Flaneur #1: Kantstrasse, Berlin

Flaneur Magazine presents one street per issue. The magazine presents its complexity, dynamic and fragmented nature and layers with a literary approach. It creates a meaningful correlation between places, stories, people and objects that aren’t necessarily related. The magazine is aware of its subjectivity. It wants to say »This could be Kantstraße«.
Aesthetically and stylistically Flaneur Magazine relies on inter/multi-disciplinarity. The exchange and collaboration between writers, photographers, illustrators, musicians, designers and architects is a vital conceptual aspect to push the boundaries of what a print magazine is thought to be. A clear framework acts as a pillar to help suspend the various elements of the magazine and to continuously bring the reader back to a fixed point. The reader can participate and immerse himself in the stories told though the magazine does not want to be transparent and predictable. It does not, like a travel guide, dictate its reader rather it wants to enchain its reader the same way a good book does.

EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
Grashina Gabelmann & Fabian Saul

ART DIRECTORS
Michelle Phillips & Johannes Conrad
Studio Y-U-K-I-K-O

FOUNDER / PUBLISHER
Ricarda Messner

Language : English
Pages : 120
Size: 23.8 x 31 cm

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Featuring:

FATIMA AL QADIRI
CHRIS KRAUS
GÜNTHER FÖRG
TALKING ABOUT
CAMERON JAMIE
KERRY JAMES MARSHALL
ULL HOHN
ERICKA BECKMAN
AVERY SINGER
PAULO NAZARETH
JAMES LEE BYARS
GABRIEL ABRANTES
KADER ATTIA
CHANNA HORWITZ

Pages: 304
Size: 37 × 26 cm
Binding: Softcover

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Camera Austria #122

Featuring:

Shirana Shahbazi
Wolfgang Tillmans
Stephanie Kiwitt
Heinz Peter Knes
Michele Robecchi
Mark Durden
Vanessa Joan Müller
Oscar Faria
T.J. Demos

English / German

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Spring—Summer 2013

Cover by: Sam Falls

INSIDE THE COVER
Sam Falls
words by Adam O’Reilly

PORTRAITS IN THE
EXHIBITION SPACE
265 — LUCY R. LIPPARD
by Lorenzo Benedetti

SPACES—Study Cases
Krist Gruijthuijsen
Grazer Kunstverein
by Vincent Honoré

TALKING ABOUT
Curating the Title or Exhibition Titleology
by Jean-Max Colard
project by Stefan Brüggemann

TALKING ABOUT BOOKS
Let Us Save Poul Gernes
by Raimar Stange

LAB
Will Rogan
Sitting
words by Apsara DiQuinzio

SPOTLIGHT
Sean Edwards
Untitled (Maelfa)
in conversation with Adam Carr

Ann Cathrin November Høibo
Empty Clothes
in conversation with Ruba Katrib

LAB
Gabriele De Santis
Like
texts by Valentinas Klimašauskas
and Alex Ross

SHOW AND TELL
Sara Barker
At The Threshold
by Cecilia Canziani

SPOTLIGHT
Niels Trannois
Tashika ni
in conversation with
Alexis Vaillant

THE EXHIBITION ROOM
G. Küng
Making Tracks

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The Federal #4

CONTENTS

Antanas Gerlikas introduces some of the words
An afternoon at Algirdas Šeskus and Milda Šeškuviene’s with Aurime Aleksandraviciute, Gintaras Didžiapetris, Raimundas Malašauskas, Elena Narbutaite and Jonas Žakaitis
Jonas Žakaitis talks with Ron Eglash
Chris Fitzpatrick talks with Francis Heylighen
Elena Narbutaite’s main idea

COLOPHON

Editors: Aurime Aleksandraviciute, Gintaras Didžiapetris, Jonas Žakaitis
Copy editor: Josephine Baker-Heaslip
Translations: Jurij Dobriakov
Editorial assistance: Ruta Juneviciute, Viktorija Rybakova
Published: May 2013
Cover: Transit (2012), an open file by Gintaras Didžiapetris
Designed by: Joseph Miceli & Lina Ozerkina (alfa60 / friends make books)
Format: 16 x 24 cm, 42 pages, soft cover, stapled, B&W offset printing
Printed by: Petro ofsetas, Vilnius, Lithuania
Number of copies: 300

CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE:

Gintaras Didžiapetris is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Ron Eglash is a cyberneticist and ethno-mathematician based in New York, US.
Chris Fitzpatrick is a curator and director of Objectif Exhibitions, Antwerp, Belgium.
Antanas Gerlikas is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Francis Heylighen is a cyberneticist based in Brussels, Belgium.
Raimundas Malašauskas is a curator based in Brussels, Belgium.
Elena Narbutaite is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Algirdas Šeškus is an artist and bioenergetics practicioner based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Milda Šeškuviene is an art historian based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Viktoras Vaicikauskas is a physicist and engineer based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Jonas Žakaitis and Aurime Aleksandraviciute are currently in the middle of Oo, www.oo-oo.co

