Urban Pilgrimages are poetic urban extracts. They dig their way into the grain of cities to find out what places and its people are really about.
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Sun Feb24th 08, 15:00-18:30 2nd Urban Pilgrimage Copenhagen / guided tour with some text, performance, music, food, schnaps etc. start: Assistens Kirkegården (cemetery) entrance on Nørrebrogade, Copenhagen N. Bring bikes and good nerves. ->more
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If you could be the good fairy and had a wish free for Copenhagen or Christiania – what would you wish?
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urban pilgrimage copenhagen
Tales about Darkness
Men and Women. Kings.
-> interview on Kopenhagen.dk
Researching Copenhagen
Blog Urban Pilgrims
-> Visuals / display of the urban pilgrims survey Permanent. Tourist Information, Vesterbrogade 4A, Copenhagen V (+ on flickr)
Researching Christiania
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urban pilgrimage copenhagen
Tales about Darkness
Researching Copenhagen
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Sun Feb24th 08, 15:00-18:30 2nd Urban Pilgrimage Copenhagen / guided tour with some text, performance, music, food, schnaps etc. start: Assistens Kirkegården (cemetery) entrance on Nørrebrogade, Copenhagen N. Bring bikes and good nerves. ->more
the pool
If you could be the good fairy and had a wish free for Copenhagen or Christiania – what would you wish?
->survey ->archive ->blog
urban pilgrimage copenhagen
Tales about Darkness
Men and Women. Kings.
-> interview on Kopenhagen.dk
Researching Copenhagen
Blog Urban Pilgrims
-> Visuals / display of the urban pilgrims survey Permanent. Tourist Information, Vesterbrogade 4A, Copenhagen V (+ on flickr)
Researching Christiania
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‚Host Mi’ - Bavarian Communication
Bobi Bar. At some later point of time this older and drunk but jolly fellow adressed me and first I thought he speaks Bavarian. So I answered in Bavarian but the guy did not realize it so we chatted for quite a while, he in Danish, me in Bavarian and I believe we had a very good conversation! Reminds me of a story when the Pope (Mr Kardinal Ratzinger) once adressed a cat and the journalists who did not understand what he said were speculating it was Bavarian dialect. When I see small kids or dogs I realize I also tend to speak Bavarian. Am I strange? Or just Bavarian?
21.12.2007, 10:23
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