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The first set of links
- Allegory of Allergies
- Anaba
- art.blogging.la
- ArtReview: Blog
- Artworld Salon
- AT World
- Bloggy
- Crime Scene KC
- Deerhunter
- Dream's End
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- ************
- Eponanonymous
- Famous Accountants
- Grammar.police
- Heart As Arena
- Hrdland/Heartland TM
- In Search of the Miraculous
- The Institute for Figuring
- Light Industry
- Paul T. Kay
- Le Dernier Cri
- Left Matrix
- Modern Art Notes
- Modern Art Obsession
- Modern Kicks
- MTAA-RR
- Nausea
- Nieves Books
- Notes and Queries
- Raincoat Flashers
- Rhinestones
- Rigorous Intuition
- Todd Seavey
- Show Cave
- Smittekilde
- Alec Soth
- Starr Space
- Surrender #6
- that-unsound
- Triple Canopy
- Unfair Fair
- VVORK
- Walker Art Center
- James Wagner
- When Pressed
- Edward Winkleman
- Wit and the Staircase
- Wonderful World of TamTam Books
The second set of links
The third set of links
- Anthology Film Archives
- ArtCal
- Art History Newsletter
- Art Law Blog
- Artinfo
- Artnet
- Arts & Letters Daily
- The Big List
- Cryptome
- Desert Island
- Dexter Sinister
- E-Flux
- Electronic Arts Intermix
- Expanded Cinema
- Hel Looks
- Internet Archive
- New York Night Train
- NEWSgrist
- NURTUREart
- NYFA
- Pocket Utopia
- Rhizome
- Sellout
- 16 Beaver Group
- Starr Street
- UbuWeb
- Video Data Bank
- Why + Wherefore
The fourth set of links
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1979 GE Berlin-Schöneberg, Blixa Bargeld (born Christian Emmerich) finds a shop-flat in the Langenscheidtstrasse. The cellar is transformed into a rehearsal space. Blixa's former school mate N.U. Unruh (born Andrew Chudy, a.k.a. N-Dih) returns from Amsterdam (where he had studied for several years to become a piano tuner) and starts 'jamming' with Blixa in his cellar. Alex Hacke (then 14) is also present at these sessions. At this place Blixa Bargeld and N.U. Unruh, together with Susä Hobeck and Bettina Köster, record a tape which is later released on the Eisengrau label. The cellar space is later in the year also used by Mania D. for their rehearsals. Mania D. at the time were Gudrun Gut (born Gudrun Bredemann), Bettina Köster and Beate Bartel.
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