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Year Magazine 2013

“YEAR is the annual yearbook showcasing a subjective, abstract, moving scene. The third issue of YEAR is, again, an almanac, a programme, a diary and a lot of glam shit handsome gorgeous terrific “blah blah blah” gathering together more than 85 prospective and retrospective contributions. Theory, poetry and narration mingle with the visual in what unravels, page after page – a landscape full of details and perspectives. On the one hand it is a printed exhibition, on the other a garden hosting an experimental barbecue with dead lipstick and redneck zombies, plus a lake and a few books. Can you smell that? Where does this come from, huh? And discussions behind every bush and column.”

THE CONTRIBUTORS
Painting : Anthea Hamilton

Cover photo : Fabrice Dermience
Damien Airault, Shane Anderson, Sylvie Arnaud, Isabelle Arthuis, Sven Augustijnen, Patrick Bobilin, Francisco Camacho, Ellen Cantor, CAREFOUR, Gabriella Ciancimino, Contour, Boris Crack, François Curlet, Mathis Collins, Carles Congost, Anna Davinski Foundation, Isabelle de Visscher-Lemaitre, Federico del Vecchio, DSCTHK, Etablissement d’en Face, Jean-Yves Evrard, Tatiana Fernandez Echeverri, France Fiction, FLINT-FUYT, André Fortino, Michel François, Charles Garcin, Jill Gasparina, Mathis Gasser, Armand Gatti, Laetitia Gendre, Adel Ghezal, Karl Holmqvist, Huz & Bosshard, Vincent Honoré / Ben Cain, Hotel Charleroi, Jean Paul Jacquet, Benjamin Jaubert, Renaud Jerez, Agata Jastrzabek & Laszlo Umbreit, Ilja Karilampi, Kim Kim Gallery, Lucas Knipscher, Estelle Lecaille, Erwan Mahéo, David Malek, Fiona McKay, Estelle Nabeyrat, Michelle Naismith, Lise Nelleman, Bavo Olbrechts, Douglas Park, Gianandrea Poletta, Carl Palm, Yann Perol, Guillaume Robert, Viktor Rosdahl, John Russell, Gio Black Peter, Fabrice Pichat, Emilie Pitoiset, Sten Are Sandbeck, Timothy Stappaert, Jaro Straub, Peter Sutherland, Fleur van Muiswinkel, Benjamin Valenza, France Valliccioni, Joelle Van Autreve, Lauren VHS, Wepion.

Language : English, French, Dutch

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Misha Hollenbach, Ben Frost, Dirty Beaches, Greg Hunt, Clemens Behr, Pond, The act of killing, Robert Rickhoff, Tim Plamper, Kendell Geers, Matt Furie.

Language: English
Size: 23 × 26
Binding: Softcover

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The Burning Sands magazine is a new art publication from Glasgow, designed by Sophie Dyer and Maeve Redmond. In the first issue the contributors are a mix of emergent and established artists: Giles Bailey (London), Rob Churm (Glasgow), Romany Dear (Glasgow), Mark Hamilton (Leipzig), Ashanti Harris (Glasgow), Chris Johanson (Los Angeles), Tom Worthington (Glasgow), Richard Wright (Glasgow), and working collaboratively, Katy Edelsten (London) & Annie Hazelwood (London), Barry Burns (Glasgow) & Louise Shelley (London) and Laura Smith (London) & Rebecca Wilcox (Glasgow). It is 48 pages, black and white throughout, with a colour cover.

Editor: Sarah Lowndes
Language: English
Pages: 48
Binding: Softcover

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Mousse #38
features:

James Benning
On the Real and the Reel: In Conversation with James Benning
by Bruce Jenkins
Talking About
Conceptual Blind Spots
by Caitlin Jones
Trajal Harrell, Steffani Jemison, Ralph Lemon, Okwui Okpokwasili, Wu Tsang
Feeling Conceptual
by Thomas J. Lax
Lena Henke
Street Material
by Judith Hopf
NICE TO MEET YOU: David Horvitz
What Color Is Your Parachute, David Horvitz?
by Jacob Fabricius
BERLIN Pauline Boudry & Renate Lorenz
Queer Archaeology
by Anne-Sophie Dinant
NEW YORK Sergei Tcherepnin
All the Right Noises
by Simon Castets
Peter Wächtler
Englisch Literature
by Jamie Stevens
Piotr Uklanski
Sorry I Am Not Sorry (for Polish Neo-Avantgarde)
by Adam Szymczyk

and more…

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