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Tomorrow, we will be approaching the end of our symposium, with a panel on the real-world consequences of WikiLeaks on "Global Economy & Corporate Secrets" and an open discussion on "Art as Evidence & Resistance" - a very personal take from DNL. More infos: https://dnlb.org
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We hope this great symposium at HAU has opened your minds to brighter perspectives. Tomorrow, join our special event at Stadtwerkstatt (Alexanderplatz, next to nGbK) to discuss tactics and actions for the future. Registration is for free :) https://tickets.disruptionlab.org/
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🌅 THE SUN RISES OVER GAZA Tracing the Eastward Route of the Flotilla
Join filmmaker and media activist Manolo Luppichini for an evening of stories, reflections, and technological imagination. We move beyond distant geopolitics to explore the flotilla as a lived, sensory experience.
🗓 Date: 8 May 2026
⏰ Time: 7pm–9pm
📍 Location: Stadtwerkstatt, Berlin (11 Karl-Liebknecht-Straße, 10178)
🎟️ Entry: FREE (Max 70 participants)
What to expect: 🌊 Maritime narratives & ship-to-ship communications 💻 Digital infrastructures (Gazaweb & GASH hubs) 🤝 Collective storytelling across art, activism, and tech
Discover how connectivity itself becomes a form of resistance and how we can reclaim infrastructures for autonomy and future-building.
👉 Register now: https://tickets.disruptionlab.org
Students, activists, artists, and technologists welcome!
#Gaza #Flotilla #BerlinEvents #Activism #DigitalRights #ArtAndTech
Join filmmaker and media activist Manolo Luppichini for an evening of stories, reflections, and technological imagination. We move beyond distant geopolitics to explore the flotilla as a lived, sensory experience.
🗓 Date: 8 May 2026
⏰ Time: 7pm–9pm
📍 Location: Stadtwerkstatt, Berlin (11 Karl-Liebknecht-Straße, 10178)
🎟️ Entry: FREE (Max 70 participants)
What to expect: 🌊 Maritime narratives & ship-to-ship communications 💻 Digital infrastructures (Gazaweb & GASH hubs) 🤝 Collective storytelling across art, activism, and tech
Discover how connectivity itself becomes a form of resistance and how we can reclaim infrastructures for autonomy and future-building.
👉 Register now: https://tickets.disruptionlab.org
Students, activists, artists, and technologists welcome!
#Gaza #Flotilla #BerlinEvents #Activism #DigitalRights #ArtAndTech
🗣 About the speaker:
Manolo Luppichini is a filmmaker and media activist, media referent for ACS and for the GazaWeb platform. Since 1994, he has been working as a director of documentaries, music videos and campaigns, co-creating pioneering projects that blend new technologies, art and social activism (The Church of Electrosophy, Candida TV, DeriveApprodi, Indymedia among others). He has worked in Europe, the United States, Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, collaborating with independent networks and international organisations. His work has been broadcast on RAI, Mediaset, Fox Life, Sky, Al Jazeera and Schweizer Fernsehen (SF).
Manolo Luppichini is a filmmaker and media activist, media referent for ACS and for the GazaWeb platform. Since 1994, he has been working as a director of documentaries, music videos and campaigns, co-creating pioneering projects that blend new technologies, art and social activism (The Church of Electrosophy, Candida TV, DeriveApprodi, Indymedia among others). He has worked in Europe, the United States, Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, collaborating with independent networks and international organisations. His work has been broadcast on RAI, Mediaset, Fox Life, Sky, Al Jazeera and Schweizer Fernsehen (SF).