#mocab

[suetravelblog]

Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade Serbia

[chiralcrystallization]

Theory Time..!!!

*insert Conspiracy String Board Meme*

Higgs :

Lets be real....this mofo is going to be Higgs...

We know Higgs saw everything in Amelie and was her proud lil lap dog in the first game

She gave him a false sense of Purpose so in my eyes it makes sense thar after she disappeard with her world destroying duty unfullfilled, that he picks up on that.

"I want to be a god like her, I am the bringer of extincion, I finish what she started"

He Obsesses over Amelie and his pov of her trying to become what he things she was...

We know that Higgs likes to obsess over things (fragile back then, Sam...)

so it makes total sense for me...

Fitting to his god Motive he rebuilds his old fraction but this time its going to be a Cult

Probably an Doomsday Apocalypse type of Cult with him as religious "godlike" Centerpiece and bringer of destruction yadda yadda...

Maybe even trying to convince his followers that HE is Amelie

....and i think those two compared pics have something onto him...

Idk Why the name is APAC but the logo for sure gives me some religious and cult like vibes if you leave the official name away

Well..

What does Higgs need to fully capture Amelies being and Life ..?

To fully transform into her Mentally?

Louise:

A Child of course...

And what child does he know and maybe is the reason all his world destruction plans failed?

Lou

How can he make Sam repay what he did to him, How can he revenge Fragile and make them all suffer the best way?

Taking Lou

I dont think lou Dies in that sequence , but gets kidnapped by Higgs...

We can Hear Troy Baker sing Lous Lullaby in the Trailer and tbh ? It gave me an off feeling...., it was lacking warmth....love....and overall heart like the original..

A comment by Tumblr User @headlessstar gave me the final push beliving that higgs took lou as sort of revenge against Sam and co

A mocking version of that song connecting Sam and his love for his Daughter just makes sense

I Remember a post some way back comparing Elle Fannings mocab Poses to Lou in her pod...wich makes me sure that elle might play a grown up version of Louise..

Wich would explain Sams visual change because years have gone by on his probably search for his daughter...

If Lou was kidnapped with 2... and grows up at least 15-20 years will pass and our dilf turns into a gilf

FRAGILE still looks unchanged tho..., but maybe that has something to do why she got her youthfull body back...

Maybe now she cannot age annymore at all..

ANNYWAYS

Lou growing up with higgs would also explain Kojimas Marketing poster questioning Elle in big letters " WHO AM I " and Norman asking himself " WHY ME "

Because of course our big Himbo daddy cant think of anny reason why someone would be after him and i love him for that...

Back to the Poster ...a kidnapped Lou also explains Leas Lettering of " How Come ?" Asking herself how the fuck she could let that happend in the first place

CONCLUSION:

I think Ds2 is going to be about Lou,

who grew up with higgs in a doomsday cult asking herself who she really is and where she comes from,

Because she feels that she belongs somewhere else...

Fragile trying to make up what she did to Sam...loosing his Daughter and Sam trying to find Lou at all costs..

I have no Clue what the other actors are about...

How NWR is involved...

What is about Deadman or Heartman...

But i think i Connected the most important Dots so far!!!!

Pls tell me your Opinion on my Brainbarf

[sabrinaamranigallery]

PUFF OUT is a Bitter Medicine to museums under lockdown, initiated by the artist duo :mentalKLINIK and curated by Carl De Smet for the Museum of Contemporary Art of Belgrade, as the first host. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ :mentalKLINIK’s PUFF OUT installation is made to be physically set in the premises of the museum, but extended onto digital platforms. It consists of six robot hoovers, programmed to detect dust in a room covered with heaps of glitter particles. The hoovers make their own drawings in a room devoid of humans and filled with glitter, illuminating the museum spaces that are no longer fit for their initial purpose. The scene is filmed and broadcasted live at all times on the museum’s website. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Link in bio! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ :mentalKLINIK imagines Bitter Medicine as a series of three instalments, the first one (Bitter Medicine #01) being accepted by MoCAB and streaming live as of today. The embedding link is available for other museums, instituttions and platforms to share online - for further information, please DM us. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ @mentalklinik @msub_mocab #sabrinaamrani #薩尼畫廊#bittermedicine #mentalklinik #carldesmet #MuseumofContemporaryArtinBelgrade #MoCAB #puffout #blackswan #lockdown #corona #covid19 #contemporaryart #art #belgrade #museum #artistduo #robots #robotichoovers #glitter #autonomous #live #livestream #livestreaming (à MSUB / MoCAB) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_2tD6HF2fk/?igshid=1pf9mzy0z83aj

