https://omd.olympus.de/site/playground

http://www.mottobooks.com/

http://www.lodownmagazine.com/

http://adaptivepress.net/

Distributing distribution (artist’s publications, travelling libraries, spaces for new readerships): an event by Motto, OEI and Rönnells Antikvariat

On May 15 Motto Berlin will visit Rönnells Antikvariat with a temporary bookstore – an opportunity for all lovers of printed publications to make new acquaintances.

The Motto bookstore at Rönnells Antikvariat will open att 4 pm and stay open during the evening.

The program will start at 6.30 with talks and presentations by Alexis Zavialoff (Motto); Katinka Ahlbom (National Library of Sweden); Ulla West (Travelling artist’s book library); Anders Karlin (Rönnells); Jonas (J) Magnusson and Cecilia Grönberg (OEI)

Date: Wednesday May 15
Time: Rönnells Antikvariat 4-9 PM
Place: Rönnells Antikvariat, Birger Jarlsgatan 32, Stockholm

http://www.oei.nu/
http://www.ronnells.se/

“LA SOURCE DE L’INCENDIE”

Ambitions, motivations and frustrations -  a book launch performance

Presentation of Bernd Kleinheisterkamps recent publication “Pirenópolis” – a surralistic city portrait.

“Pirenópolis is small town in the inland of Brazil. During the week Pirenópolis is a quiet, unhasty place. Most inhabitants still live on farming. Its historical center, the rural atmosphere and the countryside with a number of beautiful waterfalls around, attract people from all over, mainly from the nearby capital Brasilia. Especially on weekends and holidays. Why there is still such a remarkable number of Volkswagen Beetle all around, I don’t know exactly.”

“No, it’s not about cars, its about a city, I simply put a Beetle on your blind spot”

Pirenópolis: (greek) polis=town and pirinas = la source de l’incedie/du feu

Bernd Kleinheisterkamps (*1973) lives since 2007 in Brussels

http://bkl.de.be/

“Pirenpolis” – a surralistic city portrait, 2013, artist book, 15 x 19,5 cm, colour, 55 pages, 100 copies

22.05.2013, 19:00
WIELS
Avenue Van Volxemlaan 354,
1190 Bruxelles-Brussel

Fivehundred places is a new poetry press established in Berlin by Jason Dodge in an attempt to introduce volumes of contemporary poetry to an art context. Fivehundred places and Motto Books will host a reading by Matthew Dickman on May 10th. (reading 8pm sharp)

Matthew Dickman’s first book, All-American Poem, was winner of the 2008 American Poetry Review/ Honickman First Book Prize in Poetry, published by American Poetry Review. He was also the winner of the 2009 Kate Tufts Discovery Award for that book, and the inaugural May Sarton Award from the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. His second full collection of poetry, Mayakovsky’s Revolver, was published by Norton, 2012.

http://www.fivehundredplaces.com/

http://www.overgaden.org/

On the occasion of the publication of Über Peter Friedl (in German), WIELS is organizing, in collaboration with ERG, a book presentation with interventions by Corinne Diserens, Hilde Van Gelder and Dirk Snauwaert. The authors situate the work of artist Peter Friedl in the art and media history, literature, political theory, philosophy and curatorial practice.

Corinne Diserens, Director of ERG, is an art historian and independent curator. From 2003 to 2008 she directed the Museum of Fine Arts in Nantes and the opening of the new Museion, Museo d’arte moderna e contemporanea in Bolzano (Italy). She is the author of dozens of articles, thematic catalogs and books. She has conducted numerous workshops, conferences and seminars in art schools and universities. She is president of the jury at the Akademie Schloss Solitude (Stuttgart, Germany) and leads the erg (Brussels).

Dirk Snauwaert is artistic director of WIELS Contemporary Art centre since 2004;. Before joining WIELS, Dirk Snauwaert was Co-Director of the Institut d’Art Contemporain Villeurbanne/Rhône-Alps, in France, where he was in charge of the exhibition programme and of the development of the FRAC Rhône-Alpes collection. He was Director of the Munich Kunstverein from 1996 to 2001, and, from 1989 to 1995, he was in charge of the contemporary art programme of the Société des Expositions of the Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels. He has organised and coordinated numerous exhibitions,

Hilde Van Gelder co-directs (with Alexander Streitberger) the Lieven Gevaert Research Center for Photography at the Katholieke Universiteit in Leuven, Belgium where she is a Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art History. Her photographic research is focused on photography’s contribution to the confusion of the artistic genres in postwar art and on the medium’s critical function in contemporary art, especially in Belgian art.

30.03.2013, 20:00
WIELS
Avenue Van Volxemlaan 354,
1190 Bruxelles-Brussel
Info & Reservation: welcome@wiels.org

Onement is a label created in 2006 for releasing unique, one-copy records on LP (Keith Rowe, John Tilbury, Robert Hampson…). For its second evening at WIELS, the label invites Yannick Franck to perform a live version of his « Austral » opus (Onement #3), a gorgeous suite of dark and delicate drones which could be seen as a sound equivalent to Ad Reinhardt’s late black paintings.

