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Club Moral (Danny Devos & Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven)
Live concert by Club Moral on occasion of the homage to Guy Schraenen, Museum Reina Sofia, Madrid 2020
source: guyschraenenediteur.com
Macht Kaputt was Euch Kaputt Macht by Danny Devos (Z33, Zuivelmarkt 33, Hasselt, Belgium, 22 September 2007)
'I transported a mass of earth in plastic bags from the hole to the art venue. Dressed in a 1970’s suit and wearing sunglasses I handed out a pamphlet to members of the audience. While an extended version of ‘Macht kaputt was euch kaputt macht!’ by Ton Steine Scherben played loud through a ghettoblaster I poured the earth onto the floor in a defensive wall structure. Then I poured a can of petrol over my head. Mixing the petrol with earth from the hole I made small muddy projectiles which I threw at the audience.'
DDV - Ladder - 2 (2006)
DDV (Danny Devos) – Force Mental 2 (p. 29): Hij die geen hoofd heeft zal geen hoofdpijn hebben. / He Who Has no Head Will Have no Headaches. (1988, Dutch and English)
DDV (Danny Devos) – Force Mental 1 (p. 008): De Fascistische SexMoordGedacht / The Fascist SexMurderThought (1988, Dutch and English)
Diagonal – 2 by Danny Devos (25 June 1980)
'I was laying with my back naked in the middle of the room. Ria Pacquée spray-painted a diagonal through the space and over my back. Then she removed the paint from my back with sandpaper. On the floor I wrote: "I don’t belong here".'
Secret Punk by Danny Devos (various, Gent, Brussel, Antwerpen, Belgium, 30 March 1979)
'For 11 days I walked around with a safety pin stuck through my left arm without anybody knowing it.'
I Challenge You by Danny Devos (College of Advanced Education, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, 16 March 1987)
'I made a metal mask which was fixed to my head. While Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven read a text about willpower, I pulled myself forward with the mask by a rope. The sound of my breathing was electronically amplified through a throat-microphone.'
