Apartamento launched their new issue in Tokyo and for the occasion also published a special japanese translation insert.
The (regular) new issue ships now!! 12 euros + postage. (mottodistribution@gmail.com).
This publication has been released on the occasion of the exhibition Title of the Show by Julia Born, from 8 October to 29 November 2009, at the Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst Leipzig (Museum of Contemporary Art Leipzig).
Alphabet Prime is a new biannual arts journal presenting critical texts, artist contributions, and fictional works, among other content. The publication takes as its focus the problem of language in contemporary discourse, and its limitations within the established framework of “theory”.
Featuring Asli Cavusoglu, Goldin + Senneby, Jen Kennedy and Liz Linden, Ginny Kollak, F. Zahir Mibineh, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Sarah Rifky, Irit Rogoff, Johanne Nordby Wernø, Olav Westphalen.
5 €
Available for distribution.
LURVE new issue.
15 €
Fantom Magazine Issue #1, published by Boiler Corporation, and edited by Cay Sophie Rabinowitz and Selva Barni.
21,50e (D).
Provence, a magazine dedicated to hobbies, is edited by Daiga Grantina, Tobias Kaspar and Hannes Loichinger.
Issue R contributions by:
Oliver Bulas & Moira Lenz, Dominic Eichler, Henrik Olesen, Ghislain Mollet-Viéville, Egija Inzule and Tobias Kaspar, Christina Linden with Allison Smith, Mikael D. Brkić, Loretta Fahrenholz and Nolan Simon, Verena Issel, Christopher Williams, Alida Müschen, Zak Prekop, Wang Tao-Cheng, Anna Möller, Phillip Zach, Soeren Engsted, Julia Sippel, Robert Walser, Lay out Renato Zülli, Susan Bernofsky, Clayton Flynn and Alexander Michael Ferrando, Anke Dyes and Andrea Legiehn, Jay Chung and Q Takeki Maeda, Axel Boman, Erik Lavesson and Robin Ekemark.
Provence is now in stock and available for distribution.
Elein Fleiss is back is it’s all for the better. The recently published ‘Cahiers du Purple’ will though remind you of Purple Journal, with some usual suspects in the contributors list, but it’s a thick, 300 pages yearly publication, which feels more like a book.
ANP Quarterly came up with their new issue! Available for distribution soon. (and a little Motto self promotion today).