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Conversation between artist Jakob Jakobsen and curator Lisa Rosendahl about Jakobsen's contribution to the exhibition After Monoculture, which is closing on Sunday 18 June. Jakobsen's work seeks to make visible the violent roots of contemporary Western mental health care focussed solely on the individual, searching instead for collective approaches…
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Sofia Cerqueira har i en periode overtaget Hospital Prison University Radio og det er med stor glæde og sorg at vi her præsenterer hendes radiomontage 'En samtale om at miste hukommelsen'. Sofia er en skrivende og skabende person som selv har haft berøring med det psykiatriske system. Programmet handler om mistet hukommelse. Hvordan det kan opleves…
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In this episode recorded in the beginning of August we are discussing the urged for normalisation offered by the brief retreat of the virus in Europe during the Summer. What we are experiencing is an obsession with going back to the same destructive normality we were briefly relieved from during lock down. Like the irrational drive to go back to a …
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For our eighth broadcast we are joined by our comrade Sacha Kahir. Together we discuss the difficult subject of suicide. Our conversation explores suicide as bound up with, and as a result of social and economic processes - we discuss this against normative understandings of suicide that emphasise the failure of an individual life. Our conversation…
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For our seventh broadcast we are joined by our comrade Silvia Federici. Together we sketch out commonalities between social and historical processes of exclusion - in the form of the witch-hunt, and the contemporary apparatuses of psychiatric diagnosis and treatment of all those pathologised as mentally ill and clinically insane. The broadcast draw…
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Medication is the theme of our 6th episode. We discuss what all the psychopharma we take do to us, how they change our personalities and disrupt our wellbeing. We speak of how pills are ideological apparatuses solely aimed at making us able to attend work Monday mornings and feel nothing. Social Crisis! Mental Crisis! is a series of conversations o…
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Lyt til den afsluttende diskussion af udstillingen 'Tegning af lejre' med Arkivets redaktionsgruppe bestående af Nermin Durakovic, Farhiya Khalid, Mikkel Bolt, Jeppe Wedel-brandt, Marie Northroup og jeg (Jakob Jakobsen). Først diskuterer vi hvad corona-krisen betyder for folk i lejrene og hvordan fjenden i den offentlige debat ikke længere er 'de f…
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Listen to our MayDay Special on work. Fuck work, fuck the unions! Let's unionise the poor, the paperless, the mentally ill, the idle, the migrants, the curriers, the Amazon workers, the sex workers, the unemployed, the disabled - or nothing! Social Crisis! Mental Crisis! is a series of conversations on Communism and Mental Health in times of pandem…
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Listen to the fourth episode on disability. This time we have invited visual artist Anja and sex worker Nilufer Guler to join us. Anja makes art and does informal communist research in Oakland, California, Nulifer is living in London where Sophie also is based. Jakob is joining the conversation from Copenhagen. We talk about disability and work and…
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Listen to the third episode of the radio show Social Crisis! Mental Crisis! with reflections on the notion of care, both within the psychiatric ward as well as within a communist perspective. We talk about care as reproductive labour within the strict hierarchy of the hospital in contrast to communist mutual care within self-organised hospitals and…
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Listen to the new radio show Social Crisis! Mental Crisis! with reflections on Communism and Mental Health in times of pandemia. This is the second episode of a series of conversations between the artists Sophie Carapetian based in London and Jakob Jakobsen based in Copenhagen around the issue of mental health during quarantine.We have both experie…
