Material Press #2
Featuring: Adam Berg, Ellen Birrell, Ginny Cook, Maria Fusco, Jesse Aron Green, Daniel Hockenson, Jonathan Miles, Regine Petersen, Kim Schoen, Emma Shercliff, Jesper List Thomsen.
D 16,50€
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Man•i•fes•t, Various Editors
D 5€
Exhibition Prosthetics, Joseph Grigely
Edited by Zak Kyes
Conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist and Zak Kyes.
Co-published by Sternberg Press and Bedford Press
D 10€
Forms of Inquiry Annex, Zak Kyes, Capucine Perrot (Eds.)
D 10€
AA, Noted Without Comment, Zak Kyes, Wayne Daly (Eds.)
D 2€
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Mc Sweeney’s #33. A tribute to newspaper print. (1,5kilos of content!)
D 16€
CriticismCriticism #2. Edited by Tiphanie Blanc, Guillaume Pilet and Vincent Normand.
Free + shipping. (orders@mottodistribution.com).
F.R. DAVID – The “Iditorial” issue
Dieter Roelstraete
“The bizarre order in which the seven days of the week appear in the current issue of F.R.DAVID is modelled after the sequence of KarlHeinz Stockhausen’s opera cycle ‘Licht’, starting with “Donnerstag am Licht” (work on which began in 1977) and ending with “Sonntag am Licht”, the part with which the composer finally concluded the series in 2003. In Stockhausen’s cycle, the subject matter of each opera mirrors (however opaquely at times) the traditional mythological attributes ascribed to the various days of the week—not a concern that exerted any influence on F.R.DAVID’s appropriation of this structure, which is no more than a homage in passing. Each editorial was conceived and written, however, within the space of a day, with various elements recurring, echo-like, throughout the week that was. So far, ‘Licht’ has never been staged in its entirety, and it is not known whether Stockhausen ever meant it to be.”
Publisher(s): de Appel arts centre
Editor(s): Will Holder, Ann Demeester, Dieter Roelstraete, Edna van Duyn
ISBN: 1874-026X
Year: 2009
Design: Will Holder
Language: English
D 10€
Criticism, la revue de critique de la critique.
Dans la caverne, le cinéma: l’écriture comme dispositif scopique, Vincent Normand
Altermanifesto – Modernism’s not dead, Guillaume Pilet
Palimpseste et autres métaphores cannibales, Tiphanie Blanc
Criticism is free (+ shipping).
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Fallen Books, M. Dubbin & A. S. Davidson , D 29€
Ballack, Olaf Nicolai,
Homing Pigeons, Jason Dodge,
Speis, Hans Schabus,
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In 1997, Francis Ford Coppola launched Zoetrope: All-Story, a quarterly magazine devoted to the best new short fiction and one-act plays. Along with new stories, each edition of the magazine presents a Classic Reprint—a previously published short story that inspired a great film—to illustrate the narrative relationship between the art forms. Zoetrope: All-Story is also an art magazine, as the editors invite a different contemporary artist to illustrate and design each issue. Past guest designers include William Eggleston, Zaha Hadid, Julian Schnabel, Wim Wenders, Laurie Anderson, Peter Sellars, Helmut Newton, David Bowie, Gus Van Sant, Tom Waits, Ed Ruscha, David Byrne, Kiki Smith, Wayne Thiebaud, Chip Kidd, Yves Béhar, and Mike Figgis.
The newest print issue is soon available in Motto Berlin, with also selected back issues.