CONST Literary (P)review 2012. Editors: Maria Mårsell & Ida Therén

“CONST Literary (P)review began with a quick e-mail, sent from New York Public Library. ‘Why don’t we start a literary magazine, you and I?’ The reply came from a beer cafe in Copenhagen. ‘Let’s do it.’ The idea for CLP came in the shape of a question: Why are there no forums for interesting Swedish literature? Printing is cheaper than ever, historic amounts of books are sold every year, the writing schools are cramped. A brand new Swedish study tells us that the dream job for the regular Swede is to be a writer. At the same time there is no space for first-time authors, except the chosen few the publishers dare to give a shot each year. So where do all the good texts go? As literary-minded people we wanted to find out what’s going on with quality literature in Sweden. Is it doing ok – and if not, how can we get it to shape up and share it with the world?…”

CONST Literary (P)review är en litteraturtidskrift för utmanande skönlitteratur. CLP innehåller tidigare outgivna texter – noveller, poesi, work-in-progress – och erbjuder ett tvärsnitt av den, just nu, mest spännande skönlitteraturen skriven på svenska. Samtliga texter publiceras på svenska och engelska för att nå såväl nationell som internationell publik.

I det första numret, CLP 1/2012, publiceras nyskrivet material av bl.a Helena Granström, Viktor Johansson och Lidija Praizović.

Medverkar i CLP #1 gör/ with contributions by: Tone Brorsson, Olle Dyrander, Sara-Vide Ericson (konst), Tove Folkesson, Helena Granström, Viktor Johansson, Björn Kohlström (essä), Helena Lie, Daniél Lindström, Malte Persson, Lidija Praizović, Meriç Algün Ringborg (konst), Karolina Stenström

Language: Swedish / English
Pages: 196
Size: 22.5 x 17 cm
ISBN: 9789163713569

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frieze d/e #7
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Fotograf #20: Public Art

Fotograf is a magazine on photography and visual culture. The “Public Art” issue features Braco Dimitrijevic, Dennis Adams, Susan Meiselas, Silvina Arismendi, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Wendy Ewald, Susanne Bosch, Tomas Moravec, Jakub Cabalka & Jakub Cervenka, Sejla Kameric, Dora Dernerova, Lukas Hajek & Zdenek Porcal, kennardphillipps, Vladimir Turner, Voina Wanted, Jan Maly, Jiri Polacek, Ivan Lutterer, and more.

2012, Volume 11
Language: English
ISSN: 1213-9602

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Quick #7. Jonathan Monk: Bin ich immer noch lustig? ourpress publishing.

September 2012
36 pages
1 colour stencil print
21 x 14,5 cm

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The Kingsboro Press, Issue 8.

INCLUDING WORKS BY:
BECCA ALBEE, DAVID ARMACOST, JORDAN AWAN, WALTER DE LA MER, DX, NOEL FRIEBERT, DMITRI HERTZ, CHIP HUGHES, GB JONES, CAT KRON, MELISSA LEVIN, GREIL MARCUS, NIK PLANCK, ZEPHYR PAVEY, ASHER PENN, JEREMY SIGLER, ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE, WILLIAM WEGMAN, YAN YAN, SETH ZUCKER, AND MORE

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San Rocco presentation @ Motto Berlin
Monday, October 22
from 7pm

With guests:
Pier Paolo Tamburelli
Andrea Zanderigo
Francesca Benedetto
Wilfried Kuehn
Nikolaus Kuhnert
Simona Malvezzi

