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A new exhibition at the Muzeum Sztuki gallery in Łódź by contemporary artist Agnieszka Kurant focuses on the “simultaneously creative and destructive role of error in the face of modern automation and algorithmisation”. John Beauchamp speaks to curator Jakub Gawkowski about this avant-garde critique of neo-liberalism and the seemingly indivisible lines of natural/artificial as well as pitching the individual against the collective. In this week's review: Petition to oust education minister gets 100,000 signatures Delta variant requires higher herd immunity – Dep Health Minister Retail sales up in June – stats office Is there anything you want to hear or read about? Why not drop me a line? You can get in touch with the show by writing to podcasts@thefirstnews.com, and please remember to share, like and subscribe to The Debrief!

Von Wien aus versorgt die Kurant GmbH europäische Länder mit Bitcoin ATMs. Mittlerweile ist das Unternehmen europaweiter Marktführer – wir sprachen mit Dr. Stefan Grill, Geschäftsführer von Kurant, über Regularien, Marktperspektiven und den kritischen Blick auf Libra.

Hey Informanten, willkommen zur Bitcoin-Informant Show Nr. 911. Heute sprechen wir über folgende Themen: Ethereum Scam Whale Alert, Kurant erlangt Bitcoin Automat Marktführerschaft in Europa & FC Barcelona Fan Token Erfolg. Die einfachste Art Bitcoin zu kaufen und verkaufen - Kostenloses Deutsches Bankkonto inkl. Masterkarte und Bitcoin/Ethereum Wallet und 35 Euro Starterbonus - https://bit.ly/Bitwala-Bitcoin-kaufen 1.) Ethereum Scam Whale Alert – PlusToken transferiert 190 Mio. USD – Droht ein Dump? https://cryptomonday.de/ethereum-scam-whale-alert-plustoken-transferiert-190-mio-usd-droht-ein-dump/ 2.) Bitcoin-Automaten: Kurant erlangt Marktführerschaft in Europa https://www.btc-echo.de/schlagzeilen/bitcoin-automaten-kurant-erlangt-marktfuehrerschaft-in-europa/ 3.) FC Barcelona Fan Token Sees Impressive Volume on First Day https://cointelegraph.com/news/each-fc-barcelona-fan-token-changed-hands-twice-on-first-day Telegram Kanal: https://t.me/bitcoininformant LBRY.tv: https://lbry.tv/$/invite/@bitcoininformant:e Steemit: https://steemit.com/@denniskoray HIVE: https://hive.blog/@denniskoray Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/denniskoray/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/btcinformant/ Top 10 Kryptowährungen am 25.06.20 um 08:00Uhr Sonnige Grüsse Dennis "Bitcoin Informant" Koray

A podcast-only edition of the Culture File Weekly featuring the music of Iranian composer Aftab Darvishi sung by Chamber Choir Ireland, Polish artist Agnieszka Kurant's periodic take on facts, fictions and fibs and our regular lockdown diaries from London and Kilkenny exploring invisible literature from the plagues years and contemporary video chat

