sångfågel Jimmie Schewenius

Reporter Victor Jensen och Julia Forsberg, digital redaktör

  Nyhetsdesken

Själv fick jag en stund att gå runt och prata med reportrar och andra som jobbar i huset, både om teknik och radio. Vi hade sedan samtal om hur radion skulle utvecklas för framtiden, hur vi lyssnare ville att vårt område skulle bevakas, och vad vi tycker är intressant. Vi var ju överens om att det finns ett politikerförakt i området men också en hel del hat i samhället som yttrar sig på olika sätt. Vi ansåg därför att radion är ett viktigt medium för att föra ut information om hur samhället och demokratin fungerar… Det finns ju en hel del brister i kunskap hos vissa individer.

Att jag var en linslus, hade jag ingen aning om… Men nu finns det bildbevis. När radio publicerade bilderna på sin sida, så syntes jag på 4 av 5 bilder. Men ingen kan ta miste på att jag är mycket intresserad av vad som händer där. Nedanstående bilder har jag fått låna av radion och är copyright: foto: P4 Väst/Sveriges Radio

Tack P4 Väst för lån av era bilder. (foto: P4 Väst/Sveriges Radio)

P4 Väst (@P4Vast) ni är bäst Nyhetsnörd som jag är och att radion under nästan alla år varit en mycket viktigt nyhetskälla för mig, så blev jag med i Publiknätverken i både P4 Väst och SVT Nyheter Väst.