Thursday, December 9, 2010, 7 pm
That’s not me. Nuri Koerfer.
22 X 33 CM, 28 PAGES, 11 COLOR AND B & W PLATES, SOFTCOVER
KODOJI PRESS, BADEN, 2010, FIRST EDITION, 500 COPIES, ISBN 978–3–03747–014–5
CHF 21 / USD 21 / EUR 15
Book signing, and artist talk moderated by Stefan Wagner.
Ghostown, Laurence Bonvin. Published by Madrid Abierto.
Ghostown is a photographic project about some of the new neighbourhoods in and around Madrid, mainly Seseña in the South and Valdeluz in the North. The series of photographs looks at the state of these places after the financial crisis severely hit Spain at the end of 2008, triggering the collapse of the real estate sector.
Constructions were either brutally suspended ¬- like in Valdeluz, an unfinished city planned for 30.000 where a mere 400 people live at the present time. Or, as in Seseña, left empty due to speculation as the large majority of owners never intend to live in this remote area and are now unable to sell their flats. Ghostown is a journey through the uncanny vacancy and observes the lifeless, melancholic state of these on-going construction sites.
During MADRID ABIERTO 2010 Ghostown will be showcased in different formats: as a free large format publication, as postcards as well as images published in the newspaper Público.
D 9,50€
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D 12 €
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La Tour Noire, Stéphanie Gygax – Jean-Paul Chatelanat.
Réalisée par Stéphanie Gygax, à partir des photographies de Jean-Paul Chatelanat.
Première édition de 150 exemplaires, publiée par Rollo Press
D 13€
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A Guide Magazine Issue 2 – Spring/ Summer 2010
¨The title A Guide Magazine stands for the combination of a guide and a magazine in the form of a magazine-in-a-magazine concept. Every issue contains a removable city guide, exploring the top spots of a city or region. With this concept – and in a conscious attempt to compare with the examples we portray, we too want to break new ground and offer a new product. Above all this intention manifests in the form of presentation: from photo spreads to graphic design, we´re proposing a novel approach to designing magazines. Instead of pursuing superficial trends, we explore hidden qualities.
The first two issues are dedicated to Vienna. Together with experts, we went on a search for the city´s Top 50 Creative Spots.
Contents
Horsey Business
. The Spanish Riding School an interview with Elisabeth Guertler
. Monkey Business – Money can´t beat luck on the racetrack
. The Mercedes for horses – The family entrerprise Bockman
Including a guide featuring the top 50 places in Vienna.
D 8€
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Dead Ends – Theo Simpson
The series explores the issues of unemployment by collecting and documenting discarded job centre slips. The slips were found in and around three Sheffield jobcentres, between August 2009 and March 2010. Many were discovered well away from the jobcentres themselves: lying on back streets, scrunched in phone booths, and stuffed in salt bins. They have been collected and documented in their original state.
Size: 245 x 172mm
Printing: Single colour offset, 24pp, softback with plastic dust jacket, 2 x A3 riso posters
Edition of 400
D 8 €
Holy Crap, Rob Pruitt.
This book has a bookmark, spray painted spine and edges, as well as a drill hole for hanging.
Published by 38th Street Publishers.
Dalen Gerry Johansson
First Edition of 300 copies, numbered and signed
Printed in Värnamo, Sweden by Fälth & Hässler
Gerry Johansson (b. 1945 Swedish) have during a total of one year’s four seasons traveled to the location he had dreams of shooting as a young teenager. Dalen is the largest existing book, in format, containing Gerry’s photographs. It is also the thinnest book, in page count, that Gerry has done.
Hardcover, 285 x 305mm (11 x 11.8 inches)
32 pages, duotone offset
Designer & Editor: Tony Cederteg
Assistant Designer: Annefrid Lundgren
Published by: Libraryman
D 68€
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032c – Issue # 20 Winter 2010/2011
“Rei, I have a wish list for you” – JOHN WATERS on Comme des Garçons, and everything else you never thought you wanted to know about designer REI KAWAKUBO in our 40-page dossier. ARC’TERYX takes menswear to new heights of performance with its new line, Veilance; CLAUDE PARENT is rediscovered as Paris’ last supermodernist; HEDI SLIMANE does STERLING RUBY in downtown L.A.; REM KOOLHAAS discusses Moscow’s new Strelka Institute, FRANCESCO VEZZOLI gives us a look into Milan’s infamous club, Plastic, and DAVID SIMON, creator of HBO’s The Wire, talks anger and the American city in our segment on today’s unexpected places of discourse;; JOHANNESBURG provides a case study in African modernity; BJARKE INGELS is optimistic about the future thanks to artificial intelligence guru RAY KURZWEIL; TUNG WALSH captures WEISSHAAR and KRAM’s mechanical leviathan; DANKO and ANA STEINER bring on Hannelore, Tre, Sunnika, and cover-girl LAUREN SANTO DOMINGO to conclude their Manhattan trilogy; 032c’s latest SELECT presents the best of this season’s books, products, and ideas; and so much more on 264 pages. “
D 10€
EU 12€
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