Every Wednesday Dasniya Sommer will be teaching an additional and regular Shibari class in Kreuzberg. The focus will lie on the technical aspects of Japanese Rope Bondage and on how to tie, untie and suspend a person. She says “By clearly engaging in the technique we will try to raise our technical levels and see how they can be combined. On a long run, we could think of a staged group situation besides the individual games.”

WEDNESDAYS
20 – 22 pm
10 €
@ Buffet – Queer Art Studio
Schlesische Straße 38
2nd backyard: ‘Mühlengebäude’
First Floor
10997 Berlin Kreuzberg

more infos + contact: http://www.dasniyasommer.de/

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Photography by Herring & Herring for Z!nk Magazine. Style by Mykel C. Smith and Katie Collins (reblogged from Haute Macabre, a blog worth following!)

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For the third issue of Lurve, Lyna Ahanda, Lurve Magazine’s lucky mother invited me to answer to some interesting questions. Hopefully I managed to give some interesting answers… Read it here (just click anywhere.

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Predrag Pajdic is a London based art historian, editor and curator (graduated from Central St. Martins and the Courtauld Institute of Art) who has been exhibiting and curating in the UK and internationally, as well as writing and lecturing on contemporary art.
Sang Bleu will be featured in the show he is curating in London in May, Lingering Whispers.

Does self expression flourish under pressure? Is creativity at its most acute in times of social, political and financial crises? More than anything, do the arts provide hope during periods of extreme difficulty? Asks Predrag Pajdic.

image © Barney Ashton

Lingering Whispers
06 May – 06 June 2010
Opening reception 06 May 2010 from 6.30 P.M.
Crypt, St Pancras Church
London NW1 2BA,
United Kingdom

Exhibited artists: Dom Agius, Errikos Andreu, Barney Ashton, Milijana Babic, Joachim Baldauf, Stefania Bonatelli, Wren Britton, Carolyn Cowan, Fran Dileo, Alexandra Eldridge, Devin Elijah, Manuel Estevez, Roberto Foddai, Al Giga, Frances Goodman, Christophe Haleb, Katharina Hesse, Daniel Holfeld, Kobi Israel, Pascale Lafay, Scooter Laforge, Emiliano Lazzarotto, Mark Mander, Tupac Martir, Katarina Mootich, Michal Ohana-Cole, Maflohé Passedouet, Petra Reimann, Ricci/Forte, Pato Rivero, Yvonne De Rosa, Mauro Santucci, Iris Schieferstein, Erick Soler, Tapio Snellman, Wolfgang Stiller, Christopher Stribley and Cyrille Weiner.

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A picture by Madame Yevonde, Tattoo Study III, 1938.

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