Bernie endorses Biden. Then Warren endorses Biden.  Over 22 million Americans have now filed for unemployment.  The United States has more cases than the next four countries with the largest outbreaks.  Rabid right-wing death cult enthusiasts protest stay at home orders and other restrictions on their individual ‘Merican freedom. Notable Protests took place in Michigan, Ohio, New York, and North Carolina featuring - you guessed it - “Don’t Tread on Me” banners, Confederate flags, guns, and Fox News talking points. They want to get back to work and embrace whatever the virus may bring. Not only does this show the anti-human tendency at the base of the Republican base, but it also shows the bankruptcy of right-wing ideology and the shock doctrine. In the wake of more than 30,000 deaths and staggering unemployment rates, some people think that their only choice is to risk their lives to get back to their crappy jobs. More protests are planned for Texas, Oregon, and California. I sure as hell someone will be tracking these clusters of pro-pandemic tools.  According to a new Quinnipiac poll, 85% of Americans are either very concerned or somewhat concerned that they or someone they know will get the coronavirus - up 31% from March. A Pew Research poll found that 73% of Americans think the worst impacts from the coronavirus are yet to come. In the same poll, 66% worry that the government will lift restrictions too soon, worsening the outbreak.  On Thursday, the PA Dept. of Health reported that the Commonwealth had 1,245 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total to 27,735. At least 707 people have died as a direct result of the coronavirus.  About half of PA deaths have occurred in nursing homes, which is causing alarm across the state.  All residents at the Montgomery County-based nursing home, Phoebe Wyncote had to be evacuated to a facility in Lehigh County because so many of the staff tested positive for the virus. As of Wednesday, 77 nursing home residents have died. That’s 64% of all deaths in MontCo.  306 long-term care facilities have confirmed coronavirus cases. At least 3,290 residents and at least 394 employees have been infected. At least 365 long-term care deaths have been reported.  The PA GOP continues to be committed to the crazy train. Gov. Wolf yesterday announced plans to veto a bill passed by the Republican legislature that would have businesses open sooner than Wolf’s April 30 date.  On Monday protesters from “Reopen Pennsylvania” will be doubling down on the PA GOP’s and Trump’s rhetoric on reopening the economy.  This astroturfed movement has connections to Betsy DeVos funded organizations in Michigan.  And good news for anti-planet industries. Shell says that it will bring back 500 workers at the Beaver County cracker plant next week to continue construction. Beaver County has seen recent spikes in coronavirus cases.  This week, NASA is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Apollo 13’s “successful failure.” Apollo 13 launched on April 11, 1970, in an attempt to bring a third crew of U.S. astronauts to the moon. However, just three days into the mission, an explosion vented much the ship’s oxygen supply into space. The crew carried out a harrowing emergency return to Earth in one of the most dramatic stories of the early space race. Given the coronavirus shutdowns, NASA has released a documentary called Apollo 13: Home Safe, available free online.  Garcia’s Forest is back at Free Will Brewing and is available for pick up in their online store!⁣ ⁣Garcia’s Forest is a Hazy IPA brewed with flaked oats and wheat, hopped with Citra, Mosaic, and Chinook. No milk sugar in this one. A bit of a cross between new age hazy IPA’s and classic west coast renditions, this one’s full on body and flavor with notes of dank grapefruit, tangelo, white peach, and honeydew melon. 7.1% ABV Kurant Cider Mimosa - Dry Bubbly Cider with Orange, is also now available in their online store!⁣ This is the first time they’ve offered this one out of the taproom, joining the Kurant line up with Bees and Earth.⁣ Free Will is open for ta

We drink the Kurant Affair...ish. After striking out in locatin Absolut Kurant vodka, we sip on what is basically a raspberry martini and talk about the Dreyfus Affair as previewed in our previous episode on the Tour de France. Then we discuss the little known story of Suzanna Gubasheva. Drinking: Kurant Affair 2 1/4 oz. Absolut Kurant vodka 3/4 oz. Chambord Chill over ice and strain into cocktail glass. Garnish with lemon twist.

Charleston Riverdogs Director of Promotions, Nate Kurant, joins the show. Nate and Brandon discuss Kurant's early years of announcing and emceeing, first introduction to Minor League Baseball, Florida State League life and the transition to Charleston. Since Nate joined the Riverdogs, they have gotten national recognition for some of the promotions they have executed, including a record-breaking silly string fight. Nate talks about Charleston's religious demographic, some of the neat promotions the team has done and plans to do in 2019 and why going to the MiLB Innovator's Summit is so beneficial. Check out the Riverdogs promotional schedule and more at Riverdogs.com. For more information on the MiLB Innovators Summit, visit milbinnovatorssummit.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/apter-hours/support

