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Elephant Dialogues
Elephant dialogues are based on a manual on How to Be A Camera! Warm-up the battery: CLOSE-UP: Work with one person. Be in a short distance to him/ her so you only see one part of their body FULL FRAME: … Continue reading
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The guide to keeping grounded and maintaining a sense of humour while engaged in academic pursuits
Authors: Ann-Marie Hanlon and Stacey Pope Oscar Wilde, the Irish writer renowned for his wit, once wrote: ‘Life is too important to be taken seriously.’ In the academic world this aphorism carries little import: humour has traditionally been bound in … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann-Marie Hanlon, hummor, learning, Stacey Pope
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Manual on the Non-Art of Everyday Revolution
By Kata Halaz
Manual for reparative critical cinema
By Gabriel Menotti
How to Scrabble-a-manual in action!
Scrabbling manuals in Copenhagen produce great ideas and a lot of fun for the participants! Some of the manuals include: A Manual on How to fall in and out of love again A Manual on How to Live and Die … Continue reading
A manual on How to Scrabble-a-manual
Scrabble-a-manual involves around new ways of producing knowledge. Academia evolves and revolves around a textual word. Different knowledge, on nature, on art works, on human behaviour is described and analysed by a text. We wanted to test a production of … Continue reading
How to set up our own free university
Making a Copenhagen Free University Manual: How to set up our own free university. The aim of this workshop is to compile a manual to be used to set up a Free University. The manual will be compiled starting from … Continue reading
A manual for the unintentional composer.
Step 1. Expose yourself to a lifetime of music and incidental sound. Step 2. Comply with a mediative state. Step 3. Remove conscious thought using everyday actions such as showering, eating or bicycling. Step 3. Take in your surroundings at … Continue reading
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Tagged composer, Owen Armour, unintentional
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