Wednesday, April 28, 2010

The Second of May





No, it's not what you think it is. I'm not talking about the famous painting by the Spanish master Francisco de Goya. The Second of May 1808 depicts the beginning of the uprising when the elite Mamelukes of the French Imperial Guard are ordered to charge and subdue the rioting citizens.

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stop
rewind



start all over again.


The Second of May, it's SLAVE I have in mind!
World's finest selection of Art, Music and Culture.

The Second of May, we have:

The Change Agent.
Kirsten van den Hul is the change agent. Her mission? Connecting worlds. Working on the crossroads of culture, co-creation, communication and change, this radical optimist rather focuses on what binds people than on what sets them apart. Her motto: “Without change no butterflies”. Her weapon of choice: words.




http://www.thechangeagent.nl

Kain The Poet (US)
A founding member of The Last Poets......




+ the evening is musically hosted by The Daisy Age!....
......"The Daisy Age" stands for Da Inner Sound Y'all! Which represents a sound that is colourful, happy, upbeat, playful, experimental and funny. It doesn't matter whether it's Hip-Hop, Soul, R&B, Reggae or Pop, as long as it is good and shining of positivity. It doensn't matter which era it's from or how popular it is, as long as you like it! This is what the party is all about, more about having a good time, less about competition, more about dancing, less about attitudes. Come and create a party at The Daisy Age...
Bringing Positivity Back!

DJ's
Mr. Mendel
Alex Mir
Silvester

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Sunday the 25th of April


Make sure you won't miss this great live performance this Sunday:

'Потерянная Душа' / 'The lost soul' is a collaboration of Alissa Nicolaï and Sophie Schulte who combined fashion, image and audio into one final product. Exactly one year ago, Inspired by some singing in an iPhone, they started brainstorming-sewing-dancing-filming and in no time they finalized a short film.
For this occasion Alissa Nicolaï will sing live to the video.

Alissa Nicolaï(17) is a young fashion designer who combines her creations with art, music and dance. Next to this she does photography, she paints, sings, dances and creates as much as she can.
Sophie Schulte(18) wants to extend her vision through her creavity and by doing the things she's good at.



There will also be a live performance by the band Payazen! Klezmer Band.
The klezmer trio Payazen has been entertaining audiences everywhere, from the streets to pubs to concert venues alike. The delicate touch of their chamber music aesthetic combines with their high energy level, guaranteed to make you dance and scream for more.
God's music, for Sinners, by Sinners!
http://www.myspace.com/payazen


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An All Star DJ team!
Covergirl Sunny
Phil Peoples
Dim Browski
DJ Raven
Ashanti
Silvester

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Sunday the 18th of April



This Sunday SLAVE with Girls Massacre:
No this is not a bloodbath but true dance off. With only girls behind the wheels of steel: Kevin Spacies, Pony Peaches, Zilaras & Elehcim and Crystal Ball!

We will also have live portrait and figure drawing lessons by The Mysterious Kenneth Christie. Feel free to join in!

Time: 18:00 - 01:00
Place: Supperclub
Entrance: 5 euros
SLAVE Daghap €15,- (main course and dessert)

Friday, April 9, 2010

Sunday the 11th of April


It's Sunday, it's hangover-day, your head feels like a volcanic eruption, you feel like crap. Fortunately SLAVE's feeling great and comes with the best programme you can imagine on a Sunday. As a good friend of mine once told me: "Ich kenne kein Weekend", now I'm saying you guys, why should you stay at home, whirling and circling around in your house with no purpose...

Come to SLAVE in Supperclub, where you're never alone, where you can have a nice dinner (€15,- for main course and dessert, our special DAGHAP) and enjoy a nice cultural programme.

This Sunday we have a fully programmed evening for you, with the finest artists from various corners.

Karim Traïdia

First of all we'll have a film screening by director Karim Traïdia. This originally Algerian filmmaker studied sociology in Paris and moved to Holland in 1979. In 1991 he completed his studies at the Netherlands Film and Television Academy. Ever since, he has worked as a film-maker, and made films such as the highly acclaimed (2 "Gouden Kalveren") "The Polish Bride" (1998) and "Eilandgasten" (2005). During this night, SLAVE will be screening his graduation piece, "De Onmacht" (1991). Afterwards there will be time for questions! Movie starts at 18.30!

Karim in interview




Przemek Fronczak

Dear-us is a development programme/company for arts, concepts, movies, music, lifestyle, stories, movement, and many more! It develops products in a way that people are depending on a good will.

It's not all that hard to discover what the words are about, DEAR US, DEAR each other,
It's about believing in people and in future collaboration.
It's about making products together without the capitalistic mindset.

Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine and at last you create what you will. While the importance of new product development has long been recognized in high-tech settings, it has frequently been viewed as an art whose success depended more on serendipity and good fortune than on good management/people.

And Dear-us is not dependent on good fortune, it's dependent on working together on a product that is needed!
Its a lifestyle for a future we need to sustain, and need to believe in.

Check out his website over HERE

Filiaal Zuid

A young and fresh organ trio that makes unpredictable swinging music, Filiaal Zuid is a trio that will make your legs move and your arms swing. In brief, stimulating music and amazing improvisations that make for easy listening altogether.

"Filiaal Zuid, nostalgisch geluid met een moderne twist!"

Organ - Tim Kerssies
Guitar - Hanjo Fisser
Drums - Bram Gorel


Luna Dos Tres

Latin American trio playing a variety of songs and dances from Spanish speaking countries like Cuba, Venezuela, Peru and Argentina. Singer Luna Zegers, who has a lot of experience with Spanish and Latin American music, is accompanied by two guitar players (Roel Goedhart and Ward Spanjers). This trio in its authentic form will play original styles like tango, bolero, vals criollo and son. Since I have their music on my Ipod, I would recommend the whole world to listen to this talented trio. Music that catches your heart, spins with it, covers it up with passion and puts it back into your chest. wauw.



SUPPERCLUB Amsterdam

Entrance €5,-

Start programm at 18.30!

Ich kenne kein Weekend!

Thursday, April 8, 2010

GRACE


SLAVE TO THE RHYTHM, make sure you don't miss the upcoming SLAVE edition in The Supperclub!
Dear all, no, Grace Jones herself won't be here this night.. But thank goodness! We have our own Grace, Mister André D. Singleton, the weekly host of the evening. He's already compared himself to the glamorous Grace Jones once, and after sharing a night with my lovely free English dictionary I found out that GRACE is written on his chest. Or maybe it's written on his cute zebra leggings.

Anyway, Grace: "...is a delicate balance of words and actions that expresses our dignity and affirms the dignity of those around us. When we are gracious, we choose our words thoughtfully" .... "Grace is often a quality of leaders who can rise above conflict or competition, remaining calm and kind despite the chaos that swirls around them. Grace protects against reactivity and excess. We inspire a sense of harmony and comfort in those who experience our grace."

Thank you Grace, for being one of the finest characters of SLAVE, for standing in the spotlight every week and for binding the evening together. SLAVE has found itself the best host it can wish for, a host with qualities like balance, dignity and harmony. Come and see, and judge for yourself! During the week, Grace André is covered with intelligent studybooks, but during the weekend, especially on SUNDAY, you can find him in the Supperclub, from 18:00 till 01:00!

(picture by Tim Posthumus Meyjes)