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#81 PLX & NILS BERGENDAL PLX Tjärö är en unik performancefestival. Mitt i den blekingska skärgården, på Tjärö, samlas människor under några sensommardagar för att njuta av kreativitet, musik, dans och konst på hög nivå. Anton Ingvarsson har träffat Nils Bergendal som berättar om sitt skapande och sin relation till konst- och musikfestivalen PLX Tjärö. Nils har deltagit som konstnär under flera upplagor av festivalen där han visat olika installationer. I samtalet ger han lyssnaren inblick i sin upplevelse av skapandeprocessen. Nils Bergendal är en konstnär som arbetar med konstinstallationer och egen bokutgivning. Han har visat flera soloutställningar och han har fått flera utmärkelser från Svensk Bokkonst. AVSNITTSINFORMATION Produktion: Anton Ingvarsson Vinjett: Jesper Norda Musik: Anton Ingvarsson Ansvarig utgivare: Konst i Blekinge Längd: 22 min 36 sek

Bergendal, Churchill's book tour, guerrilla warfare, De Wet's 4-pronged invasion, Botha and Kitchener's peace talks, and blockhouses ... all that in this episode. 1) Learn more dates and districts for Churchill's elections using this article: https://winstonchurchill.org/resources/reference/churchills-elections/ 2) Be a reason that there is a Q&A episode by using this link to send me questions related to the history we've covered: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/contact/ 3) As of July 8, 2021, the show has yet to earn its first dollar of gross income. Be the first to help the show go on here: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/donate/ OR here: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/merch/

Musikgeniet Cedric Bergendal är veckans gäst! Han sjunger och spelar i det fantastiska bandet GRAND, har en platta på gång med Aphuset och ett förflutet i Honeymoon Disease. Efter ett varv runt jorden är Cedric nu åter i Sverige, redo för nya musikaliska utflykter. Lyssna på GRAND; https://open.spotify.com/artist/0x00XfyydjpLo8Uro74JGw?si=GOwJEZBhRrGzLRwb8nRvOg

Her til aften skal det endnu engang handle om kærlighed, når Merle Thejls har Sofia Bergendal med over telefonen. Sofia er 34 år gammel, hun er fra københavn og så er hun aromantisk og aseksuel. Sofia lever altså et liv uden romantik og uden at blive seksuelt tiltrukket af andre. Men hvordan finder man ud af at man er aromantisk? Og hvad synes man egentlig som aromantisk om Valentines dag?

The beginning of September 1900 is characterised by small skirmishes that continue to plague Lord Robert's army in South Africa. It's also the start of Spring - which came as a relief for the men who'd slept under the stars with winter temperatures slipping well below zero in many parts of South Africa. But they'd forgotten what happened in mid-Summer as the blazing sun bleached the bones of the dead and powerful thunderstorms lashed the living. September and October 1900 also revealed the limitations of the political will. Remember there's been an uprising called the Boxer Rebellion in China which has occupied the minds of the citizens, whereas this show in Africa is receding in the public consciousness. The government of John X Merriman was to face more criticism shortly. Think about contemporary wars - the UN and American campaign in Iraq and Afghanistan for example. After initial reports from imbedded journalists with their dramatic stories, then the audience begins to wane particularly if the effect of the war is not immediate. Think too of how badly the Russians fared in Afghanistan after they invaded in 1979 - the result of which accelerated the decline of the Soviet Union. Unlike the first world war where people in England could actually hear the Western Front artillery barrages at times, or were bombed by Zeppelins, and in the Second world war where tens of thousands of civilians were killed in Britain, in the Anglo-Boer war the hospital ships limped into harbours with fanfare but no direct effect was felt. So the Anglo-Boer war drifted into the background, to be manipulated by political parties as they argued back and forth about ethics, empire and cost. Something like the American experience where the left and right grapple with internal issues through the lens of distant wars. For the Boers, however, this life and death struggle was very much front and centre, as it was for all South Africans. The Transvaal's political leaders were now compelled to retreat further eastwards, towards the Portuguese East Africa border, while the Orange Free State President Styen had joined Transvaal President Paul Kruger as they moved inexorably towards Delagoa Bay. Portuguese East Africa was neutral territory, and Delagoa Bay was a short-term bolt hole that beckoned both political leaders. Steyn had arrived at Waterval Onder in the final stages of the battle of Bergendal which we heard about last week. He wanted to confer with Ooom Paul Kruger and the remnants of the Transvaal government. Both were forced out of this town and headed further east to Nelspruit, only 85 kilometers from the Portuguese East Africa border. A meeting was held on the 28th August in Nelspruit and apparently this was a memorable occasion. A number of decisions were made including the crucial approval of the new method of war espoused by both General De Wet in the West along with General Koos de la Rey, and General Louis Botha in the East.

