Ulisses. Stéphane Le Mercier. Édition incertain sens.
A collection of reproductions of the many translations of Ulysses, scanned by Stéphane Le Mercier at the James Joyce Centre in Dublin, Ireland.
Softcover, 44 pages.
Price: D €10
The Burning Sand Vol. 2. Sarah Lowndes (Ed.).
The Burning Sand
prose, poetry and art magazine
Edited by Sarah Lowndes
Designed by Sophie Dyer & Maeve Redmond
Published twice yearly in Glasgow
Price: €4.70
Motto presents MAKING WORLDS: Publication launch & temporary store
Making Worlds: Art and Science Fiction is a collection of new texts by artists, curators, art historians and writers who are self-confessed science fiction fans. The linking point is the idea of science fiction as a platform for the building of alternate art histories. This collection is concerned with the ways in which science fiction might be performed, materialised or enacted within a contemporary context. Published by Surpllus.
Motto will also present a temporary bookshop within the IMA during the event, offering a selection of books, magazines, artists’ publications and editions.
Thursday 15th August, from 6pm
Matera is a magazine published in Bogotá, Colombia. The first issue came out on august 2009 and since then 5 issues came out: the first one talks about trousers, the second one about the future, the third about hair, fourth is dedicated to friends and fifth to money. These random subjects are illustrated through photos, writings, drawings and even film stills.
Matera es una revista, claro. Se publica en Bogotá, Colombia. El primer número salió en agosto del 2009 y el quinto salió en febrero del 2012. El primero hablaba de pantalones, el segundo del futuro, el tercero del pelo, el cuarto de amigos y el quinto de dinero. Los diferentes temas escogidos para cada número son ilustrados a través de fotos, escritos literarios, dibujos e incluso fotogramas.
Matera 1
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Matera 2
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Matera 4
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Matera 5
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Double Book Reception and Reading: Per Aage Brandt @ Motto Charlottenborg 01.05.2013
Danish linguist and poet Per Aage Brandt presents two new releases on May 1. at Motto Charlottenborg: His newly revised translation of Georges Bataille’s Den Indre Erfaring, published by Billedkunstskolernes forlag and his own latest collection of poems Elegi.Poesi, published by Tiderne Skifter.
The event is part of May 1. at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, which also includes two exhibition openings; in Toves Salon as well as in the exhibition series POST, performances and a panel discussion on Leigh Ledare’s work and current exhibition in the Kunsthal.
Gagarin #26
Entirely dedicated to the publication of original texts of artists who are now working, anywhere in the world. Each text is published in the language it was written in and in English.
Issue 26 includes:
Mario Garcia Torres
Navid Nuur
Hassan Khan
Dennis Tyfus
Hector Zamora
Pratchaya Phinthong
Leonor Antunes
Simryn Gill
Published by GAGA VZW for S.M.A.K. Museum of Contemporary Art Ghent
English / Portuguese / Spanish / Arabic
136 Pages
D 17€
Two stories of surreal fiction published in 2012 by HRH Publishing.
A developing writer presenting fractured narratives of individuals who negotiate
through scenes of claustrophobia, impossible architectures and the influence of delusion.
The stories were generated in response to a series of Nicholas Mangan photographs and the stretched visual abstractions of Joshua Petherick.
Author: S.T. Lore
Publisher: HRH Publishing
Language: English
Pages: 208
Size: 17.5 x 12.5 cm
Binding: Softcover
Price: €16.00
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A Circular 2 is edited by Pedro Cid Proença and features David Antin on Real Estate; a trio of short loops on song and sound by David Morris; Richard Hollis on Flags, Stars and Signs; Pedro Neves Marques on 1972; Dieter Roth’s Trophies Rotated by James Langdon; Patrick Coyle fake fancying, feigning, forging; an extract of Fugue by Roger Laporte; Wayne Daly and Sean Lynch in conversation; Adrian Piper’s To Art (Reg. Intrans. V.) and another instalment of Will Holder’s Middle of Nowhere.
Cannon Magazine No.2 – “It is possible, possible, possible. It must be possible.”
Conceived, edited, and designed by Phil Baber.
Featuring: an uncertain pronoun, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Francis Ponge, Rainer Maria Rilke, Peter Handke, Heinrich von Kleist, Robert Walser, Jean-Philippe Toussaint, Peter Král, Emily Dickinson, William Faulkner, Wallace Stevens, Alberto Caeiro, Thomas Bernhard, Friedrich Hölderlin.
“There is an oblivion of all existence, a silencing of individual being, in which it seems that we have found all things. There is an oblivion of all existence, in which it seems that we have lost all things, a night of the soul in which not the faintest gleam of a star, not even the phosphorescence of rotten wood, can reach us.” Friedrich Hölderlin, Hyperion.
Offset lithography, edition of 500.
D 13 €
Correspondencia Nr. 2
Correspondencia is a bi-annual literary and arts magazine published in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Dossiers visuales:
Takashi Homma & Henry Roy.
Fragmentos visuales:
Henrik Grönvold, Susanna Howe, Gert Jonkers, Jeremy Liebman, Vava Ribeiro, Ana Armendariz, Ana Martinez Ramos, Alejandro Ros.
Textos:
Asli Cavosuglu, Erik Heywood, Carmen Iriondo, David Leda, Henry Roy, Amalia Sato, Mercedes Villalba, Philip Watts.
Extractos:
Roland Barthes, Peter Benchley, Albert Camus, Grillo Demo, Jean Genet, Matt Haynes, Katherine Mansfield, John Ruskin, Agnes Varda, Clare Wadd, Virgina Woolf.
Cartas:
Clyde Barrow, Charles Baudelaire, Rupert Brooke, Jean Cocteau, Bart de Baets, Henry Miller, Bonnie Parker, Mariquita Sanchez de Thompson, Francois Truffaut, Jacques Vaché.
14cm x 19,5cm 160 pages
D 18 €