Artist Agnieszka Kurant and researcher Tobias Rees in conversation with e-flux journal Contributing Editor Elvia Wilk.   Agnieszka Kurant explores how complex social, economic and ecological systems can operate in ways that confuse distinctions between fiction and reality or nature and culture. Probing collective intelligence, surveillance capitalism, AI and the evolution of culture, labor and creativity, she investigates automation, crowdsourcing and data exploitation in the context of art production. Her works often behave like living organisms, self-organized complex systems or bachelor machines. Her past projects include a commission for the façade of the Guggenheim Museum (2015) and a solo exhibition at the Sculpture Center, New York (2013). In 2010 she co-represented Poland at the Venice Biennale of Architecture. Her work was featured in exhibitions at Palais de Tokyo, Guggenheim Bilbao, Tate Modern, Witte de With, Moderna Museet, MUMOK, Bonner Kunstverein, The Kitchen, Frieze Projects and Performa Biennial. She is an artist in residence at MIT CAST and a fellow of the Smithsonian Institute and the Berggruen Institute. Tobias Rees is the Reid Hoffman Professor of Humanities at the New School for Social Research, Director at the Los Angeles-based Berggruen Institute, and a Fellow of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research.    Rees finds himself intrigued by situations that are not reducible to the already thought and known—by events, small ones or large ones, that set the taken for granted in motion and thereby provoke unanticipated openings for which no one has words yet. In his writings he seeks to capture something of the at times wild, at other times tender, almost fragile openness that rules as long as the new/different has not yet gained any stable contours—when it is pure movement.   Over the last decade his research has explored possibilities of practicing the human sciences after the figure of the human on which the human sciences (and art) has been contingent failed us: The human—the object of the human sciences is a figure not known before the late eighteenth century.    He is the author of Designs for an Anthropology of the Contemporary (2008), Plastic Reason (2016), and most recently of After Ethnos (2018).

Artist Agnieszka Kurant and researcher Tobias Rees in conversation with e-flux journal Contributing Editor Elvia Wilk.   Agnieszka Kurant explores how complex social, economic and ecological systems can operate in ways that confuse distinctions between fiction and reality or nature and culture. Probing collective intelligence, surveillance capitalism, AI and the evolution of culture, labor and creativity, she investigates automation, crowdsourcing and data exploitation in the context of art production. Her works often behave like living organisms, self-organized complex systems or bachelor machines. Her past projects include a commission for the façade of the Guggenheim Museum (2015) and a solo exhibition at the Sculpture Center, New York (2013). In 2010 she co-represented Poland at the Venice Biennale of Architecture. Her work was featured in exhibitions at Palais de Tokyo, Guggenheim Bilbao, Tate Modern, Witte de With, Moderna Museet, MUMOK, Bonner Kunstverein, The Kitchen, Frieze Projects and Performa Biennial. She is an artist in residence at MIT CAST and a fellow of the Smithsonian Institute and the Berggruen Institute. Tobias Rees is the Reid Hoffman Professor of Humanities at the New School for Social Research, Director at the Los Angeles-based Berggruen Institute, and a Fellow of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research.    Rees finds himself intrigued by situations that are not reducible to the already thought and known—by events, small ones or large ones, that set the taken for granted in motion and thereby provoke unanticipated openings for which no one has words yet. In his writings he seeks to capture something of the at times wild, at other times tender, almost fragile openness that rules as long as the new/different has not yet gained any stable contours—when it is pure movement.   Over the last decade his research has explored possibilities of practicing the human sciences after the figure of the human on which the human sciences (and art) has been contingent failed us: The human—the object of the human sciences is a figure not known before the late eighteenth century.    He is the author of Designs for an Anthropology of the Contemporary (2008), Plastic Reason (2016), and most recently of After Ethnos (2018).

