I'll be in Berlin as well - my film The Bi Apple is screening in its
entirety on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. I'm also on a panel at 6 pm
on Saturday at Neue Kant Kinos:
"Good Porn for Good Girls": Panel discussion on women directors in
porn with Erika Lust (Barcelona), Julia Ostertag (Berlin), Ovidie
(Paris), Petra Joy (Brighton), Audacia Ray (New York).

On 9/29/07, kjacobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> Here below are the details of the 'C'Lick Me' reader presentation in Berlin 
> at the Gallery Tristesse Deluxe.  Mind you (!!) the time has changed from 8pm 
> to 5pm as we did not want to overlap with the talk of our Post Porn Politics 
> allies, which will take place at 8:15 pm.
>
> And there is a lot more going one on at the Berlin Porn Film festival. If you 
> are anywhere close to Berlin, I would say check the schedule and "go go go..."
>
> http://www.pornfilmfestivalberlin.de/
>
> **************************
>
> October 25th, 2007, 5 pm, ticket 2 €
>
> Lecture and book presentation (in English)
> Ausstellung "Achtung: FSK 18" Vol. 2, Galerie Tristesse deluxe
> "C'Lick me, Scratch Me, Gurgle Me: on Netporn's Libidinal Parasites and 
> Overexposure Therapy"
>
> On the occasion of launching the anthology "C'Lick Me: A Netporn Studies 
> Reader" and the book "Netporn: DIY Web Culture and Sexual Politics", Matteo 
> Pasquinelli and Katrien Jacobs will probe the undergrowth of online porn 
> culture. "C'Lick Me" opens the field of 'Internet pornology' and collects the 
> best materials of two years debate: from the "Art and Politics of Netporn" 
> conference held in 2005 in Amsterdam to the 2007 "C'lick Me" festival in 
> Paradiso, Amsterdam. Based on non-conventional approaches, mixing academics, 
> artists and activists, art and criticism reclaims a post-enthusiastic, 
> post-censorship perspective on netporn, a dark field that has been dominated 
> thus far by dodgy commerce and filtering.
>
> Pasquinelli and Jacobs will present cultural-theoretical speculations about 
> porn networks as dystopian biospheres and discuss changes in online dating 
> rituals. Following the views of Ballard, they will discuss the future of 
> ancestral reproductive instincts as they find a path through the channels of 
> a pervasive mediascapes while devouring pornography. They will speculate 
> about the effects of pornography as a "wild joker" within the game of 
> cultural and genetic-biological development. Pornography has been overlooked 
> in discussions of immaterial labour and can reveal perverted, contradictory 
> and obscured feelings of the contemporary psycho sphere. As Sylvere Lotringer 
> writes in Overexposed: "The shadowy figure of the pervert keeps hovering 
> around the fringes of society, haunting its deepest dreams, the object of an 
> unavowable fascination which episodically erupts into violent hysteria and 
> revulsions." The pragmatic response used by sexologists is to neutralize 
> these evulsions by literally over-satiating patients with sex stories and 
> images that capture their exact deviancy. The presentation will evoke the 
> scientist's objective by evoking feverish porn imagery and horny friend 
> finders who embody a rough development and breakdown or breakthrough as 
> sensual humans. The patient will undergo an ambivalent process of 
> experiencing porn as boredom therapy and flippant delicacies.
>
> Matteo Pasquinelli
> Editor of "Rekombinant", Pasquinelli has been involved in several projects 
> around net activism and cultural jamming (from Luther Blissett to 
> Telestreet). He edited "Media Activism" (Rome, 2004) and the "C'Lick Me 
> Reader" (Amsterdam, 2007). He curated the "Art and Politics of Netporn" 
> conference (2005) and the "C'Lick Me" festival (2007) in Amsterdam with 
> Katrien Jacobs and the Institute of Network Cultures. Nomadic, today based 
> between London and Amsterdam.
>
> Katrien Jacobs
> Scholar, curator and artist in the field of new media and sexuality, Jacobs 
> works as assistant professor at City University of Hong Kong. With 
> Pasquinelli and the Institute of Network Cultures, she has organized netporn 
> conferences in recent years http://www.networkcultures.com/netporn and 
> http://www.networkcultures.org/c-lickme. She published "Netporn: DIY Web 
> Culture and Sexual Politics" (2007, Rowman and Littlefield) and "Libi_doc: 
> Journeys in the Performance of Sex Art" (2005, Maska Publications) 
> http://www.libidot.org
>
>
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