tv Arts and Culture Deutsche Welle December 4, 2019 6:45pm-7:00pm CET
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every e.u. member country today he's making rumanian bread. bots we begin with winners of the town of prize the highest accolade for contemporary artists in britain it's named after the country's greatest landscape painter jam. and is awarded annually to an artist all based in britain established in 1984 it has been criticised in the past for its competitive selection process no problem this year as for the 1st time all 4 nominees preempted the jury's decision the artists wanted to use the occasion of the turn a prize to make a strong statement of community and solidarity. and hope for themselves into a collective. and the jury unanimously agreed to the new arts collective swish
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. over 4 nominees are receiving this year's turner prize jointly. their works are also on display together at the turner contemporary gallery in markets. colombian british artist oscar movie goes work features life sized figures resembling a church congregation looking out to sea he had been favorites to take the prize. on camera work to celebrate the role of women in northern ireland civil rights movement. chinese installation represents a post patriarchal city built by women. and lawrence hammond downs work uses sound effects and survivor testimony to recreate a syrian prison in which an estimated $13000.00 inmates were killed. in syria
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working in completely different ways we have completely contrasting installations i think what they have in common is they all have something quite. to say to reflect on the way i mean they're working as a visual. reference is a very broad so they're representing. and i think from sort of theater and opera using devices from journalism. from mainstream media. and they all have a kind of a desire to highlight inequalities in the world so despite their different methods the artists found a common purpose and a common message and there is already so much that divides people we feel strongly motivated to use the occasion of the price to make a collective statement in the name of commonality multiplicity in solidarity in art as in society of the interesting ever since techno was invented in the 1980s german d.j.'s have been the forefront of spreading
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this music around the globe initially playing famous techno clubs here in berlin people i pull from. dyke of west became internationally famous this trend continues today with german d.j.'s still much in demand one of them is mark rum boy who is now getting well known for his crossover projects mixing classical music with techno beats. he's a key player on the techno scene producer label head and d.j. . sets get the dots for all matches moving he's been in close touch in d.j. for the past 20 years but he still has a sense of wonder about $100.00. touring for such a long time already to understand it and see it as a big pleasure and privilege that i can play all over the world when you
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see that people are closing their eyes and dancing and they are with them so it's a warning for you doing. the right d.j. makes his home in a mention that back in western germany. resembles a museum for the devices that made music history he's a fan of analog technology. and over there also have their roles of course and this is something which makes it special exciting and you will always say the machines have something like a sword. likes to experiment not only in the studio but at the sanitariums with his interstellar beats. all with the chamber no and the corrupt music of british composer henry percival
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dance floor makes classical. first. music is. what we are doing these things it's a part of the music industry which is very important. treated in the. moment the way. it is nature's rhomboid meets the techno d.j. proves he is also a master of quiet softer chimes in this concert with the cologne. featuring his friend violinist and composer and it's an electronic classical crossover and an experiment in sound. of the song very secret insurance when you close your eyes and listen to his music
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you sometimes have the impression. in order to ride horses. boy has plans for next year beethoven will follow on the heels of and the series of plant at girl and famous watergate. in the techno scene berlin and germany are always at the fore but the deejays see themselves as global citizens. or whether you are one of those i was. in a club or at a festival brings to. them and nobody asks what their religion. follows a few years. i mix is contrasting elements always on the lookout for
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something new along the electronic sound spectrum commission. news. now man in brussels europe correspondent old massa's has been finding out more about the various cultures of every e.u. member state on banking then national bread and a mix says it all with a light hearted look at each country's politics today it's the turn of rumania and the bread that is the basis for a whole meal. to make rumanian bread balls start by preparing a sourdough makes 150 millimeters of lukewarm water 150 grams of plain flour and 15 grams of wheat sourdough starter leave it to rise overnight. the loaves are pretty colossal at least watches the long posts like remain yours palace of the parliament the not just minister to building in the world besides the
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pentagon. built for a long time communist dictator nicolae ceausescu this be he must took 13 years 700 architects and 1000000 cubic meters of transylvanian marble to construct. and like the palace our loaf is entirely made in romania using the country's favorite crop. weeds. until recently aquaculture form the backbone of the remaining economy and the country still contains thought of all the farms in the european union fortunately for this both you only need 600 grams of plain flour mills from just one meter squared of wheat mix $540.00 millimeters of water with 4 grams of feast then add to a 600 grams of plain flour plus 250 grams of brown bread flour and 200 grams of rye flour. you also need 10 grams of baking mold and of course your sourdough.
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mix well and leave it all to stand for 30 minutes. now at 24 grams of salt and need for 11 minutes to the stand mixer. than that the dough brew for 80 minutes until it stops old insides. 30 minutes in give it a quick fault. next shaped the dough into 4 small pieces and 4 large ones. place the smaller ones on top of the big ones and let your loaves rise for about an hour then brush the dough with act white. now score the notes you can choose any pattern you like i've gone for
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a traditional design based on sheets of wheat. bake it at $250.00 degrees celsius for 25 minutes if. after 10 minutes reduce the temperature to $210.00 degrees celsius. just before the bread is done brushes with hot water to give it a beautiful sheen allow the brat to cool down completely then. klaus your highness is the 1st romanian president to come from an ethnic minority he's a transylvanian saxon speaks german and says he's determined to lift the lid on corruption but that won't be easy in a state where politicians have been hollowing out the rule of law for years now it's your turn to do some scoop and you need to remove the soft part of the bread to make room for your suit but don't take out too much water painted broth will
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leak let's find out how this one's turned out. well looks like this crowd is sturdy enough. just as a. romanian in that operation on your money and made flags rustic soups and the bread that keeps everything together after all the best way to the heart of a country is through its stomach. now it's time to break out the dry martinis shaken but not because yes the trade of the new bond film has arrived is a taste of what will be daniel craig's last stand and if they're looking for a new bond i am available. player you don't have oscar. just to get to the tests
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to the conflict zone with tim sebastian. is just 3 months since india decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my guess this week here in london is jade comes up national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling b.j. . causes he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir costs. double. births the bulk. of species. a home worth saving. the young those are big changes and must start with small steps but global ideas tell stories of critics people and innovative projects around the world. but muslim countries such as privileged. shows and. interactive content teaching the next generation touch.
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