Konstfacks bibliotek

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*035  $a(Ko)40223
*1001 $aOldenborgh, Wendelien van,$d1962-
*24514$aThe basis for a song$h[DVD-video] /$cWendelien van Oldenborgh
*260  $aRotterdam  :$bWendelien van Oldenborgh ,$c2005
*300  $a1 DVD-skiva
*500  $aTwo Hip Hop artists, Scep and DJ Fader, spend one day in the studio to write and record their "song". This 'song' appears through stories, which link the present to a significant period in the recent history of their city Rotterdam: the late 70s, early 80s, when rebellious squatting and a punk movement developed a visible form of acting differently, which was tolerated and even integrated into local policy. Throughout the 70s also a significant number of immigrants have arrived in Rotterdam and a 'city renewal' project reshaped large parts of the inner city. Today the occupation of space is more economically driven and therefore much more hermetic. One of the local modes in music production is now Hip Hop, which has a Do-It-Yourself approach and works with free associative patterns. The two voices from the Rotterdam Hip Hop present are of Surinam descent and their own story takes its space quietly between the outspoken issues. The DVD is a documentation of the 24 minutes slide/sound projection as it was first shown in the exhibition "die Regierung" in Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam, May 2005.
*500  $aDonation
*546  $aEnglish, Dutch and Surinam
*60014$aOldenborgh, Wendelien van,$d1962-
*653  $aVideokonst
*8520 $hTIMELINE Konstfacks videotek -  Contemporary :
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