Acts of Voicing. Hans D. Christ, Iris Dressler, Christine Peters (Ed.). Spector Books

Posted in Exhibition catalogue on May 28th, 2015
Tags: , , ,

acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_1acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_2 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_3 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_11 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_10 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_9 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_8 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_7 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_6 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_5 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_4 acts_of_voicing_hans_d_christ_iris_dressler_christine_peters_spector_books_motto_distribution_12

Acts of Voicing focuses on the aesthetic, performative, and political significance of the voice, “viewed” from the perspective of visual art, dance, performance, and theory. The book, which also documents the exhibition of the same title that showed at the Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart and the Total Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul in 2012, explores the diegetic and performative characteristics of the voice. This relates equally to voices that resist and to voices that are disciplined and seek to discipline, to those that are heard and to those that go unheard. The book also examines the struggle to find one’s voice and the act of getting voices to speak or be silent.

€36.00

Buy it

Composition. Jochen Lempert. Verlag der Buchhandlung Walter König

Posted in Exhibition catalogue on February 18th, 2015
Tags: , , , ,

IMG_0015 copy IMG_0013 IMG_0012 IMG_0011 IMG_0010 IMG_0008 copy

This publication is published on the occasion of an exhibition of Jochen Lempert curated by John Rasmussen and organized by Midway Contemporary Art, Minneapolis and co-presented with the Rochester Art Center, Rochester.

Text by Chris Sharp

28€

Buy it

5 PTOHOGRAHPIES — 40 × 28 CM, Paspier

Posted in Exhibition catalogue, food, photography on February 16th, 2015

Paspier_white_02 Paspier_white_03 Paspier_white_04 Paspier_white_05 Paspier_white_08Paspier_white_06 Paspier_white_07

 

«5 PTOHOGRAHPIES — 40 × 28 CM» by Paspier

Consisting of five pictures, this big format portfolio presents the Ptohograhpies series Roches Mammifères — Dissimulaits, a naturalistic study of cheese in
the process of molding. In June 2014, the series got awarded the Berlin Art Prize for Best Concept.

The Ptohograhpies are origianlly from France and Englnad. They have been epxosed to the lihgt for the vrey frist time in 1812. Since then wtih a very sepcific tcehnique, they recorded in piostiv and nagetiv ways, imegas of objcets, persons, aminals, ladnscapes,
and ohter scenes…

Edition of 350

Price 45€

Buy it

Ricarda Roggan. Apokryphen. Spector Books

Posted in Exhibition catalogue, photography on January 30th, 2015
Tags:

RicardaRoggan_Spectorbooks_Motto_01RicardaRoggan_Spectorbooks_Motto_02RicardaRoggan_Spectorbooks_Motto_03RicardaRoggan_Spectorbooks_Motto_04RicardaRoggan_Spectorbooks_Motto_05RicardaRoggan_Spectorbooks_Motto_06

Over the past two years Ricarda Roggan collected and loaned from various museums and institutions objects which originally belonged to a key figure in the German cultural canon. She photographed them like the ceramic fish once owned by Ricarda Huch or Martin Heidegger’s pocket watch. These objects remain as artefacts in collections and have no intrinsic value. They only take on historical significance when they are shown in public, suffused with an awareness of the identity of their former owners. But what will remain of an object once it has been taken down from its pedestal only to disappear again in the archives? The artist locates her photography in the gap that is created between the knowing viewer and the photographed object and asks the question: Can photography preserve and convey the original auras of these everyday objects? Apocrypha was shown in 2014 in the Echo exhibition at the Kunstverein Hannover and at the Wilhelm Hack Museum in Ludwigshafen.

28 x 21 cm + 15 x 9,7 cm
€28.00

Buy it

Group Affinity

Posted in Exhibition catalogue on January 25th, 2015
Tags:

group_affinity_bomdiabooks_motto_02group_affinity_bomdiabooks_motto_03group_affinity_bomdiabooks_motto_05group_affinity_bomdiabooks_motto_06group_affinity_bomdiabooks_motto_07group_affinity_bomdiabooks_motto_08group_affinity_bomdiabooks_motto_04

 

by Binna Choi, Saim Demircan and Bart van der Heide

GROUP AFFINITY reflects on an experimental summer school that took place in 2011 at Kunstverein München organized in collaboration with Casco.
Five independent collective bodies or groups—Andreas Müller & Susanne Pietsch, Chicago Boys, Cinenova, Grand Openings, and Slavs and Tatars—headed up faculties and turned their respective self-organized practices and research and working processes into curricula for the participants.

