51 photographs from 2009
Box of 51 individual 6 x 4″ photo prints by the artist, taken in various cities over one year
D € 17
Everything that can happen in a day
A2 Poster
D € 1
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One day workshop with Urs Lehni and A. Zavialoff, at the British School of Art and Design.
Students in the first year were asked to create a poster/booklet promoting the opening of the Motto Zürich store on 05.03.2010.
Nate Ne Mire!
A. Zavialoff
14 black and white photographs shot in Kosovo in 2009.
published by Innen.
D 6€
Available for distribution
Komfort magazine #3
Content
Banks — Jakub Špaňhel
PET — Veronika Richterová a Michal Cihlář
Thank you and good bye — Eva Maceková
Jiří Thýn
Room for free — Klára Šumová a Janka Murínová
Pinhole — David Balihar
I got the bra from my mum, she was knitting it for my trip to Korea — Hana Knížová
Compulsory abundance — Jan Čumlivski
I’m not supposed to love you, I’m supposed to sell you — Sylvie Currin Kořánková
Kangaroo — Adam Macháček
RGB — Marius Corradini
Disintegration of a revived nation — Yaniv Waissa
Santa Fe — Dora Čančíková
Home made tattoo — Thomas Jeppe
My “Freebie” life — Karel Veselý
Design on wheels
How to built your own living structures (Bootleg) — Urs Lehni
Paranoia — Martin Chlup
Czech, english.
D 11,50€
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Open line into times Tic-tac-tic-tac
Manuel Raeder
The relationship between open lines (directions)
and circles (enclosures)
The relationship between time and space
The relationship between movement and position
The relationship between a ray of light and a wall
The relationship between chairs and legs
Tic-tac-tic-tac-tic-tac-tic-tac-tic-tac-tic
Ulises Carrion, “Clockwork”, Amsterdam, 1987
Manuel Raeder lives and works in Berlin. His main focus lies in generating collaborations with artists, plants, scientists, parrots, fashion designers, printers, interns, librarians, curators, rappers, photocopiers, book binders, none professionals and theorists, always questioning upon the practice and reevaluating the position that humans have in relation to their objects.
His work has a wide range of formats exploring the boundaries between exhibitions, ephemera, books, type design, editing and publishing to furniture design.
For Manuel, time is not linear but can be seen as a flexible tangle. When we live things happen to us, but when we report them we make them happen. Objects and archives transform our actions. At Elgarafi he will be presenting a series of new furniture works that can be used as an archive or sitting devices. Single pages will be flying into the space, forming a limited publication.
Opening, Ferbruary 27th, 5-8pm
Elgarafi
Gorlmannstr. 46
10623 West-Berlin
