This is what I call love # 13
Posted in illustration, Motto Berlin store, Zines on June 30th, 2010Tags: This is What I call Love # 13
Cold Pop by Mark Delong
Published by Seems Books
Perfect bound with dust jacket
100 pages
print run: 500
D 22€
CrimeWays, MyWays, and FutureWays edited by Rita McBride, Erin Cosgrove, David Gray, and Matthew Licht.
TheWays is a series of books that exploit and decipher genre writing with an entertaining and refreshing collective structure. The books include contributions from more than fifty artists, architects, writers, journalists, curators, and critics. Part of Printed Matter’s Emerging Artists Publication Series.
Contributors: Lawrence Bailey, Jay Battle, Mary Caponegro, Erin Cosgrove, Christina Gómez Barrio and Wolfgang Mayer, Matthew Geller, David Gray, Pablo Helguera, Michele Hierholzer, Philippine Hoegen, Diana Kingsley, Matthew Licht, Rita McBride, Willem Ooerbeek, Jackson Perry, R.H. Quaytman, Kimberly Sexton, Gordon Tapper, Erica Van Horn, and Marcel Vos.
D 14€
D 7€ (FutureWays)
Dispersion by Seth Price.
A provocative 14 page essay in which artist Seth Price examines the classical model of conceptualism, calling for a new public art, and arguing for less of a rupture between artistic interventions and distributed media. Complete with numerous illustrations and a spray-painted glossy cover.
Published by 38th Street Publishers
Volkerlchau by Melanie Bonajo
This 16-page full-color catalog features images made for Melanie Bonajo’s solo show “captive lives, western spectacle” at Capricious Space in September/October 2009.
Published by Capricious
D 12€
Efdemin. Chicago LP on Dial Records.
19€
Motto is pleased to carry several Dial and Laid releases in both Berlin and Zürich stores.
There Will Be Singing video by Jutojo.
Famous # 10, Nobody is Famous in New York
The primier concept of Famous was that of an entirely white magazine, empty, devoid of any visual representation. Only names, of real or virtual “anti-contributors”, would have come to the light of such an immaculate matter. Thereafter, Famous became a polymorphous magazine, with fluctuation directive lines and variable contents. Dissolving subjective identities on behalf of the purpose, Famous can also take the decision to use star system’s codes in order to have diverse individualities emerge. Famous wants to be theoretical and practical, intimate and mundane.
D 9€
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“Drinnen & Draussen”
a group exhibition with:
Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Lucy Coggle, Jérémie Gindre, Petrit Halilaj, Karin Hueber, Hannah James, Heike Kabisch, Valerie Krause, Roseline Rannoch, Heiko Räpple, Vanessa Safavi, Carla Scott Fullerton, John Spiteri, Philippe van Wolputte.
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 26, 2010
19.00 – 22.00
26 June – 26 August, 2010
Chert / Motto
Skalitzerstr. 68
10997 Berlin
www.chert-berlin.com
www.mottodistribution.com
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The show invites 14 artists from various countries including Germany, Australia, Belgium, Switzerland, Great Britain, Mexico and Kosovo. The different works are situated both inside the gallery space and outside of it, using part of the courtyard where Chert and Motto are located. In this way, the attention is moving between the ideas of precariousness and delicacy, creating a different approach to the public in respect of the artwork, focusing on the differences between a traditional gallery context and an extemporaneous placement.
Third Reich, Patinoire, Caravans, Church Houses, Niemeyer
by Erik Van Der Weijde
D 25€
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