Book Release in Stockholm and Gothenburg on November 29

Vision Forum in collaboration with Skogen and Blvvd organises a double release event for the catalogue for the Temporality and the Dislocation of Self project with the intriguing title March 8 - August 30. The book is edited by Anders Paulin and includes contributions by Anders Paulin, Sandrine Nicoletta, Tor Lindstrand, Rita Nettelstad, Johan Forsman, Tova Gerge, Iggy Malmborg and Per Hüttner. The book is an outcome of a series of workshops carried out in private and public spaces in and around Stockholm. Together the authors reflect on theatre, performance, identity, time and much more.

In Stockholm the event will include an installation by Rita Nettelstad, a discussion lead by Iréne Berggren about the book, a performance by Tomas Nordmark and Carima Neusser; a DJ set by Tomas Nordmark and a live performance by Dungeon Acid.

Welcome Saturday, November 29 at 8pm.
Stockholm: Hornhuset, Långholmsgatan 15

In Gothenburg the event will start at 4pm
Skogen, Masthuggsterrassen 3

4pm: Collective reading of Hannah Arendt: The Human Condition

6pm: Soup & Potluck – Join us for dinner

8pm: Forsman & Paulin: Three White Soldiers

PERFORMANCE: Mass Duel (Art of disagreement)
by Denis Romanovski
Mass Duel is a participatory performance where the audience invited to engage each other in a single or several duels of honour. Although there are always serious questions to disagree with each other, yet if absent, a matter of disagreement can be provided by the artist. Satisfactions be resolved through out a full size paper game obliging loosing site to accept opinion of the opponent with honour.

8.30pm: BOOK RELEASE: Temporality and the Dislocation of Self

Rita Nettelstad, film: Att se det osedda.

More and even More.

(Photos by Fabien Guillermont)

The Book Is Printed

Gothenburg based graphic designer Karolina Eriksson has put the finishing touches to the catalogue for the Temporality and the Dislocation of Self project with the intriguing title March 8 - August 30. The book is edited by Anders Paulin and includes contributions by Anders Paulin, Sandrine Nicoletta, Tor Lindstrand, Rita Nettelstad, Johan Forsman, Tova Gerge, Iggy Malmborg and Per Hüttner. The book is an outcome of a series of workshops carried out in private and public spaces in and around Stockholm. Together the authors reflect on theatre, performance, identity, time and many more interesting topics. Paulin writes in his foreword.

"The protocol has been straightforward: we are a group of artists, in one way or another working within a performative practice, who are interested in the practice of writing. We agreed on a simple definition for the work: A translation of my practice into writing. Not to write about our practices, but rather to look for a possible reflection of our practices in the act of a temporal dislocation of their objectives and tools into the act of writing."

The book will be available in bookshops in November 2014.