Joke Lanz | Datacide

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Datacide Nineteen Coming Out in October 2023

Datacide Nineteen is at the printers and will be out shortly! Pandemic, war, inflation, apocalyptic scenarios about climate change and

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datacide January 16, 2020September 25, 2023 0 Comments Joke Lanz, Sudden Infant

Joke Lanz – My Life is a Gunshot – Film by Marcel Derek Ramsay

After a series of events in Switzerland, the film My Life’s a Gunshot about Joke Lanz/Sudden Infant is premiering in

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Joke Lanz January 10, 2020September 25, 2023 0 Comments Collage, Japan, Joke Lanz, Sudden Infant

Ghosts & Handbags – A Short Travel Report from the Japanese Underworld

A Short Travel Report from the Japanese Underworld Her toenails perfectly match the colour of her smartphone. She wears a

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datacide December 12, 2018January 12, 2019 0 Comments Christoph Fringeli, Datacide, Joke Lanz, next:now, Situationist International, Spoken Word, Vetomat

Datacide Talk/Performance/Discussion with Joke Lanz & Christoph Fringeli at Vétomat Berlin 17.12.2018

The second in a new series of talk and discussion events hosted by Datacide and next:now at Vétomat Berlin. Datacide

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