Tatt opp på Rogaland Kunstsenter 29 desember, 2018Hans Edward er tilbake i det lunkne for å oppsummere hans store år 2018! Vi snakker om antall gjesteopptredener Hansi har hatt i LK, LUNKENT GJENSYN, vår samtale som forsvant, januar 2018, vår felles alder, 35, Tui, Februar 2018,Sara Rönnbäck og Daniel slåttnes, Hansi er protagonisten i mitt liv, mars 2018, Arbeidsverk,Hansis tid i sør Afrika. nesehornet, flodhesten, April 2018, formidlingsjobben på kunstmuseumet, mai 2018,å gå ut av Studio17 styret, min reaksjon på Hansi sitt valg, hvordan han føler om valget sitt nå, juni 2018, å gifte seg igjen, juli 2018, Hildelund kunstfestival, å flytte fra Langøy til nytt hus, august 2018. VISUELL KOMMUNIKASJON (Hansi forklarer kunstverket han lagde på Velferden), å være på andre juryering for Høstutstilling, hans kontroversielle valg i august, Occupy Citizenship på Kunsthall Stavanger, september 2018, Samarbeid mellom store og små vesener med Merete Jonvik,oktober 2018, å bli med i høstutstillingen, november 2018, utstilling på Kurant i Tromsø med Sara og Daniel, å vise sin kunst utenfor Rogaland, hans prosjekt som skal vises i Sandnes kunstforening 10 januar 2019, litt om mitt 2018, BERGMAN, Hansi teaser et lyd prosjekt han har startet,de 5 sansene, før vi avslutter finner vi 4 tilfeldige lydklipp fra vår forsvunnede samtale og kommenterer dem. Godt nyttår!For mer Hansi-Kunst besøk http://hansedwardhammonds.no/God lytting!

We venture out of our comfort zone in this first ever episode devoted entirely to cider. Joined by Co-Owner and Head Cidermaker, Joe Getz, we set up shop at Kurant Cider in Philadelphia. It was an amazing learning experience for all of us as we talked about the cider making process, history, and of course the story and goings-on of Kurant. Dan reported on some news, including companies getting on on these “high times”. In Happy Fun Time, Wayne hosted an all cider edition of Libation or Fabrication. Steph kept the educational theme going with an edition of Know Your…Cider. Plus, we sampled an array of Kurant’s offerings – including a very special tasting in this episode’s edition of Last Call (available only to patrons.) Do you love Beer Busters? Of course you do! Why not leave us a rating and review on your podcast platform of choice and consider supporting us on Patreon.

CAST Visiting Artist Agnieszka Kurant joins Stefan Helmreich, professor of Anthropology; Caroline Jones, professor of History, Theory and Criticism of Architecture and Art; and Adam Haar Horowitz, master’s student and research assistant in the Fluid Interfaces Group, to discuss the idea of collective intelligence in relation to emerging technology, artistic inquiry, and social and cultural movements. Kurant will reflect on outsourcing her artworks to human and non-human collective intelligence and the system of profit-sharing she has created, artworks as complex systems or collective tamagotchis emulating life, and the observable evolution of individual authorship, culture, nature, labor and society. Haar Horowitz will touch on the collective in relationship to experience research in the neurosciences and experience production in the arts. Helmreich will discuss metaphors of collective human action derived from physics, computer science, animal worlds, and fluid dynamics, and will reflect on the politics of these framings. Jones will address the curious invocation of “intelligence” in discussions of aggregated agency, with specific reference to the so-named “mobile brain” or “immune brain” of the distributed system (mostly outside the cranium) that learns, remembers, and teaches, negotiating between tolerance and threat in relation to xeno-bacteria. The panel will be moderated by Nick Montfort, professor of Comparative Media Studies/Writing.