http://www.sanrocco.info/

CURA. No.12 – Fall 2012

Inside the cover –
DANIEL GUSTAV CRAMER – words by Luca Cerizza
PORTRAITS IN THE EXHIBITION SPACE – ‘Alfred H. Barr Jr, Modern is public’ by Lorenzo Benedetti
SPACES — STUDY CASES – ‘Chapt. 3 – Christian Bernard Mamco, Geneva’ by Vincent Honoré
MAKING AN EXHIBITION – ‘The Installers’ by Adam Carr
TALK – ‘Occupy Art?’ by Raimar Stange
FOCUS – ‘Sophie’s Complex’ by Jean-Max Colard
LAB – A project by Anna Barham, words by Catherine Wood
SPOTLIGHT – ‘Marie Lund’ by Cecilia Canziani
ISABELLE CORNARO – In conversation with Fabrice Stroun
BABAK GHAZI – ‘Sentimental Matters: An Exposure of Identity and Recognition’ by Nicoletta Lambertucci
THE EXHIBITION ROOM – ‘Toyota’- A project by Erik Van Der Weijde
POP QUIZ – A project by Iris Touliatou
FASHION CURATING – ‘In conversation with Emanuele Quinz & Luca Marchetti / mosign’ by Dobrila Denegri
BOOKS – ‘Performing the Curatorial, Within and Beyond Art’ by Costanza Paissan
THE FOX – ‘“So we proceed amidst contradictions”, Revisiting The Fox (1975-1976), part I’ by Felix Vogel
AGENDA – edited by Sara Feola

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frieze #150, Jennifer Higgie, Jörg Heiser (Eds.), published by Frieze Publishing.

Insightful, intelligent and exquisitely designed, frieze is the leading magazine in contemporary art and culture. frieze profiles emerging artists and highlights new currents in art practice as well as offering a fresh perspective on more established artists. Including exhibition reviews, interviews, city reports and worldwide listings, the magazine is essential reading for anyone interested in visual culture.

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Spike #33.

CONTENTS

ARTIST’S FAVOURITES
By Haegue Yang: Jimmie Durham, Abraham Cruzvillegas, Damián Ortega, Yiso Bahc, Beom Kim.

DOCUMENTA 13
French curator Nicolas Bourriaud and American critic Fionn Meade have different views on the most important exhibition in the world.

ESSAY
Tal Beery, member of Occupy Museums, on the artist as activist.

CURATOR’S KEY
Krist Gruijthuijsen on »On becoming something else« (2009) by Ben Kinmont.

INSTITUTION
Marina Fokidis founded Kunsthalle Athena with the goal of bringing the public arena into closer contact with art. A conversation with Filipa Ramos.

GALLERIES
47 Canal, the young gallery in Downtown Manhattan owned by artist Margaret Lee and ex-director of Alexander and Bonin, Oliver Newton. By Karen Archey.

PORTRAIT NICOLE EISENMAN
Between pathos and horseplay, dirty jokes and serious politics. Joanna Fiduccia on the work of the American painter.

FRANZ WEST
The Austrian artist passed away in July. Pier Luigi Tazzi, Stefan Ratibor, and Gelatin remember him.

PORTRAIT CHRISTIAN FALSNAES
The language and symbolism of demonstrations, powerful emotions, crowd surfing, karaoke, glam-rock costumes and 80s-style music videos. Carson Chan in conversation with the performance artist Christian Falsnaes.

PORTRAIT OSKAR FISCHINGER
The abstract animations of the German artist, an emigrant to LA, were long appreciated only by radical formalists and avant-garde visionaries. Fionn Meade on a rediscovery.

EMOTIONAL COMMUNISM
The spectre of communism is haunting the art biennials of Europe. By Nick Currie.

ARTHUR BOTO CONLEY’S MUSIC WORKSHOP
Two records by the elusive ethnomusicologist Arthur Boto Conley. By John Beeson.

SLOW FADING L.A.
By Jon Leon

SEDCUTION
By Patricia Ellis, Tenzing Barshee, Dani Gal, Eivind Furnesvik, Angela Stief.

REVIEWS
Reviews of international exhibitions

THE PFAFF BROTHERS
Soil happens

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The Gentlewoman #6, Penny Martin (Ed.), published by Fantastic Woman Ltd., Gert Jonkers & Jop van Bennekom.

The Gentlewoman proudly presents the universally adored legend of stage and screen Angela Lansbury as this season’s cover star. She leads a cast of the most remarkable and captivating women who are profiled in this edition; intrepid shopkeeper Leila McAlister, incomparable artist Tauba Auerbach, multi-talented singer-songwriter St Vincent, retail powerhouse Alannah Weston, hardworking actress Michelle Dockery and the xx’s charming Romy Madley Croft. Issue six is also brimming with fantastic fashions; marvellous models Lara Stone, Yasmin Le Bon and Malgosia Bela present ultrafeminine eveningwear, definitive tailoring and cosy jumpers, coats and capes, all selected for super glamorous living this autumn.

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