Manifestation for the Unstable Media 1
The first Manifestation for the Unstable Media, which took place in 1987.
Manifesto for the Unstable Media
The first Manifestation for the Unstable Media was organized to support the publication of the second edition of the Manifesto for the Unstable Media (40.000 copies were distributed nationally, largely door to door in cities like Rotterdam and Amsterdam).
The Manifestation featured Infinity Divided by 16, an interactive video installation by Jeffrey Shaw with sound by Harry de Wit, Dodekafonie (installation and performance on 27th of November) by Elvira Wersche and Horst Rickels, Still Inside by Marcello Exposito, Structuras Naturalis by Gabriel Fernandez Corchiero, the video tape Fragmentos de Memoria Cauterizada by Anton Jodra, and a concert, on the 6th of December, by Test Department.
The text of the (2nd) Manifesto was enlarged and printed on the walls of the factory space of V2_.
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The last evening of the Manifestation for the Unstable Media 1 featured a concert by Test Department.
"Dodekafonie" is an installation / performance by Horst Rickels and Elvira Wersche, presented during the Manifestation for the Unstable Media (1987), the performance took place on November 27th 1987.
"Fragmentos de memoria cauterizada" is a video tape by Anton Jodra.
The Manifesto for the Unstable Media was issued by V2_Organisation in 's-Hertogenbosch (Netherlands) in 1987. This is the English translation of the Manifesto.
In writing about 35 years of V2_ there’s no way around writing about the ‘Manifesto for the Unstable Media’. If there is a single thing that has defined V2_, it’s this manifesto. After it was written V2_ started calling itself ‘Institute ...
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