Encens Magazine #26
Featuring: Kenzo Takada, Peter Knapp, Peggy Roche, Guy Cuevas, Yves Saint Laurent…
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Graphic Magazine #15: Printing Journal
This issue is a “Printing Journal”, presented as a magazine within a magazine. It explores the map of contemporary printing culture and how printing actually operates by visiting printers and seeing their work in person, by interviewing an eminent graphic designer and asking how his previous work relates to printing, by having a designer’s talk to present their varying interests in the printing culture, and by inviting a few designers to fill their own pages with print work.
Contributions by Calff & Meischke Drukkerij, Extrapool (Knust), Veenman Drukkers, Wyber Zeefdruk, Hans Gremmen, Harmen Liemburg, The Uses of Literacy, Karel Martens, Kees Maas and Richard Niessen
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Fillip #12 on Critical Forms of Publicness with Lorna Brown, Jeff Derksen, Sean Dockray, Sven Lütticken, Julian Myers, Anne Pasternak, Keith Wallace.
Fall 2010.
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Cabinet #38 summer 2010 - ISLANDS.
Contents:
Columns
* Colors / Red
Maggie Nelson
Something dipped
* Ingestion / Table Manner
Anthony Grafton
The disposition of the Last Supper
* Inventory / An Anthology of Memories from Cabinet’s Published Past
Alejandro Cesarco
Working through our issues
* Leftovers / The Future of Neglect
Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss
Urban renewal and the politics of refusal
Main
* Radiantly Malevolent
Adam Jasper
Louis Wain’s psychotic cats
* Blue Notes
Brian Dillon
Selling the siren song of the medicine cabinet
* Scratch and Sniff
Gary Leggett
Diagnosing the allergic reaction
* If It’s Part Broke, Half Fix It
George Pendle
The sincere horse sense of Dr. George W. Crane
* Artist Project / Transmission
Maria Friberg
* Dry Mountain Water
Allen S. Weiss
Afloat on a sea of stones
* Cabinet v. Beşiktaş
Soccer as never before
Islands
* Lords of the Ring
Alistair Sponsel
Beneath the surface of the atoll
* Islands and the Law: An Interview with Christina Duffy Burnett
Sina Najafi and Christina Duffy Burnett
The juridical shape of America’s insular empire
* Artist Project / Pulau Pejantan
Institute of Critical Zoologists
* The Silence of the Dams: An Interview with Tetrapod No. 16-2-77
Mats Bigert, Sina Najafi and Tetrapod No. 16-2-77
* Isles of Safety
Tom Vanderbilt
Considering the traffic island
* A Topical Paradise
Hernán Díaz
Literary archipelagos since the great age of exploration
* Artist Projects / Washed Ashore
Keren Cytter, Jason Dodge and Annika Ström
* On the Monstrosity of Islands
D. Graham Burnett
Betrayal, solitude, madness, despair
* The Islanders
Andreas Hiepko
Castaways in a divided Berlin
* Artist Project / 65-Point Plan for Sustainable Living
Jeremy Drummond
* An Archipelago of Centers
Sandy Isenstadt
A modernist reinvention of the kitchen
And
* Postcard / Loss Accountability of Top-Down Ontologies
Mary Mattingly
* Bookmark / Napoleon, Penguins, and Beef Tea
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Motto is pleased to stock Metropolis M!
Metropolis M N.4 August- September
Featuring Monica Bonvicini on Power and Sexuality by Johannes Wendland, The Amsterdam Connection In Conversation with Jan Dibbets and Ger van Elk by Nathalie Zonnenberg, The Future of the Museum Part 1: Clémentine Deliss on the Museum der Weltkulturen by Marion Ritter and Artists on Doing Their Doctoral Research by Ilse van Rijn.
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Lying Freely, Ruth Buchanan
In her itinerant project ‘Lying Freely’, that has evolved in various locations since June 2009, Ruth Buchanan probes questions around the tension between private and public spheres by practicing a method that might be named after the project title, Lying Freely. This has involved Buchanan weaving stories by and about the public personas of three female writers Janet Frame, Virginia Woolf and Agatha Christie into her own speculative writings. The writing becomes scripts for manoeuvring through spaces of systemization and behavioural codification, such as an archive (The Hocken Collection), a hotel (Old Swan Hotel), a library (The British Library). These spaces, each associated with one of the authors, were reconfigured in a haptic choreography performed for and within different locations that hosted the project—a monumental house, a theatre, a gallery.
Co-published by Jan Van Eyck Academie Maastricht and Casco Office for Art, Design and Theory, Utrecht.
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Issue #1 of tri-publications.
tri-dissonanz
The collected fragments will evolve into a book.
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Wear, The Journal of Homeshop #2, by Elaine W. Ho
Located in the centre of Beijing on one of its old hutong alleyways, HomeShop is a store space turned sleeping-working-living space which uses its window front as the beginning point from which to examine our ways of relaying between public and private, the commercial and pure exchange as such. That given, temporality is a crucial aspect to the work of HomeShop, whereby these relations (e.g., maker/audience, neighbour/friend, seller/buyer) involve processes, wearing in and, perhaps, a mere letting in. We are an open platform as such, seeking to explore the possibilities given the context outside of the creative clusters of Beijing’s art industry and 798, and within a neighbourhood of steadfast Beijingers who persist amidst the literal rising of change all around them.
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