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Author Archives: Christina
Defying Human Nature or Taking Down the Wall. interventions.
While I continue to collect material for the first part of the final project (interviewing and photographing organizations and individuals who work to improve living conditions for the homeless and prisoners), the second part of the project is taking on … Continue reading
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proposal for final project (please tell me what you think of it! in desperate need of feedback…)
My proposal for the final project is a documentary/sensory exploration of people/characters/collectives/communities/organizations/individuals who defy the “human trait” to separate/segregate/create injustice/inequality. My project will thus continue in the line of the two previous audio and sensory exploratory exercises (and possibly … Continue reading
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C.Urb, Johannesburg, Interview with Thomas Chapman (part2)
Interview with Thomas Chapman, co-founder of C.Urb 12. October 2010 Christina Gossmann -What do you think of the notion of transgressive public interventions; which one should be permanent (should they be at all?)?; which ones should be temporary? (e.g. … Continue reading
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C.Urb, Johannesburg. Bio and Projects (part1)
C.Urb was founded by Marco Corazza and Thomas Chapman in their Honours year at Wits University Architecture School. The acronym C.Urb stands for ‘Counter-Urbanism Collective’ and is derived from the popular term ‘Counter-Culture’, (a subculture which runs counter to those … Continue reading
Human Nature.
In this project I attempted to grasp my interests in a broader sense. So far for this class, I have written and created projects on the homeless in Johannesburg, xenophobia in South Africa, Apartheid and segregation in South Africa and … Continue reading
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Boston Palestine Film Festival
I highly recommend it to everybody. Friday night was the opening at the MFA. The opening film “Zindeeq” by Michel Khleifi depicts one night in the life of an self-exiled Palestinian documentary film maker. He confronts his and his people’s … Continue reading
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matters of contrast (sound project number 1)
The short interviews were preceded by three official definitions of the word Apartheid from an online dictionary1. I wanted the listener to know what the official definition is before hearing any personal (mostly American) perceptions of the word on … Continue reading
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urban homeless and upper class – civic engagement through participatory media
Another area of interest and my personal concern are the homeless of Johannesburg. While I stayed in Johannesburg, I would spent quite some time with South Africans and foreigners living on the street. The homeless became a special matter of … Continue reading
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interventionist media in xenophobic violence, SA 2010
I spent the past few months in Johannesburg, South Africa, working for a weekly newspaper, called Mail & Guardian. My entries this week will have to do with my experiences there. South Africa has faced a major wave of xenophobic … Continue reading
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