The cummunist Manifisto – Pimmel, Porn, Protest

Dec 1, 2017 | INTRODUCING, PROPSLIST

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Introducing: Pimmel, Porn, Protest goes Cummunism and Slash Fiction
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– Watch porn in a cosy atmosphere while listening to a reading –

Porn can be more than just a template to jerk of to: a form of politics, critique and protest. As a form of activism and subcultural practice as well as an artistic strategy porn can question the norms of society: sexuality, gender binary and the body. Explicit sex in front of the camera subverts the classical tirade of poaching someone, hard penetration and final face shot.

Talking about communistically motivated alt-porn Sylvia and Sarah will show you how that works exactly.

As a special guest, author Simone de Baise-Moi, will read her phantastic short story “The Cummunist Manifisto”.

After the reading we will screen a short film documentary about the end of communist porn.

+++ Triggerwarning +++
this is about sexual acts between Marx and Bakunin.

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