Budapest metro meets the Disturbers (inna anarcho-communist style)
Submitted by A-ryhmä on 31 October, 2013 - 05:01
In Kupoli, Uusi ylioppilastalo, Mannerheimintie 5 B 7th floor on Sunday December 1st.
Food available 4pm, Lecture 4.30pmBudapest Metro brings the revolutionary tradition of Budapest to Helsinki and meets the Disturbers in a real anarcho-communist style. Dub music play as the radical constructivists start their movement and deconstruct the apocapitalist order of our times. The Underground Photographic Architecture shows the forms of our alienated social being and its collective antithesis. Join the movement of the Marxist librarian and anarcho-syndicalist Ervin Szabó, the infamous revolutionary Ilona Duczynska, the working class avantgardemaster Lajos Kassák, the situationist architect Attila Kotányi, the lukács-mészárosian philosophical critique of the capital system, poetical communist constructivist Lucien Hervé, and the man playing the tunes of another reality: the musician and etno-musicologist László Hortobágyi.
Tamas Matekovits, writer and photoessayist. The author of the essay book Budapest metro: from below surface beyond capital (Rauhanpuolustajat & Like
Pystykorva series from last winter. Website with further information http://www.rauhanpuolustajat.org/budapestmetro/ )
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