a learning mural
curated by ELENA SOROKINA
choreographed by ULA SICKLE
staged by NIKOLAY OLEYNIKOV
TOGETHER WITH YOUNG ARTISTS, DANCERS AND STUDENTS OF ACADÉMIE ROYALE
DES BEAUX ARTS DE BRUXELLES, LA CAMBRE, ECOLE DE RECHERCHE GRAPHIQUE,
HISK, SINT-LUKAS BRUSSEL, SINT-LUCAS GENT, PHL LIMBURG (M.A.D. FACULTY).
and with programme of talks, cooking, nightwatch lm screenings, pod-diving and tube-battles,
script-writing, wall-painting, levitation etc.
4. dec. 2011. 3 p.m.
zero gravity talk
on YOUNG PIONEERS FLYING by OXANA TIMOFEEVA;
on SOVIET SCI-FI MOVIES: FROM AELITA TO KIN-DZA-DZA by ILS HUYGENS
11. dec. 2011. 5 p.m.
zero gravity talk
on LEVITATION\EXPLOITATION by AARON SCHUSTER;
night watch presented by NIKOLAY OLEYNIKOV THE COSMIC TRIP, 1935,
dir. V. ZHURAVLEV, sci. consultant K. TSIOLKOVSKY
12. dec. 2011. 7 p.m.
zero gravity discussion
on FORM AND\OR\FOR POLITICS and STREETS OR\AND MUSEUMS
by ROSSELLA BISCOTTI and NIKOLAY OLEYNIKOV;
POD-DIVING WITH ARTISTS
13. dec. 2011. 7 p.m.
zero gravity talk
on FEMINISM—3012. DAILY PRACTICE
by ADELA JUSIC and LANA CMAJCANIN;
TUBE-BATTLE WITH ARTISTS
295 Avenue Van Volxemlaan, Brussels
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Beton, broj 117
http://www.elektrobeton.net/cement2011.html
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NoFound PhotoFair
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Video salon 5
Curatorial Rebound Project 2006 – 2011, Duplex/10m2 Gallery, Sarajevo
6.Pravo Ljudski Film Festival
Opening Exhibition : November Saturday 5th 2011 at 8 pm
Exhibition will be open every day from November 5th to 15th 2011 from 2 to 7 pm
Photo by Pierre Courtin
Guest curators | artists
Bitumas : Jérémy Le Corvaisier, Grégory Kaz Delauré, Laurent Bechtel, Blutenschwein Productions : Paolo Bonfiglio, Isabel Becker, Susan Schmidt, David Buob, Franz Aman, Carmen Malin, Dunja Blazević : Nika Oblak & Primož Novak, Rada Bukova : Eric Stephany, Olivier Nourisson, Constantin Alexandrakis, Olivier Nourisson, Rada Boukova, Assaf Gruber, Aline Cateux : Slobodan Maksimović, Razim Karalić, Goran Stanković, Stanka Gjurić, Srđan Keča, Mihajlo Jevtić, Aline Cateux, Verica Patrnogić, Davor Konjikušić, Marko Kancanski, Szymon Jakubowski, Ivona Juka, Conatus – Boris Achour : François Nougiès, Stephane Bérard, Michel Blazy, Pierre Huyghe, Cyprien Gaillard, Boris Achour, Nicolas Boone, Elise Parré, Jay Chung & Takeki Maeda, Joanna Malinowska, Vanessa Desclaux : Vittorio Santoro, Fabien Giraud, Raymond Taudin Chabot, Johanna Billing, Gail Pickering and Bernd Behr, Ensb-a : Jérome Baudard, Sung-Eun Chang, Sandra Bohme, Roxane Borujerdi, Laurence Cathala, Julie Chabin, Ladane Dehdar, A.B Girot, Amélie Juillard, Céline Lachkar, Eve Mattus, Marie Preston, Daniela Sergieva, Claire Tabouret, Evgenija Wassilew, Global Screen : Shahram Entekhabi, Jan Verbeek, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, Juanjo Fernandez Rivero, Ran Slavin, Judith Nothnagel, Gabriela Gerber and Lukas Bardill, Franziska Megert, Gudrun Kemsa, Janeann Dill with Hank Lazer, Anneke Ingwersen, Astrid Hagenguth, Antek Grzybek : Marta Dunder, Piotr Zielinski, Kasia