[knitsistersanme]

Art Must Be Beautiful, Artist Must Be Beautiful Copenhagen, 1975 Belgrade, 2020 Repost @bojanikus 📸©️Bojana Janjić . #reperformance #artmustbebeautifulartistmustbebeautiful #marinaabramović #TheCleaner #cistac #msub #museumofcontemporaryart (at MSUB / MoCAB) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8l2j4hFRjN/?igshid=da9ndw9ar28v

[sujini123]

오늘 일하다가 The Salon of MoCAB을 발견! 예전에 갔을때만해도 공사중이었는데 이제 다끝난건가 궁금해서 들어가봤는데 . . sooooooooooo surprised its reconstruction is still ongoing...!! 😱 . . #나혼자겁나놀람 #베오그라드 #는별로안좋은기억이라세번이나들락날락했음에도사진한장없음 ㅋㅋㅋ #왜케자꾸세르비아가보이는겨 #신호인가 #belgrade #serbia #🇷🇸 #mocab #museumofcontemporaryartbelgrade #letslookforwardtoitreopening #💪 (at Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade)

[nwbeerguide]

"Mocabe Lo Sabe Beer Release" at Stormbreaker Brewing

Join us for one of our most exciting beer releases to date! We joined forces with the amazing roasters at Groundwork Coffee Co. to combine one of their delicious single origin coffees with a brand new cream ale. The result is Mocabe Lo Sabe! It's a seamless marriage of bittersweet coffee, creamy flaked oats, and light roasted coffee from Chiapas, Mexico. Meet the brewers and roasters and talk beer and coffee from 5-7p. We'll have breakfast for dinner specials that pair perfectly with this new release! Cheers!  And for every MOCABE Lo Sabe beer sold at Stormbreaker from December 6th to 13th, $1 will be donated to the Café Femenino Foundation, supporting female coffee farmers around the world!!!

[estherattarmachanek]

@estherartnewsletter #visit @MSUB / MoCAB Belgrade, Serbia Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade Erwin Wurm: ONE MINUTE FOREVER Curators: Maja Kolarić and Jérôme Sans April 7–August 9, 2022 Working hours: 12 - 20 Saturdays | Sundays | 10 - 20 Ušće 10, blok 15, 11000 Belgrade Serbia https://msub.org.rs/exhibition/erwin-wurm-one-minute-forever #oneminuteforever (hier: Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeWYeTPM6M3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[annamorenocv]

Biography (full CV upon request)

Anna Moreno is a visual artist and researcher based between The Hague and Barcelona. 

She has recently completed her year-long residency at the Jan Van Eyck Academie in Maastricht (2020). Moreno’s work has been shown internationally at HIAP Helsinki, MOCAB (Belgrade), SAS Geumcheon (Seoul), Joan Miró Foundation (Barcelona), and has given lectures at the San Francisco MOMA, the University of Barcelona, and the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, to name a few. 

She publishes essays on art, politics, and architecture and is currently writing her first sci-fi novel Billennium, which will be published with Archive Books (Berlin). She is also working on “The 60 Minute Zoom”, her first feature film, which will be released in 2022. Starring Clara Segura and Francesc Orella, the film is co-produced by Claudio Zulián (Acteon Films, Barcelona). It is supported by Mondriaan Fonds, Stroom Den Haag, Amarte Fonds, Fonds Kwadraat, Stichting Stokroos, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds, among others.

Anna Moreno’s artistic practice is research-based and focuses on the inconclusive nature of (historical and future) events while it questions documentation processes during post-production. Using dystopian narratives, progressive architecture, and speculative literature, I stage performative encounters as a way of foreshadowing futures. That translates to installations, movies, or events with a strong conceptual criticism of social progress, urban design, and speculative futures.