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Listen to the new radio show Social Crisis! Mental Crisis! with reflections on Communism and Mental Health in times of pandemia. This is the first episode of a series of conversations between the artists Sophie Carapetian based in London and Jakob Jakobsen based in Copenhagen around the issue of mental health during quarantine. We have both experie…
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René Jean Jensens digte er en hård forhandling med selvet om dets ret til væren i verden. En forhandling på alles vegne. Sætningerne løber fra de mindste til de største ting med tæt sanselig opmærksomhed, og omskalérer på den måde virkeligheden, alt er lige tæt på og samtidig på en gang lige langt væk. Digtene vil gentænke selvet, vi må se os selv …
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Claus Handberg skriver om sammenbruddet af relationer i små grupper, det kan være i familien eller i blandt venner. Lyt til ham læse nyt materiale op i Hospital for Self Medication. Claus læste for 14 liggende tilhørere. Dette var første læsning af poesi for liggende tilhørere. Næste gang d. 16. december læser Rene Jean Jensen. I det nye år vil Maj…
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Listen to the architect Miguel Lawner telling about his experiences during his detention in various camps in Chile in the 1970s. Lawner was a central figure in Salvador Allende's socialist project in Chile from 1970 to 1973. He was responsible for the planning and expansion of social housing for the Chilean people. When the military took power in a…
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Lyt til Nermin Durakovic og min (Jakob Jakobsen)samtale om tegninger af lejre. Nermin forklarer baggrunden for de fem tegninger som han præsenterer i Arkivets aktuelle udstilling. Tegningerne viser interiørs fra danske asylcentre som Nermin selv har erfaret fra sin tid i det danske asylsystem. Lejre kendetegnes ved undtagelsen og fratagelse af de r…
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Listen to community psychiatrist Vitor Pordeus and I [Jakob Jakobsen] in conversation. Vitor, was visiting Denmark due to his interest in the "mad king" Hamlet, who he has portrayed in his street theatre. An actor since he was 9 and a physician since he was 24, Vitor works in Brazil with popular theatre as a means of healing former patients and oth…
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Listen to a radio conversation between Emma Hedditch and me about the Hospital for Self Medication and the Critically Ill meeting that took place the weekend Aug 17 - 18 2019. The meeting involved Eva Egermann (editor Crip Journal, Vienna), Tine Tvergaard (psychotherapist and artist, Copenhagen), Emma Hedditch (Artist and feminist self carer, New Y…
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Lyt til Christian Vind i samtale med Åse Eg Jørgensen og jeg (Jakob Jakobsen) om Broby-Johansens illustrerede bøger og det nybrud som Hverdagskunst - Verdenskunst udgjorde i 1942 da den udkom. Christian fortæller om Brobys billed-glubskhed, som nok var med til at diskvalificere ham i forhold til den borgerlige kunsthistorie og den akademiske 'sving…
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Lyt til Morten Thing fortælle om Broby-Johansen og hans udvikling fra at være 'ekspressionær' digter i 1920erne til han sprang ud som folkelig kunstpædagog med udgivelsen af Hverdagskunst Verdenskunst i 1942. Åse Eg Jørgensen og jeg (Jakob Jakobsen) stiller spørgsmålene og reflekterer.Morten Thing har over en årrække beskæftiget sig Broby-Johansen …
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Listen to Ellef Prestsæter and me (Jakob Jakobsen) in conversation about the communist art educator Rudolf Broby-Johansen and his (in Denmark) famous book 'Everyday Art World Art’ published for the first time in 1942 by the Workers' Education Association. The book became a best-seller and for many working class people it was the first book on art t…
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Lyt til Åse Eg Jørgensen, Ellef Prestsæter og min (Jakob Jakobsen) samtale om Broby-Johansen og 'Hverdagskunst verdenskunst', hans berømte bog fra 1942. Vores samtale beskriver de nedslag i bogen som den aktuelle udstilling præsenterer - og vi diskuterer Brobys udvikling fra at være 'Ekspressionær' digter i begyndelsen af 1920erne til at blive folk…
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Listen to a conversation with poet and visual artist Aka Niviâna about social and ecopolitical traces of coloniality in the present day relationship between Greenland and Denmark. With Eva la CourThe conversation starts in Danish but switches to English after 9 minutes.저자 Jakob Jakobsen
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