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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FUKT – A Magazine for Drawing #8/9
Featuring contributions on an invitation basis from curators to artists including Pawel Olszczynski, Maciej Sienczyk, Johan Tirén, Aleksandra Waliszewska, Kathleen Henderson, Max Maddox and Grzegorz Droz.
Other contributors include Sofie Berntsen, Thomas Broomé, Pola Dwurnik, Harold Fisk, Pia Fuchs (German ID of Patricia Reed), Jochen Gerner, Bjørn Hegardt, Torgeir Husevaag, Alevtina Kakhidze, Laurent Le Deunff, Maess, Maja Nilsen, Eric Nyquist, Jeff Olsson, Leah Raintree, Matthias Reinhold, Julia Steiner, Mayura Torii, Steingrim Veum
published by Revolver Publishing
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The Exhibitionist #2, Journal on exhibition making.
Published by Archive Books.
Contributors:
Tara McDowell, Matthew Drutt, Juan A. Gaitan, Aurélie Voltz, Constance Lewallen, Eva Díaz, Robert Storr, Jenelle Porter, Jane Simon, Mary Jane Jacob, Nato Thompson, Joshua Decter, Okwui Enwezor, Jack Bankowsky, Peter Eleey, Jens Hoffmann.
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Arc Magazine #14
Arc magazine is the art and design publication designed and produced by current postgraduate students at the Royal College of Art.
The latest issue, Arc #14 is under the editorial guidance of Charmian Griffin and is designed by Mark El-khatib. The issue includes interviews with artist Richard Wentworth and graphic designer Cornel Windlin as well as articles from Marina Warner, Lucy Soutter, Superniche, Michael Crowe, Department 21, Julijonas Urbonas and special artist projects from åbäke and Nina Beier and Marie Lund.
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Little Joe No. 1
Little Joe is a new biannual publication looking at film from a different perspective. It is a direct move away from the traditional method of reviewing all current and future releases towards a more selective and eclectic focus on films that inspire alternative discourse
Risograph printed
Edition of 500
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Komfort Mag #4
Featuring photos by Jiří Thýn, Johana Pošová, Dušan Tománek, Jiří Karásek, Radeq Brousil, Petra Ondřejková, Romana Drdová, Jana Šprinclová and Megan Cullen. Ilustrations are from Petra Josefína Stibitzová and Yulie Yakushová. Memorable interviews were conducted with Petr Všetečka, the architect who reconstructed the National Monument in Vítkov in Prague (interviewed by Dušan Tománek), and with Tomáš Vojáček, a forensic surgeon (interviewed by Ondřej Formánek a Luděk Staněk).
This issue of Komfort is also completely bilingual, written in both Czech and English languages.
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Faund #9, FBCDN
Through a selection of finders presented in a printed album, Faund aims to highlight the value of internet-found images.
The guest of this ninth issue made a selection of unexpected and beautiful photos from the Facebooks servers. This new era of privacy exposes a huge amount of images. Among them valuable surprises can be found.
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Corner College lädt Dich herzlich zu einem Vortrag mit
anschliessender Buchvernissage am nächsten Freitag ein.
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Vortrag / Buchvernissage
Heidrun Holzfeind: Mexico 68/CU
Freitag, 16.7.2010, 19 Uhr
http://www.corner-college.com/Veranstaltungen/1279231200
Die in New York lebende Künstlerin Heidrun Holzfeind stellt drei ihrer Arbeiten vor, die unlängst bei Kodoji Press in Baden erschienen sind.
“Mexico 68” besteht aus einer achtzehnteiligen Interviewserie mit ehemaligen Studierenden der Universität Mexiko, die 1968 ein Programm für bürgerliche Freiheiten und gegen die herrschende Repression formulierten. Ihre Anliegen wurden durch die Armee unterdrückt, was schliesslich in einem Massaker endete. “CU” wirft in 53 ganzseitigen Fotografien die Frage auf, inwiefern die Architekturmoderne die Vorstellungen von Freiheit und Gemeinschaft, die sie anfänglich zu ihrem Paradigma erhob, hat oder hätte einlösen können.
Ähnlich verhält es sich mit “Behind the Iron Gate / Za Zelazna Brama”, einer Dokumentation des Lebens in einer Warschauer Planstadt, die in den Jahren 1965-1972 auf den Trümmern des Jüdischen Ghettos errichtet wurde.
Heidrun Holfeinds Arbeit zeichnet sich dadurch aus, dass sie augenscheinlich mit den Mitteln der Dokumentation
arbeitet, damit aber eine Form der künstlerischen Forschung betreibt. Dieser Ansatz erlaubt es Erkenntnisfragen, wie
sie üblicherweise in der Geschichtswissenschaft zum Zuge kommen, um eine ästhetische Form zu erweitern, die subjektive und individuelle Momente einzufangen.
Weitere Informationen zu Heidrun Holzfeind:
http://www.heidrunholzfeind.com
Das Gespräch wird moderiert von Stefan Wagner.
“Mexico 68/CU” erscheint in einer zweibändigen Auflage von 700 Stück. “Behind The Iron Gate / Za Zelazna Brama” erscheint als DVD mit Booklet in einer Auflage von 500 Stück.
Die Veranstaltung erfolgt in Zusammenarbeit mit Motto Zürich und Kodoji Press Baden.
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Cabinet Magazine #37 – Bubbles, Spring 2010
Including Wayne Koestenbaum on the figure of the bubble in the philosophy and praxis of Marx (Harpo), Jonathan Allen on the delicate art of the balloon, D. Graham Burnett on bubbles (fast), bubbles (hot), bubbles (fun), and more bubbles (metaphysical), Justin E. H. Smith on the loaf of life, a conversation about fizziness between mixologist Eben Klemm and food scientist David Arnold and recently discovered correspondence from aspiring balloonist Gordon Matta-Clark
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