Teaching and lecturing have a bi-directional impact on Moreno’s artistic practice. She taught Artistic Research at the Royal Academy of Art (The Hague) from 2013 until 2019, and developed programs for educational institutions internationally. In 2013, Moreno co-founded the artists’ initiative Helicopter (The Hague), an independent space for performance, sound, and discussion in the periphery.

[mary-marie-may]

Blood Diamond

Prompt from writing.prompts.re on Instagram.

The prompt is as follows.

The heroes confront you with the legendary mystical weapon that is said to be bale to defeat you. Unbeknownst to them, the weapon is actually the one thing you needed to conquer the world. you were having trouble finding it, so you started the legend of the weapon yourself to get some poor schmuck to find it for you.

Oh God yes.

This felt way better than any fuck session, any chocolate, and satisfying torture going the right way to get the right information needed, fuck this felt better than all that combined. Because the thing that sent sweet tingles up my spine and gave me this jaw breaking smile was that perfect necklace which I lost all those centuries ago. The one which once opened all hell would break lose and my dream, my goal, everything I jacked off too would come true.

And that stupid.

God so stupid, I love how stupid you are.

That stupid fucking bitch wore it like a fucking trophy, proclaiming those dumb words that I made up years ago after a drunken night with Mocab, discussing the many ways to get back my beloved necklace.

‘When the diamond heart unlocks the terror of the Witch will stop!’

Gods it sounded so bad once screamed by a so-called hero, like come on Macob really? How did either of us think that was good. Also, the dumb bitch wore my precious diamond wrong, it is supposed to be a choker dumbass not wrapped around your sword. Like god come on I put all this effort in to be the original choker pioneer and you just ugh.

Not matter.

Because as I pulled my blessed dagger from my side pouch, the iron was coating my tongue, and the iron smell putrefied the air. Neon red graced the ground and all my steps felt slick and gross but so good. this was the future brought on by my beautiful blood diamond, lost but found but stupid heroes.

But this hero didn’t need to know that, they could die thinking stupid things.

‘Oh?’

I hoarsely said, probably shouldn’t have had a smoke before her arrival.

‘What ever shall I do.’

[sevenofsorrow]

I think the only things that are bad writing are the mocab interviews, the other ones are actually fine i think?

i don’t agree. i think the #ama isn’t an accurate portrayal of 2-d, thinking specifically of the question about horror movies. remember in phase 2 (?) when they asked him about horror movies? (it might be in the book)

there’s like a 2-3 minute long clip of him talking about his favourites. and in the #ama, they’re just like “shrek 2 lmao”. that’s not 2-d. he would not shrug off a question about something he is very passionate about. he would talk and talk. horror movies are something he cares very deeply about, he wouldn’t just write a two-word joke and drop the subject.

[svetlanaknezevicworld]

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The Cleaner ... January 2020 #belgrade #museumofmodernart #marinaabramovic #retrospective #mylife #myBelgrade #myMarina #photo #photography #video #installationart #performanceart #art #artlover #exhibitions #athomeontheworld #traveldeeper #dametraveler #lifeofawriter #lifeofaconsultant #makingtheimpossiblepossible #myworld🌎 ... by Marina Abramovic ( 21 Sep 2019 -20 Jan 2020) (at MSUB / MoCAB) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7E6rnTpDWg/?igshid=1i7oqsrfgftex

[chiralcrystallization]

Y'ALL!!

Right now i am kinda Chatting with Higgs secondary Mocab Actor on Twitter, who did most of the scenes besides Troy ...

Like his silly bomb walk, the Knife Scene with Amelie... Fragiles Flashback...his Entry Cutscene...

Do y'all got some Mocab related questions i should ask him while i'm at it? :D ????

...tbh if he diddnt bought some artworks from @astrandofgold i wouldnt even know him

😭😭😭

This man needs more Credit for his work on higgs...

