@Shunt:
Lautes Licht: Adrian Figueroa + Kirsten Gilmore
Satan, a work-in-progress performance about the anthropology of evil: Gazpacho Unlimited (Bruno Humberto and Borja Sagasti)
Chains: Tamzen Moulding
The Golden Moth that Flies Through the Flame: Bob Aldous
La Dinde (2008), Benoit Ameil

@Tate Modern: No Soul for Sale Independent Art Festival
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Italo Calvino: The Invisible Cities

Bertrand Russell: The Conquest of Happiness
read selectively, in-store... noteworthy sausage-machine analogy (+zest)

J.G. Ballard: Crash

Compagnie XY @ The Roundhouse, Camden

Ödipussi (1988), Loriot

Herr Lehmann (2003), Leander Haußmann

Hot Fuzz (2007), Edgar Wright

O Brother, Where Art Thou (2000), Joel & Ethan Coen

V&A Museum
Digital Pioneers
Frieder Nake
Manfred Mohr
J.-P. Hébert
Paul Brown
D.P. Henry
honorable mention: Gama Sennin and his toad

TrashCity @ The Roundhouse, Camden
feat. Le Gateau Chocolat in various outfits with or without cream, naked and half-naked poledancing vampires, dirty fairies, the hair-levitating woman in the bin, balloonboy/AliceCooper, ( Read more... )

The Dreamers (2003), Bernardo Bertolucci

Vicky Christina Barcelona, (2008) Woody Allen

The Wellcome Collection

Tate Modern

National Gallery

Oldboy (2003), Chan-Wook Park

Ordinary Thunderstorms - William Boyd

The Million Dollar Hotel (2000), Wim Wenders
didn't finish

Das weisse Band (2009), Michael Haneke

Hangover (2009), Todd Phillips

the city of Vienna:
exhibitions:
MuMoK: Changing Channels
Dan Graham: Present Continuous Past(s)
General Idea
Humanic TV-Spots
Radical Software
Serra, Warhol, Ant Farm
Leopold Museum
Egon Schiele
Rudolf von Alt
Heribert Mader
Wilhelm Thöny
Linde Waber
Gustav Klimt
Oskar Kokoschka
Az W
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Ich bekenne, ich habe gelebt  (Confieso que he vivido) - Pablo Neruda

Battle Royale - Koshun Takami
(trash!)

The Women - T.C. Boyle
Couldn't finish this. Terrible style.

The men who stare at goats (2009), Grant Heslov

Die unendliche Geschichte - Michael Ende

Great Expectations - Charles Dickens