Robak, Ewelina Sugajska, Natalia Drej, Kamil Iwanczyk, Kasia Kulagowska, Mariusz Owczarek, Juliusz Zenker, Tomasz Wolszczak, Enver Hadžiomerspahić : Bizhan Bassiri, Ibro Hasanović : Laura Huertas Millan, Armand Morin, Jean-Christophe, Gregory Buchert, Aurélien Vernhes-Lermusiaux, Benjamin Naishtat, Theodora Barat, Christophe Herreros, Arthur Zerktouni, Argentinne Lee : Argentine Lee & Sébastien Szczyrk, Kim Hyun-Myung, Kim Seong-Youn, Kim Byoungkwon, Lee Sejung, Kim Jaejeong, Lee Kwang-Ki, L’ambassade : Rémi Uchéda, Aymeric François, Michael Sellam, Jochen Dehn et Monika, Gintersdorfer, Charlie Jeffery, Jérémy Laffon : Nicolas Daubanes, Jean Dupuy, André Fortino, Alexandre Gerard, Jérémy Laffon, Géraldine Py et Roberto Verde, Alain Rivière, Jean-Claude Ruggirello, Argentine Lee : Nam-kee Hong, Hyun-myung Kim, Seong-hoon Park, Laurent Pernot, Yu-cheng Chou, Argentine lee, Marc Mercier & François Lejault : Masako Hattori, Barbara Roguszczak, Label Ombres : Carole Arcega, Mikael Rabetrano, Ele, Othello Vilgard, Mikael Rabertrano & Frédéric d’oberland, Sébastien Cross et Carole Arceg, Adrien Pasternak : Jean-Baptiste Couronne, Charlotte Puertas, Lee Wells : Hackworth Ashley, George Barber, Josephin Boettger, Chris Coleman, Cecilie Dahl, G.H. Hovagimyan, Stephanie Lempert, Iris Piers, Nicholas and Sheila Pye, Alexander Reyna, Jaye Rhee, Cinzia Sarto, Melissa Schubeck, Endre Tveitan, Lam Mai Kit, Amelia Winger-Bearskin, Stephane Sauzede : Camille Laurelli, Dick Head Man Records, DHMR, Trop The Big Band Off Musicians, Super Force Bomber Kart, Raphaël Charpentié, Docteur Cool, Ggrü, Tolga Taluy, Pierre Lesclauze, Denis Savary, Denis Savary, Tolga Taluy, Clôde Coulpier, Fabrice Croux, Fanette Muxart, Rootsfosky, Raoul Beckman, The dead people, Joe deadssin, Capitaine Sentiment, Nude Cocker, Kim Croux, Super Polar, Petr Bende, Hjalmar, Camille Laurelli, Grégory Cuquel et Benjamin Seror, Samuel Moncharmont, Emilie Besse, Jeanne Trong : Chia-En, Wilfried Agricola de Cologne : Daniel Lo Iacono, JiHyung KimLorenzo Nencini, Oksana Shatalova & Alla Girik, Matthieu Capel, Small Room Tango, Unnur Andrea, Einars dottir, Dennis Miller, Kaspars Groshevs, Lycette Bros, Nick Fox-Gieg, Hermes Mangialardo, Rafaèl Alcala, Marco Batista, Larissa Sansour, Jon Keith Brunelle, Rami Fischler, Artur Augustynowicz, Wilfried Agricola de Cologne, Antony Rousseau, Margarida Paiva, Laurent Pernot, Oksana Shatalova, Jeremiah Jones, Norbert Attard, Anders Weberg, Daniel Iturrizaga, Martijn Verhoeven : Sara Rajaei, Rumiko Hagiwara, Pravo Ljudski: Aïda Maigre-Touchet, Anna Brass, Brigitte Uttar Kornetzky, Coffee Project, Dani Rosenberg, Iara Lee, Jamie Doran, Jared Katsiane, Kristof Bilsen, Miglena Sandmeier, Pip Chodorov, Roland Wehap, Tristan Daws, Vanja Čelebičić
Curatorial Rebound Project