[theeae-architects]

Form not always follows function. Amazing technique to make this complex geometric has its beauty to show people about modern computer tech. and construction skill. For me, the polished seamless mirror stainless steel was an astonishing tech. Can we use for our interior project if that technique is affordable? From MOCAB in Shenzhen.

[knitsistersanme]

I’m overwhelmed. Breathing In, Breathing Out Belgrade (1977) Amsterdam (1978) @msub_mocab #marinaabramovic #ulay #reperformance #openingday #cistac #thecleaner #reperformer #grateful 📷 @orlandic_katarina (at MSUB / MoCAB) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2sC0_RlpFN/?igshid=duiizlyhfxdo

[nwbeerguide]

Groundworks - Burnside "Wau, Nessie" Coffee Wee Heavy Ale release at Burnside Brewing

Despite its reputation, Seattle isn't the only Pacific Northwest city that exhibits stalker-like tendencies towards coffee. In some circles, the argument could be made that Portland brews a better cup than their neighbors to the north. 

Probably a huge reason why Burnside Brewing Company, in Portland's Eastside, is collaborating with Groundwork Coffee to produce "Wau, Nessie!" Coffee Wee Heavy Ale" as part of the roaster's Brewers Series. 

Using organic, single-origin, Papua New Guinea roast from Wau Co-Op, Groundwork Coffee and Burnside Brewing encourage you to raise a pint during the beer's official launch, January 31st, at Burnside Brewing. 

More on Wau, Nessie!, Wee Heavy, and Wau Co-Op

The name "Wau, Nessie!" is a reference to both the Papua New Guinea Wau Co-Op from which this coffee is sourced, and the Scottish origins of Wee Heavy style ales, as well as a nod to another Burnside beer the Groundwork team loves, the 'Woah Nelly'.  Also known as “strong Scotch ale,” a Wee Heavy (or “small strong”) is rich, malty, and usually caramel-sweet, suggestive of a dessert without being cloying or syrupy. The Burnside Brewing team has balanced this style with Groundwork's Papua New Guinea medium roast coffee, which has notes of cocoa nibs, pipe tobacco, dry spice, and tart cherries, for a delicious and unique coffee beer.  Wau Co-Op in Papua New Guinea is part of the Monpi Sustainable Services organization. Formed in December 2008, Monpi Sustainable Services contributes to sustainable livelihoods by providing training on the best agricultural, environmental, social, and healthcare practices in its coffee-growing communities. In this way, Monpi contributes to improving the quality of life for its coffee producers.

If you want to support Groundwork's Cafe Café Femenino Foundation, here's how.

As part of Groundwork's mission to help build and support its community locally and globally, during the first week of each new collab beer's launch, $1 for every coffee beer sold at that brewery will be donated to Café Femenino Foundation, an independent nonprofit organization that funds community betterment grant requests proposed and managed by women in coffee-producing regions around the world. For every "Wau, Nessie" beer sold at Burnside Brewing from January 31st to February 7th, $1 will be donated to the Café Femenino Foundation! Each of the collaboration beers in the series feature a different Groundwork organic coffee roast chosen by the brewers, and featured in a style of beer that's not typically combined with coffee. The first collaboration beer of the series was a Coffee and Cream Ale made by Stormbreaker Brewing called"MOCABE Lo Sabe" featuring Groundwork coffee from Mexico's MOCABE Organic Farmer Co-Op. 304 pints of MOCABE Lo Sabe were sold during its launch week in December, resulting in a total $304 donation to Café Femenino Foundation from Groundwork and Stormbreaker! 

The beer is available in limited amounts and won't be around for long. Supporters of Burnside or Groundworks, are encouraged to visit Burnside Brewing starting January 31st.

[estherattarmachanek]

MSUB / MoCAB Belgrade, Serbia Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade Erwin Wurm: ONE MINUTE FOREVER Curators: Maja Kolarić and Jérôme Sans @erwinwurm April 7–August 9, 2022 Working hours: 12 - 20 Saturdays | Sundays | 10 - 20 Ušće 10, blok 15, 11000 Belgrade Serbia https://msub.org.rs/exhibition/erwin-wurm-one-minute-forever (hier: Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeWCq5rsaZA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=