Viejo is a barrel aged cider made by Joe Getz of Kurant Cider. This cider is a single varietal cider made with Winchester apples. Described on Kurants website as: "a blend of wild fermented ciders created by using some of the best apples we could source in Pennsylvania.  The ciders used to blend Viejo were aged for 6-18 months in oak before being used in the finished product.  Viejo is a still cider meaning non-carbonated.  It's meant to be served with a long pour from great heights to aerate and add effervescence." Joe in the barrel room[/caption] In this chat taste and talk Viejo and follow up with Joe on the opening of the Fishtown taproom, which much like Viejo took over a year to build out. A Porron is used by Kurant Cider for in high pours of cider/sidra A 19th century carriage house was renovated into the new Taproom, which has an upstairs (The Attic) and a main floor serving area. The giant garage door rolls up and the entire taproom opens to the outdoors. Listen to Joe Getz on previous episodes of Cider Chat #14 & #82 Joe carrying cases of Kurant to Ria's car. Hot Dang! Thanks Joe!!![/caption] Fishtown Taproom Hours Monday - Closed Tuesday - Closed Wednesday 4 -10pm Thursday 4 -10pm Friday 4 -12am Saturday 12pm - 12am Sunday 12pm - 9pm Fishtown Address 436 E. Girard Ave Philadelphia, PA 19125 Fishtown Telephone: (267) 928-3620 Website: http://www.kurantcider.com/fishtown/ Please Help Support Cider Chat Please donate today. Help keep the chat thriving! Find this episode and all episodes at the page for Cider Chat's podcasts. Listen also at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher (for Android), iHeartRadio , Spotify and wherever you love to listen to podcasts. Follow on Cider Chat's blog, social media and podcast Twitter @ciderchat Instagram: @ciderchatciderville Cider Chat FaceBook Page Cider Chat YouTube Ask for the following ciders - By supporting these cidermakers, you in turn help Cider Chat Kurant Cider - Pennsylvania : listen to Joe Getz on episode 14 Big Apple Hard Cider - NYC : listen to Danielle von Scheiner on episode 35 Oliver’s Cider and Perry - Herefordshire/UK ; listen to Tom Oliver on episode 29 Santa Cruz Cider Company - California : listen to Nicole Todd on episode 60 The Cider Project aka EthicCider- California Albermale CiderWorks : listen to Chuck Shelton on episode 56 Cider Summit : listen to Alan Shapiro founder of this cider fest on episode 75. Ramborn Cider Co. Luxembourg. Big Fish Cider Co. Virginia Tanuki Cider Co. Santa Cruz California episode 103 Ross on Wye Cider and Perry, UK Process and Analytical NMR Services - John Edwards provides analytics of cider - stay tuned for his Chemical Fingerprints workshop coming up on Cider Chat Ironbark Ciderworks, Claremont, California Join the #ciderGoingUP Campaign today!     

Kurant Cider is back on Cider Chat discussing the opening of a Tasting Room in the area of Philidelphia called Fishtown. Cider will be available to go in can and growlers at the 436 E. Girard Ave location. The production facility will remain in Perkasie, PA Kurant Cider is co owned by Joe Getz and Michael Meyers. Joe is the head cidermaker at Kurant and the Vice President of the Pennsylvania Cider Guild, the commonwealth's organizing body for cider producers and apple growers in PA. In this chat, Joe tells us about lessons learned over the past two years in regards to what is a cidery startup needs to pay attention to, news on the PA Guild work on having cider recognized as a "zone commodity" and where to find Kurant Cider this summer. Kurant has moved around a bit finding a home from one brewery to another. Kurant sources local juice and is able to make cider year-round. Kurant Ciders, currently being offered on draft at many great bars in Philadelphia Daily 5.5% Earth 5.5% Bees 5.5% Tropic 5.5% Farm 5.5% Cafe' 3.5% Spice 5.5% Kurant Cider Logo Contact Kurant Cider by going to http://www.kurantcider.com/contact/ Follow Kurant via: Twitter: @KurantCider Instagram: @KurantCider Facebook: /kurantcider Looking for Pennsylvania Cider? Look at the Pennsylvania Cider Guild website PA Craft Cider Fest June 24th 12-4pm Pour the Core October 21 12-4pm Mentions in this Chat Enter the Giveaway for 2 tickets to Cider Circus August 26, 2017 at Copper Mountain Ski Resort in Colorado http://cidercircus.com/  Enter by subscribing to eCiderNews and be automatically entered or become a Patron of Cider Chat and be entered automatically to all Cider Chat contests and giveaways. Featured music in this episode by the Screaming J's from Asheville, North Carolina. Song title is Don't Pull Out from the Got Boogie album Ask for the following 7 #CiderGoingUP Campaign cider supporters - By supporting these cider makers, you in turn help Ciderville. Kurant Cider - Pennsylvania : listen to Joe Getz on episode 14 and his update on episode 82 Big Apple Hard Cider - NYC : listen to Danielle von Scheiner on episode 35 Oliver’s Cider and Perry - Herefordshire/UK ; listen to Tom Oliver on episode 29 Santa Cruz Cider Company - California : listen to Nicole Todd on episode 60 The Cider Project aka EthicCider- California Albermale CiderWorks : listen to Chuck Shelton on episode 56 Cider Summit : listen to Alan Shapiro founder of this cider fest on episode 75. Please Help Support Cider Chat Please donate today. Help keep the chat thriving! Find this episode and all episodes at the page for Cider Chat's podcasts. Listen also at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher (for Android), iHeartRadio and where ever you love to listen to podcasts. Follow on twitter @ciderchat

