Encens #26
Posted in Fashion, magazines, Motto Berlin store, photography on September 1st, 2010Tags: Encens
Encens Magazine #26
Featuring: Kenzo Takada, Peter Knapp, Peggy Roche, Guy Cuevas, Yves Saint Laurent…
D 22€
Encens Magazine #26
Featuring: Kenzo Takada, Peter Knapp, Peggy Roche, Guy Cuevas, Yves Saint Laurent…
D 22€
EZKIOZALEAK: A photographic account of the followers of the Ezkioga Apparitions edited by Julia Montilla
A photographic collection accompanied by a pair of analytical texts about the phenomenon documenting the apparitions that took place in Ezkioga in 1931.
Texts in Spanish and English
D 12€
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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.
D 10€
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The third Adios publication features a selection of young Finnish artists picked by it’s editor in chief, Konsta Ojala.
It features Timo Vaittinen, Konsta Ojala, Germes Crew, Janne Martola, Mark Kuivanen, Tommi Musturi, Samu Nyholm, Vilunki 3000 and Sauli Sirvio.
Hardback, Gold leaf embossed cover, 200 pages
D 35€
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Adios #1 & #2 still available!
Reponse Floue, Jeremie Egry. MRV-04.
Published by MORAVA
Edition of 100 copies.
“Réponse Floue”, prepared in full by Jérémie Egry, is a booklet with a few reproductions of his photographs. Jérémie is a young French artist who is active primarily in photography but also in objects and videos, often blurring the borderline between individual so-called areas. Together with his three friends (Aurélien Arbet, Nicolas Poillot and Marco Barrera) he runs a publishing house JSBJ (www.jesuisunebandedejeunes.com), which issues zins and art books.
D 8€
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Cape Town – South Africa, Marco Lachi
The exhibition “Cape Town – South Africa”, curated by 3/3 in Galleria Manzoni, narrates, through a selection of 20 pictures, the personal vision of Marco Lachi on the phenomenon of urban fear in Cape Town residential areas and in some other South African suburban areas. A vision that becomes more complex through an approach that goes from mainly analytical to more personal, revealing Marco Lachi’s relationship with the environment, always in search of that subtle tension that animates the world around him.
Published by Magnolia Edizioni
D 20€
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Cyprien Gaillard. Geographical Analogies, Edited by Florence Derieux, Susanne Gaensheimer, Adam Szymczyk, Rein Wolfs.
Published by JRP. Limited edition.
English. 224 pages.
This artist’s book is based on Cyprien Gaillard’s “Geographical Analogies,” a collection of 900 Polaroids, carefully and rigorously arranged in a total of 100 showcases, telling many stories about landscapes, monuments, modernist buildings, and architectonic utopias, and just as many stories about decay, destruction, and devastation.
As Rein Wolfs puts it in the introduction of this publication “Gaillard’s epic work, outmodedly analog … reflects a computation of time that seems to have disappeared …. In the disintegrating medium of Polaroid photography the aspect of disappearance inherent to time is documented and allegedly temporarily halted—until in foreseeable time these originals too will have disappeared beyond recall … Decay, disappearance, remembrance and decline are omnipresent motifs in this work … Numerous devastated concrete landscapes, unfinished holiday developments, monuments, ruins, modernist high-rise estates, cemeteries, landscapes and—as a counterpoint—golf courses stand for an equal number of failed ambitions, or decaying cultural testimonies to their time … But the ‘Geographical Analogies’ can be conserved for perpetuity in the format of this book which, like an atlas arranging things at a different level, represents a further stage of scientific classification: a global atlas full of ruins of the Gaillard trademark. A world atlas against disappearance.”
D 60€