P.A.P.A.
Lino Hellings, December 23 2009
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS' PRESS AGENCY
Results
Lino Hellings, December 5 2008
And what are the results my friends ask me?
Going to Bangladesh is the first step in finding out how I can start operating in a worldwide public space, instead of having public space stop at the borders of Holland or the West.
Going to Bangladesh is the first step in finding out how I can start operating in a worldwide public space, instead of having public space stop at the borders of Holland or the West.
Spotlights
Lino Hellings, November 30 2008
Back home in the West I feel caught in the spotlights. Please release me.
I notice how much more alive I feel then when I left. While opening up for the Bangla culture, big emotions get hold of you. Poverty, handicaps, hardship, chaos are difficult to handle if you persist in not looking away. Shahidul coached me through moments of to much pain and confusion so I could continue my research.
I notice how much more alive I feel then when I left. While opening up for the Bangla culture, big emotions get hold of you. Poverty, handicaps, hardship, chaos are difficult to handle if you persist in not looking away. Shahidul coached me through moments of to much pain and confusion so I could continue my research.
Commuting
Lino Hellings, November 27 2008
Commuting is a worldscript in which people live and work at dazzling long distances apart, as well in time as in space.
Economics of the street.
Lino Hellings, November 26 2008
Not being able to concentrate I take a walk around the hotel.
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DRIK in DhakaERRORISM?
Errorist
A person who is prepared to make a fool of herself in order to meet the other.
Error
Can be a blessing in disguise.
Erroristic
State of open mindedness. To be observant without making judgments.
Errorism
The movement that allows one another to make mistakes.
DRIK
It was nineteen years ago. A small group of people set up a picture agency in the unlikely location of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Named Drik, the Sanskrit word for vision, the agency set out to represent a group of media professionals that other agencies did not cater for, practitioners living and working in the majority world. In the years that have followed, many others from Asia, Africa and Latin America have joined the original group. All of them share a common vision; one that sees the majority world, not as fodder for disaster reporting, but as a vibrant source of human energy and a challenge to an exploitative global economic system.
» Visit Drik
Errorist
A person who is prepared to make a fool of herself in order to meet the other.
Error
Can be a blessing in disguise.
Erroristic
State of open mindedness. To be observant without making judgments.
Errorism
The movement that allows one another to make mistakes.
DRIK
It was nineteen years ago. A small group of people set up a picture agency in the unlikely location of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Named Drik, the Sanskrit word for vision, the agency set out to represent a group of media professionals that other agencies did not cater for, practitioners living and working in the majority world. In the years that have followed, many others from Asia, Africa and Latin America have joined the original group. All of them share a common vision; one that sees the majority world, not as fodder for disaster reporting, but as a vibrant source of human energy and a challenge to an exploitative global economic system.
» Visit Drik
The Errorists:
Lino Hellings
December 23 2009
December 5 2008
November 30 2008
November 27 2008
November 26 2008
November 25 2008
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