GROUND 0101 (The Fall Issue)

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Rodriguez, Luis AlbertoBorn in New York City, Luis Alberto Rodrigueztrained to become a professional dancerthroughout his childhood. He ultimately receivedhis BFA from The Juilliard School in New York,and went on to perform all over the world for thenext fifteen years. A self taught photographer,his focus shifted from dance onto photographyafter moving to Berlin.Series: “Distortion through motion”pp. 107 – 113© 2015Saeed, MustafaMustafa Saeed (b.1989) is a Somali born artistand based in Hargeisa, Somaliland. His workexplores different mediums including Documentaryphotography, graphics and sound.Cornered Energies contains photos, and recordaudio over a slideshow of the photos.© 2015Wolking, HendrikThe piece is created with recorded footageof webcam performers, who offer peepshowsfor paying customers. In their waitingtimes for interested clients they are publicand freely visible for everyone and were recordedwith a screen capture program.A Big Moment In Time: Film Collage (HD), 53sec, conceived as looped beamer projection.© 2014Yaport, JayInterview: Ismael OgandoPortrait: Jorge NietoImages: “MIX” diptych photography© 2013AUTUMN 2015Cover © Dima PSx® All rights reserved – 2015
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THE FALL ISSUEJan Lemitz Simon Njam
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EDITORIALBerlin, October 21st 2015I
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AGAINSTYOUTH!
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erage young artist, people with mon
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BERLIN HAS
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Would you believe it if I told you
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you saw something move in the shado
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dirty from her sitting on the floor
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Moments later, we got on the train
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all the way to the old town, occasi
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SHYNESSA conversation with Julia Ag
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Ismael Ogando. Julia, why do youpho
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NEVINALADAG
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Iraq, where many of the migrationwo
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third - they reclaim these songs.Fo
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starrt, wer sie gewaltsam bloßzule
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SIMONNJAMIà propos de Xenopolis
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Partial installation view © Mathia
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SN. Well, that’s because NewYork
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class white youth, that seeksin Ber
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LA VOZ DETODOS LOSDIOSESPaulo Burgo
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TWOGUYSLe Cam Romain
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DOES SOCIETYWANT YOU TOBE ALONE?
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regarded as unlovable spinstersshou
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HE COUPLESPROJECTAbdi Osman
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with Jorge Nieto’s piece, which w
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ENERGIESMustafa Saeed
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Have you ever seen the corpse of a
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media commodification of the grotes
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JUST ANOTHERUNEXPECTEDGUESTSascha M
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DRAFT ___newFurther deploying the a
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AIRPORT
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Suki: 在雨傘運動後期 ,
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WORKINGBODIESThe Situation(s)of Lia
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