Jean-Max Abrial, Lucy Allard, Ambrosia, Belinda Annaloro, Antenna / Chiyo Ogino, Yuka Saeki, Tanaka Hideyuki, Oka Hiroshi, Yazu Yoshitaka, Ichimura Keisuke, Emmanuelle Antille, Alexis Argyroglo, Audrey Armand, Rémi Arora, Arunakaij & Bruno Bresani, Ervin Babić, Ismail Bahri, Virginie Balabaud, Gilles Balmet, Vincent Barré, Anahita Bathaie, Neil Beloufa & Dorian Gaudin, Abdelkader Benchamma, Alexis Bergeron, Bertran Berrange, Renaud Bézy, Christiana Biron, Rada Boukova, Igor Borozan, Nicolas Boone, Igor Bošnjak, Halida Bougriet, Peggy Bougy, BreakBordeline Production & Pierre-0 Rivière, Amandine Brenas, Chris Borkowski, Rada Bukova, Stefanie Bush, Anna Byskov, Olivier Cans, Guillermo Carreras-Candi, Julien Chevy, Claude Chuzel, Lana Čmajčanin, Leila Čmajčanin, Jean-Philippe Convert, Gaël Comeau, Séverine Coquelin, Clôde Coulpier, Raffaella Crispino, Pierre-Yves Cruaud, Baptiste Debombourg, Romain Delange, Aymeric Delhay, Anais Delmas & Paul Pirritano, Pauline Delwaulle & Clément Postec, Gilles Desplanques, Delphine Deval, Steven Dixon, Jasmin Duraković, Irena Eden & Stijn Lernout, Cicero Egli, Sandrine Elberg, Susanne Fasbender, Samir Fejzović, Isabelle Ferreira, Zlatan Filipović, Thomas Fontaine, Fred Forest, Stephane Forni, Aymeric François, Marie Frier, Yoko Fukushima, Iris Gallarotti, Florence Girardeau, Jean-Luc Godard, Raphaël Grisey, Antek Grzybek, Henry Gwiazda, Jusuf Hadžifejzović, Enver Hadžiomerspahić, Ibro Hasanović, Nela Hasanbegović, Anne Le Hénaff & Fouad Bouchoucha, Robin Holmes, Natalja Dordević, Luka Petrusić, Frank Hoppe, Kim Hyum-Myung, Yoshiaki Inatsugi, Adla Isanović, Ianit Illouz, Adnan Jasika, Barry Johnston, Željka Jović, Mathieu Jouffre, Filip Jovanovski & Dean Damjanovski, Pauline Julien, Nico Juret, Adela Jušić, Yoko Kajio, Sima Khatami, Johanna Kirsch, Elvedin Klačar, Hannes Kôlblinger, Andreas Kressig, Andrea Kustić, Jérémy Laffon, Jean-François Lanthier, Mars – Fred Landois, L’écran fantôme, Argentine Lee, Jinkyung Lee, Lemeh42, Sentini Michele and Paoloni Lorenza, Alexandre Leroy, Sébastien Levassort, Yann Levy, Sébastien Loghman & Thomas Guillaume, Josef Nadj, Solomon Nagler, Julie Navarro, Alessandro Nassiri, Cécile Nduhirahe & Katherine Oggier Chanda, Jeremy Newman, Damir Nikšić, Tore Nilsson, Jenn E Norton, Marie Magescas, Matthieu Martin, Nenad Malešević, Miodrag Manojlović, Anne-Laure Maison, Edwige Mandrou, Laurent Mareschal, Laurent Marissal-Painterman, Chloé Mazlo, Ricardo Mbarkho, Mladen Miljanović, Aaron Miller & [dNASAb], Eden Morfaux, Moona, Monochrom, Sabrina Muller, Damir Očko, Katherine Oggier, Mona Oren, Richard O’Sullivan, Irena Paskali, Antonio Gonzales Paucar, Tomoyuki Ueno, Valérie Pavia, Jean-Gabriel Periot, Laurent Pernel, Sylvie Petitjean, Guillaume Poulain, Daniel Premec, Damir Radović, Milica Radić, David Ramin, Vedran Residbegović, Jack Pettibone Riccobono, Guillaume Robert, Baptiste Tanne, Marjorie Glas, Anne-Marie Rognon, Mathieu Rouget, Roxy in the Box, Lionel Sabatté, Saidin Salkić, Nedžat šantić, Kim Seong-Youn, Raphaële Shirley, Iva Simčić, Demis Sinancević, Elizabeth Smolarz, Selimir Sokolović, Benoit Stefani, Martin Stumpf, Stefan Sulzer, Sébastien Szczyrk, Stéphane Thidet, Vladimir Tomić, Ukoso Prod – Amila Abramov, Ulay, V-Atak, Edo Vejselović, Evgenija Wassilew, Lee Wells, Letitia Werth, Jean-Michel Wicker, Anna Wignell, Sanford Wintersberger, Film Production, Virginie Yassef, Mouhi B Yba, Raphael Zarka, Clément Zerbola, Aïda Maigre-Touchet, Anna Brass, Brigitte Uttar Kornetzky, Coffee Project, Dani Rosenberg, Iara Lee, Jamie Doran, Jared Katsiane, Kristof Bilsen, Miglena Sandmeier, Pip Chodorov, Roland Wehap, Tristan Daws, Vanja Čelebičić