We're in the Eastern Transvaal where Lord Roberts large army mobilised once more in late August 1900 in order to march on Boer General Louis Botha. Robert's had been joined by General Redvers Buller who'd made his way north from the Natal Colony, pushing the Boers before him. On the 13th Buller took possession of Ermelo. His advance was steady and led to the Standerton commando numbering 182 men surrendered to Clery. Buller's men continued skirmishing with the Boers, for instance on the 15th, his men were at Twyfelaar, and had taken possession of Carolina. Here and there a distant horseman riding over the olive-coloured hills showed how closely and incessantly he was watched and snipers continued to fire on his flanks. Buller's column had come nearer to the main army led by Lord Roberts, but it was also nearer to the main body of Boers who were waiting in that very rugged piece of country which lies between Belfast in the west and Machadodorp in the east. A note here about the feud between Lord Roberts and General Buller. When the war began in October 1899 Buller had been the commanding officer of the entire British army in South Africa. He was demoted when Roberts had arrived in early 1900 and both neither liked the other. Curiously, they feuded from a distance, their first face to face meeting was on the 7th July. So when Buller joined Roberts in the Eastern Transvaal in August 1900 it was significant for it all boiled to a simple fact. Buller was in charge of what was known as the African British experience, and Roberts was the Indian British experience. Two worlds clashed along with these two men. Louis Botha's army had grown - there were now 7000 men dug in along the edge of the escarpment and from this rocky stronghold they had thrown out mobile bodies to harass the British advance from the south, and every day brought Buller into closer touch with these advance guards of the enemy. On August 21st he had moved eight miles nearer to Belfast, French operating upon his left flank. Here he found the Boers in considerable numbers, but he pushed them northward with his cavalry, mounted infantry, and artillery, losing between thirty and forty killed and wounded, the greater part from the ranks of the 18th Hussars and the Gordon Highlanders.

Pierwszy odcinek z serii „Muzeum Placów Zabaw”. Opowiem w nim o książce wydanej przez Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Ogrodów Jordanowskich w Warszawie w 1961 r. Książka nie tylko przybliża ideę Henryka Jordana, ale przede wszystkim zwraca uwagę, że ogród jordanowski powinien być odpowiedzią na problemy czasów, w których powstaje. Jeśli temat ogrodów jordanowskich jest Ci zupełnie obcy zacznij od artykułu „Ogrody jordanowskie”: www.nieplaczabaw.pl/ogrody-jordanowskieSpis treści i fragmenty książki: www.nieplaczabaw.pl/013Konferencja, o której mówię w odcinku nazywała się „European Seminar on Playground Activities, Objectives and Leadership” i została zorganizowana przez ONZ w Bergendal pod Sztokholmem w 1958 r.Jeśli podobał Ci się ten odcinek – podziel się ze znajomymi.Jeśli uważasz, że ten podcast jest wartościowy i powinien się rozwijać – wesprzyj nas na Patronite: https://patronite.pl/nieplaczabaw Jeśli czujesz niedosyt – dołącz do grupy Nieplac zabaw: https://facebook.com/groups/nieplaczabaw

Pierwszy odcinek z serii „Muzeum Placów Zabaw”. Opowiem w nim o książce wydanej przez Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Ogrodów Jordanowskich w Warszawie w 1961 r. Książka nie tylko przybliża ideę Henryka Jordana, ale przede wszystkim zwraca uwagę, że ogród jordanowski powinien być odpowiedzią na problemy czasów, w których powstaje. Jeśli temat ogrodów jordanowskich jest Ci zupełnie obcy zacznij od artykułu „Ogrody jordanowskie”: www.nieplaczabaw.pl/ogrody-jordanowskieSpis treści i fragmenty książki: www.nieplaczabaw.pl/013Konferencja, o której mówię w odcinku nazywała się „European Seminar on Playground Activities, Objectives and Leadership” i została zorganizowana przez ONZ w Bergendal pod Sztokholmem w 1958 r.Jeśli podobał Ci się ten odcinek – podziel się ze znajomymi.Jeśli uważasz, że ten podcast jest wartościowy i powinien się rozwijać – wesprzyj nas na Patronite: https://patronite.pl/nieplaczabaw Jeśli czujesz niedosyt – dołącz do grupy Nieplac zabaw: https://facebook.com/groups/nieplaczabaw

Oplæg ved planlægningsmedarbejder i Horsens Kommune og styregruppeformand for Urban Lab Ole Wolf og billedkunstneren Kerstin Bergendal til "Kunst, sted og mennesker - konference om fremtidens kunst i offentlige rum" d. 8. oktober 2014 i Spinderihallerne i Vejle.

Oplæg ved billedkunstner Elisabeth Toubro og arkitekt MAA Jørgen Kreiner-Møller til "Kunst, sted og mennesker - konference om fremtidens kunst i offentlige rum" d. 8. oktober 2014 i Spinderihallerne i Vejle.

Möt förra årets melodifestivalvinnare, Anna Bergendal. Ikväll lämnar hon över sångfågeln som hon...

I november 2010 mødtes Kerstin Bergendal fra Statens Kunstfond med kunsthistoriker og kurator Judith Schwarzbart for at diskutere projektet OPEN CALL. http://www.kunst.dk/billedkunst/kunstidetoffrum/opencall/