Contributors: Liam Casey, Hyun Ju Chung, Cinenova, Marthe van Dessel, Gürsoy Dogtas, Jan van Duppen, Matthias Friedrich, Rahman Hamasalih, Tad Hozumi, Claudia Hummel, Mary Ikoniadou, Hiwa K, Eva Könnemann, Nahla Küsel, Annette Krauss, Sofia Montenegro, Andreas Müller, Susanne Pietsch, Slavs and Tatars, Tijana Stevanovic, Davide Stucchi, Jason Waite, and Paul Wiersbinski, English, 175 mm x 240 mm, 176 pages, softcover, ISBN 978-3-943514-27-8, designed by Studio Manuel Raeder

English
116 pages
17.5 x 24 cm
700 g
Softcover
€19.00

Buy it

 

 

Martin Kippenberger . »Du kommst auch noch in Mode« – Plakate von Martin Kippenberger . Steidl

Posted in Exhibition catalogue, Exhibitions, Motto Berlin store, poster on January 8th, 2015

Plakate_Martin_Kippenberger_Steidl_Motto_01Plakate_Martin_Kippenberger_Steidl_Motto_03Plakate_Martin_Kippenberger_Steidl_Motto_05Plakate_Martin_Kippenberger_Steidl_Motto_02Plakate_Martin_Kippenberger_Steidl_Motto_04

The posters created by Martin Kippenberger (1953-1997) for his own exhibitions represent a core aspect of his multimedia output and artistic vision. The show You too will eventually come into fashion – Posters by Martin Kippenberger therefore reveals an essential slice of Kippenberger’s characteristic, often wildly absurd sense of humor.

The exhibition marks the Museum Folkwang´s acquisition of a comprehensive collection of posters by Martin Kippenberger in 2013 which substantially enhances the existing group of works by the artist held at the museum.

A catalogue is due for release to accompany the show, available from Edition Folkwang/Steidl.

Edited by Museum Folkwang
128 Pages
Paperback / softback
20.5 x 26.5 cm
German
ISBN 978-3-86930-923-1
€ 20.00

Buy it

Dream Home Experience. Kasia Fudakowski. Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, Motto Books.

Posted in Exhibition catalogue, Motto Books on December 4th, 2014
Tags:

IMG_0084IMG_00911IMG_0090IMG_0089IMG_0087IMG_0085

Dream Home Experience. Kasia Fudakowski. Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, Motto Books.

Catalogue of the homonymous exhibition at Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, curated by Annett Reckert
Editor: Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, Annett Reckert
Design: Santiago da Silva
with texts by Annett Reckert, Anna Sabrina Schmid, Anna Szaflarski

Language: English
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 978-3-944683-06-5
Edition: 500

18€
buy it

Francesco Arena – Works 2004-2014. cura.books

Posted in Exhibition catalogue on October 24th, 2014
Tags: ,

francesco arena_mottodistribution10
francesco arena_mottodistribution7francesco arena_mottodistribution4
francesco arena_mottodistribution6francesco arena_mottodistribution3
francesco arena_mottodistribution2francesco arena_mottodistribution8
francesco arena_mottodistribution5
 Francesco Arena – Works 2004-2014. cura. books.

This book is published after the solo exhibitions held at De Vleeshal, Middelburg (April 17 – June 13, 2010) and FRAC Champagne-Ardenne, Reims (February 1 – April 21, 2013)

Texts: Marcella Beccaria, Lorenzo Benedetti, Florence Derieux and Ara H. Merjian
Graphic Design: Andrea Baccin, Walter Santomauro

Edition of 1.000 copies

175 pages
24.5 x 34 cm
€30.00
buy it

Alexander Wolff. Kunsthalle Lingen. Motto Books.

Posted in Exhibition catalogue, Motto Books on October 16th, 2014
Tags: ,

Alexander wolff_motto distribution_1
Alexander wolff_motto distribution_2
Alexander wolff_motto distribution_8Alexander wolff_motto distribution_4
Alexander wolff_motto distribution_9Alexander wolff_motto distribution_7
Alexander wolff_motto distribution_3
 Alexander Wolff at Kunsthalle Lingen. Motto Books.

Published on the ocassion of the exhibition Alexander Wolff 5 September – 26 October 2014 at Kunsthalle Lingen. Series of paintings were exhibited in various locations in the prison JVA Lingen, which is the main prison of Niedersachsen, that finds itself right opposite of the Kunsthalle.

46 pages
21 x 28 cm

€10.00
buy it

Lessons in Posing Subjects. Robert Heinecken. WIELS. Triangle Books.

Posted in Exhibition catalogue, photography on October 14th, 2014
Tags: , ,

Robert Heinecken_Lessons in possing subjects_Motto distribution8
Robert Heinecken_Lessons in possing subjects_Motto distribution10Robert Heinecken_Lessons in possing subjects_Motto distribution2
Robert Heinecken_Lessons in possing subjects_Motto distribution5Robert Heinecken_Lessons in possing subjects_Motto distribution9
Robert Heinecken_Lessons in possing subjects_Motto distribution7
 Lessons in Posing Subjects. Robert Heinecken. WIELS. Triangles Books.

Published on the occasion of the exhibition of the same title, this book presents the series Lessons in Posing Subjects which Robert Heinecken created in 1981-1982 and reproduced here in its entirety for the first time.
Playing with the reality effect inherent to instant photographs, Heinecken re-contextualizes in this series images found in mail order catalogues, which he juxtaposes with ironic texts.
At once seductive and full of humour, his ‘lessons’ are no less provocative, bearing witness to the commitment of this controversial artist, who considered his approach a form of ‘guerrilla’ artistic practice.

56 pages
34 x 25 cm

€ 35.00
buy it