Collective exhibition of video art gathering arround 350 artists: this is a fragmentary panorama of a contemporary activity whose formal multiplicity and abundance coerce us into questioning the reality of what is “visual”, it’s temporality and it’s mobility.
We have no other ambition here than to open up a crack in the video-graphic universe, to give a glimpse of the richness and multiplicity of form of the medium, with no attempt at extracting one or several tendencies that would serve to somehow refine an act of showing that intends to be purely “raw”. No subjects, no central questions, no techniques, no set time limit. The curatorial work functions by ricochet.
The gallery invites numerous artistes and several curators, as each of the artists can invite another, who in turn can submit the work of a third artist, etc.
We present the Video-Salon Collection, a free and empirical principle of accumulation of works, to which the spontaneity of the presentation corresponds: cosy salons, free access to more than 400 videos, flat screens and DVD players.
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The Perspectives, Part 1
The scope of political practices of moving images today
A screening programme of video artworks, films and video performances selected by the curator and artist Vladan Jeremić
Wednesday 16th November, 8.00pm. Bar 8, Dock Street, Gallway, Ireland
Artists: Oliver Ressler, Joanne Richardson, Chto Delat?, Saša Barbul/Sali Kadrijaj/Rena Rädle/Vladan Jeremić, Damir Nikšić, Riikka Kuoppala, Adela Jušić/Lana Čmajčanin
Curators Biog: Vladan Jeremic is artist and curator. He was born in 1975 in Belgrade, Serbia, where he lives and works. In his artistic practice he researches the intersection between contemporary art and social activism. Currently in the focus of his artistic research is the meaning of modernist urbanism today and the emerging social movements such as emancipatory movements of Roma in Europe. Jeremic holds MFA in Arts, graduated Interdisciplinary Master’s Studies at the University of Arts Belgrade. Since 2002 he works together with Rena Rädle as artist duo. They are founder of Biro Beograd, an association that gives platform for critical practice that steps beyond conventional forms of contemporary art, cultural and social research or activism. Vladan Jeremic was director of the Gallery DOB of the city’s cultural center in Belgrade from 2008 until 2009. He has curated more than thirty exhibitions in local and international Context and was one of the initiators of the project, “Call the Witness – 2nd Roma Pavilion” at the Venice Biennale 2011. He is co-author of the artworks within the collective Chto Delat? Vladan Jeremic had solo exhibitions in Belgrade, Paris, Hamburg, Helsinki, Trondheim, and Novi Sad, and many group exhibitions. His works are in the collection of MUDAM, Luxemburg, Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven and Museum Reina Sofia, Madrid.
