[genderstudies] Fwd: [gender-studies] Tomorrow: Screening of Rock Heart Beijing (2008) and talk by Jonathan Campbell about modern-day Chinese punk rock

Cgrilo cgrilo at stevens.edu
Mon Dec 10 12:53:27 EST 2012


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From: SS Sandhu <sukhdev.sandhu at nyu.edu>
Date: Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 12:26 PM
Subject: [gender-studies] Tomorrow: Screening of Rock Heart Beijing
(2008) and talk by Jonathan Campbell about modern-day Chinese punk
rock
To: Gender & Sexuality Studies <gender-studies at lists.nyu.edu>


THE COLLOQUIUM FOR UNPOPULAR CULTURE PRESENTS:



Screening of ROCK HEART BEIJING (dir. Karen Winther, 2008), 58 min -
AND TALK BY JONATHAN CAMPBELL, AUTHOR OF ‘RED ROCK’



Sponsored by A/P/A Institute, NYU, and the Department of Social and
Cultural Analysis



WHEN: Tuesday 11 December 2012, 6:30pm

WHERE: Room 471, 20 Cooper Square [Bowery and East 5th]

FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLIC



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ROCK HEART BEIJING is a revealing and often funny documentary that
follows one of the Chinese Mainland’s foremost rock bands, Subs –
fronted by petite but fissile Kang Mao - as it tours China and Nordic
Europe. It shows the band struggling with poverty, sexism, familial
scorn, government censorship and the pursuit of an endlessly redefined
notion of freedom. Through the film, China is shown as a place – like
contemporary Russia, perhaps - where rock and roll has yet to lose its
subversive and rebellious character, where musicians strive for more
than fame and fortune.

ROCK HEART BEIJING will be presented by JONATHAN CAMPBELL. From
2000-2010 he lived in Beijing where he worked as a drummer, agent and
chronicler of the local rock scene. His book Red Rock: The Long,
Strange March of Chinese Rock & Roll (2011) tells the tale of the rise
and development of “yaogun”, a Chinese word for – and take on - rock
music.



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