Emily Ritchie is the Executive Director of the Northwest Cider Association a region covering Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia.  This region's cider scene is on fire and growing! The Northwest Cider Association was formed in 2010. The following Washington State cideries listed below initially kick started the Association. Tieton Cider Works Whitewood Cider Snow Drift Cider Alpinefire Cider Finnriver Farm & Cidery Eaglemount Wine & Cider Methow Valley Ciderhouse Westcott Bay Cider, one of the oldest cideries in the state Soon after Oregon cideries began joining and now the current list of cideries is around 300 members and growing! Emily's Background Emily has deep roots to the UK via her father who is from England. After a trip to Herefordshire she returned to the US with an even greater drive to get involved in her region's cider scene. She was most recently the Program Manager at the Association for a year and a half and then moved into the Executive Director position when the Sherrye Wyatt, stepped down.  What is the goal of the association? To educate and keep helping move the cider revival forward What is apple cider per the Northwest Cider Association? Cider is a fermented apple juice 3 Events mentioned in this chat Washington Cider Week takes place in September every year from the 8 to the 18th There are so many events, that this event is actually more than seven days Washington Cider Week is launched in conjunction with the Seattle Cider Summit - BC Cider Week 2016 is October 15-22 The British Columbia week of cider kicks off at Seed Cider, near Victoria with events throughout the region Cider Rite of Spring - large cider fest in Portland Saturday, March 19, 2016 12:00pm 5:00pm Contact info for Emily Ritchie: emily@nwcider.com Follow the Northwest Cider Association on Twitter @nwcider Mentions in this chat: Kurant Cider is part of the Cider Chat's #CiderGoingUp Campaign. As such I happily share news and updates for the Pennsylvania cidery. Go to the link and listen to Joe Getz of Kurant share his story of the cidery. Find a link to their website and join their new cider club The Scratters ( a swap, meet up and learn about cider group). Are you a commercial cidermaker? For the cost of 2-bottles per month you can join the CiderGoing Up Campaign too. Join in via the Cider Chat Patreon Page and Help Keep This Chat Thriving!

Kurant Cider co-owner and head cidermaker, Joe Getz's business is expanding, just after one year into producing cider commercially in the eastern region of Pennsylvania outside of Philadelphia. Besides making cider at Kurant, Joe is also the Vice President of the Pennsylvania Cider Guild, the commonwealth's organizing body for cider producers and apple growers in PA. In this chat, Joe and I discuss his ciders and why he calls them untypical American style ciders. We also look at the upward movement of cider in one of the largest state in the Union.

Le 12 mars 2010, Willy Kurant, directeur de la photographie (Godard, Welles, Skolimowski...), donnait une conférence-démonstration sur les mouvements de caméra. Y ont pris part les concepteurs, les fabricants et les loueurs de machinerie, membres associés de l'Association française des directeurs de la photographie cinématographique (A.F.C.), ainsi que l'Association française des cadreurs de fictions (A.F.C.F.).

Willy Kurant, ASC, AFC is interviewed by Denis Lenoir, ASC, AFC about his work on Orson Welles' 1969 production created for French television, Une Historie Immortelle (The Immortal Story).

Willy Kurant, ASC, AFC is interviewed by Denis Lenoir, ASC, AFC about his work on Orson Welles' 1969 production created for French television, Une Historie Immortelle (The Immortal Story).