Vladan Jeremić will present a curators talk about the selected work for the evening’s screening programme.
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http://www.radiosarajevo.ba/novost/64708/A-vi-kad-umrem-radite-sta-hocete
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Bring in take out – Living Archive
http://crvenared.wordpress.com/2011/10/06/
http://bringintakeout.wordpress.com/la-editions/zagreb/
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http://www.radiosarajevo.ba/novost/63917/adela-jusic-dobitnica-henkel-nagrade-za-umjetnost
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I will never talk about the war again, Psychosis; part 1
Group show in Färgfabriken’s main space, Stockholm
Opening Saturday, September 17, 2011
Artists: Marina Abramović, Lana Čmajčanin, Chto Delat?, Igor Grubić, Živko Grozdanić Gera, Adela Jušić, Nikolay Oleynikov, Shadow Museum, Alma Suljević, Jaroslav Supek
Curator: Vladan Jeremić
This fall we will open the first exhibition in Färgfabriken’s long-term commitment that we call “psychosis”. The Project is intended to illuminate the human psyche in various extreme states, both individually and collectively. It touches on areas such as political extremism, alternative social structures, perception and the individual’s relationship to his or her surroundings. We are interested in how these phenomena are expressed and interpreted in art, literature, and science.
Psychosis is a global project. In a series of events, we will deal with aspects of the project theme. Starting September 17 2011, with the exhibition I will never talk about the war again* in cooperation with the Serbian curator Vladan Jeremic, with a catalog and a seminar, we approach the individual’s psyche in relation to society.
Subsequent events and themes will take place over several years, through exhibitions, publications, screenings, seminars, or combination thereof.
*The exhibition title is taken from two of the participating artists’, Lana Cmajcanin and Adela Jusic, video performance by the same name.
https://picasaweb.google.com/renaraedle/Fargfabriken_exhibit_170911
https://picasaweb.google.com/jeremic.vladan/OpeningFargfabriken
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Spaceship Yugoslavia /The suspension of Time
24 September – 30 October 2011
Opening: 23 September 19h, NGBK, Berlin
Artists: Adela Jušić / Lana Čmajčanin, Alban Muja, Bojan Fajfrić, Damir Radović, Igor Grubić, Hristina Ivanoska, Marc Schneider, Marijan Crtalić, Marcel Mališ, Monument Group, Nina Höchtl, Peter Mlakar / Laibach, Phil Collins, Sebastjan Leban / Staš Kleindienst, Vahida Ramujkić, Vesna Pavlović.
Spaceship Yugoslavia–The Suspension of Time seeks to investigate the treatment of (post-) Yugoslav history from a contemporary perspective. The exhibition presents artistic projects as well as theoretical positions that highlight political and socio-economic aspects of the post-Yugoslav reality. It aims to strengthen and establish critical viewpoints on the various politics of the former Yugoslav nation states in the so-called transition to capitalism.
Since the transformation of the European socialist state systems after 1989, the political positions of the post communist era have negated almost every facet of the previous system as part of a totalitarian entity in an effort to legitimize their own claims for freedom regarding ethnic identity and/or private ownership.
By challenging such tendencies, the exhibition seeks to address the topic of a Socialist reality – often dismissed as “historical” – which allows the possibility of re-thinking and re-naming such reality as an alternative construction. “Evacuated” from the sphere of the private-personal, the topic will be analyzed within the context of concrete political developments such as the recent or future integration of the ex-Yugoslav states into the European Union. Beyond romanticizing retrospect or established (art-)historical positions of dissidence, the NGBK exhibition presents works predominantly by younger artists. The show aims to serve as a platform for self-initiated education and as a framework for reflection, within which a range of critical perspectives on the past and the present can become manifest.
Spaceship Yugoslavia poses the question: in what way can this past be thought of and reflected on today, a past which for a younger generation is accessible only through the filter of an ideologically led public denial? To what extent could a recognition of this past possibly contribute to the conception of future realities without being caught up in nostalgia or revisionism? This question concerns more than the analysis of “historical reality” presented in former Yugoslavia today; it is also the Berlin context which lends itself to a renewed investigation into the narratives of the prevailing German unification discourse.
Spaceship Yugoslavia–The Suspension of Time invites visitors to query normative narrations and to counter them by means of meticulous research and aesthetic examination.
http://radiosarajevo.ba/novost/63315/spaceship-yugoslavia-the-suspension-of-time
http://spaceshipyugoslavia.wordpress.com/
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CONTINUITY
Center for Contemporary Arts Celje
30.6. – 11.9.2011
Opening of the exhibition on Thursday, June 30, at 7 p.m.
Adel Abidin, Tomaž Črnej, Adela Jušić, Maja Hodošček, Mladen Miljanović, Simon Norfolk, David Tartakover, Susan Silas, Milica Tomić, Stefanos Tsivopoulos, Bojan Salaj, Artur Zmijewski, Dalibor Bori Zupančič
Locations: Gallery of Contemporary Art and Likovni salon Gallery
One of the fundamental questions of contemporary society is: what are the reasons for wars and could these last be prevented? Is this at all possible in a society with the existing political, economic and corporate relations of power and hierarchies which makes it a society of imposed imperial order?
The exhibition Continuity deals with the questions of war, genocide and memory. Through artistic projects with a direct bearing on World War II, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the war in Iraq, Bosnia, Afghanistan and the World War II and Srebrenica genocides, the exhibition will try to point at the phenomenon of permanent global war, where peace is manifested only as an interim period between states of war.
The war problematic will be tackled from many aspects: through research and reconstruction of traumatic events; through focusing on the consequences of war that have left their mark on the people, the landscape and the architecture; through exploring how history and conflictual situations are inscribed into a space, thus becoming part of its identity; through problematizing the media representation of war, and through testimonies and stories of the people who have been through war.
By presenting different artistic strategies, the exhibition will speak about a society that, in full disregard of ethical principles, decides on the life and death of people, changing wars into a self-interested global enforcement of political goals by any means necessary, and covers up its responsibility for the destroyed lives – which concerns not only those involved, but also the others who collaborate in wars by trading in arms or in some other “invisible” way, supporting and legitimating wars to their own profit and political interests – in a political lie despite our knowing. The works of the thirteen artists presented at the exhibition will address the issue of the continuity and reality of wars, of their permanency, of the emergence of ever new crisis areas and conflicts, of the incomprehensibility of war and, last but not least, of the urgency of awareness and remembrance (in the 19th and 20th centuries, approx. 205 million people died as a result of war and genocide).
http://www.artfacts.net/en/exhibition/continuity-341979/overview.html
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VIDEO RE:VIEW FESTIVAL
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12 – 15 May 2011
works by:
ANNA BAUMGART
OLGA LEWICKA
MAGNUS PETERSSON
JAN MIODUSZEWSKI
KAROLINA ZDUNEK
& video programme:
ANNA BAUMGART
STEFAN CONSTANTINESCU
MAKS CIESLAK
WOJTEK DOROSZUK
ZUZANNA JANIN
ADELA JUSIC
TOMASZ KOZAK
REYNOLD REYNOLDS
JOZEF ROBAKOWSKI
KAMEN STOYANOV
ALICJA ZEBROWSKA
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VIDEONALE 13
Kunstmuseum Bonn April 14th 2011
Artist’s Statement
“Adela Jusic presents herself in semi-profile, as in a baroque painting. Her face and address are directed towards the audience, especially towards creative people. By using a traditional painterly language – the lighting, the dark background, the harmony of colors – the painting and its meaning gain in seriousness and credibility. She has copied the sentence “Avoid comparing yourself to other artists” from a website that offers creative people help with self-promotion. Jusic regards this offer and its use as significant for today’s society, where even creative people are subjected to marketing concepts. Nevertheless, questions of marketing are also important to her and so she asks herself: “What kind of prospects do today’s artists have?”; “Who is the artist today?” Or, to be even more precise: “What kind of meaning does an artist have in our society?” The artist is reflected in a double projection and speaks alternately. “
EW
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ISCP, New York
Presentation February 1st 2011
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