Musician, performer and founder of Idiosyncratics Records, Yannick Franck has developed a music based on the treatment of sources such as instruments and non-musical objects, voice, radio signals and field recordings. Also a member of noise band Y.E.R.M.O. he has performed in venues and festivals such as Issue Project Room (New York), MUDAM and Philharmonie du Luxembourg (Luxembourg), Young Arts Biennial (Moscow), EPAF (Warsaw), Instants Chavirés (Paris), Ausland and Electronic Church (Berlin) among many others.

www.onement-label.com

www.yannickfranckchronicles.blogspot.fr/

Devonian Press invites Capecete Entretenimentos and Panaview @ Motto Berlin. 27.04.2013
from 5pm

Devonian Press:

Devonian Press is an independent press founded by Julien Bismuth and Jean-Pascal Flavien in 2005, in Rio de Janeiro. Since then, they have published 21 books and 20 posters. Some of their publications are linked to collaborative projects, such as “The Announcement” or “Plouf!”. In September 2006, Flavien and Bismuth collaborated with the musician and composer Giancarlo Vulcano, on a performance titled “The Announcement.” In August of that same year, Bismuth and Flavien did a performance with two boatsoff the coast of Rio de Janeiro. One boat, carrying the audience, encountered another boat, carrying Bismuth and Flavien. Upon meeting, the two artists communicated a text to the audience, consisting a written text, as well as its translation or illustration by a series of coded signals, from semaphore signals to Morse code and signal flag commands. The performance is described and documented in the related book, and was recreated on the Thames, for the Tate Modern, in 2009.
Posters were also designed and produced by Devonian Press for both performances.
Other publications are linked to individual projects. “Forgotten Time and Moments” and “Viewer,”
for example, described an architectural work, also titled “Viewer, which was built by Flavien near Rio de Janeiro in 2007. This building was both featured in the books and used as an office for the publishing house.
“no drama house”, and later “book furniture”, are linked to another architectural project of the same name, built in the exterior courtyard of the Giti Nourbakhsch Gallery in Berlin. “Monologues for Minerals” is both a collection of short stories by Bismuth, as well as the libretto for a 16-episode long audio work done in collaboration with Giancarlo Vulcano. “The error in the landscape” was produced to accompany an exhibition of the same name at Bloomberg Space, in 2010. Other titles, such as “A Hold!” or “Starts and Stops” are autonomous works.
In 2013, “dialogues” and “re- two persons house” were published in the wake of the “two persons house” built in São Paulo in 2010. Another book is compiling the contributions of all the people invited to live in the breathing house since 2012. “Landscape house” puts together the architectural models of a house that Flavien was planning to built when he first came to Rio de Janeiro in 2002.

Capacete Entretenimentos:

At the occasion of this exhibition, Flavien is presenting the complete printed matters of Capacete Entretenimentos.
Capacete is an non-profit institution initiated by Helmut Batista in Rio de Janeiro in 1998. This is with the help of Capacete that Devonian Press could be imagined and started. Capacete was crucial in supporting and providing an occasion for Flavien’s “viewer” (2007) and “two persons house”(2010) to be built in Rio and Saõ Paulo. Helmut Batista participated actively to the experimentation of each of these projects.
Capacete published numerous books, magazine, etc, accompanying its various activities which include artist residencies, summer school, exhibitions, production of projects, etc. Many times artist were asked to create a specific design for the publication. Capacete also supported artist publications, or promoted books it own book series: livro para… (book to …) ; livro para ler (book to read), livro para morar (book to dwell), livro para responder (book to answer), …

Between 1998 e 2013 CAPACETE worked with: Andrea Fraser, Pierre Huyghes, Arto Lindsay, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Chelpa Ferro, Joaquim Koester, Julia Rometti e Victor Costales, Harum Farocki, Nobuyushi Araki, Sharen Lockart, Marepe, Rodney Graham, Eija-Liisa Athila, Falke Pisano, Max Hinderer, Mariana Castillo-Deball, Fernanda Gomes, Leonor Antunes, Gabriel Lester, Raimundas Malasauskas, Runo Lagomarsino, Adriana Lara, Jean-Pascal Flavien, Julien Bismuth, Raymond Chaves y Gilda Mantilla, Elfi Turpin, Louidgi Beltrame, Bik van der Pol, Renata Lucas, Tamar Guimarães, Kasper Akoj, Wendelien van Oldenborgh, Christoph Keller, Manon de Boer, Christodoulos Panayiotou, Hans Christian Dany…

http://capacete.net/

Panaview:
At the occasion of the exhibition, the books of Panaview will also be presented. Panaview is a compagny started by Helmut Batista, featuring touristic views of Rio de Janeiro and Brazil. They are sometime providing a back ground economy that helps sustain Capacete and its various projects.

Wandering №2 @ Motto Berlin.
April 25, 2013

7pm Hats & Signs
9pm Live noise: Matthew Lutz-Kinoy
Live voice-over: Constantin Thun
MP3: Chelsea Culp

Cover image: Heike-Karin Föll
Contributors: Angie Keefer, Krist Gruijthuijsen, Hans Christian Dany, Ariane Müller, Marvin Taylor, Dennis Cooper, Jeanne Graff, Jorge And Angel Abreu, Megan Rooney, Bonny Poon, Clara Meister, Maria Loboda, Nikola Dietrich, Axel John Wieder, Gretchen Faust, Matthew Lutz Kinoy, Travis Boyer, George Rippon, Chelsea Cup, Buck Ellison, Dena Yago, Anina Trösch, Max Brand, Pippin Wigglesworth, Bea Schlingelhoff, Tobias Madison, Harald Lenzer, Barbi Markovic, Martin Ebner, Robin Watkins, Marco Bruzzone, Laura Preston, Aurélia Defrance, Phillip Zach, Daniel Cremer, Tiril Hasselknippe, Gertrud Sandqvist, Stewart Uoo, Ken Okiishi, Ei Arakawa, Beatrix Ruf, Helen Marten, Polly Staple, Max Pitegoff, Calla Henkel, Grayson Revoir, Gerry Bibby, Kerstin Cmelka, Ann Cotten, Colin Whitaker, Taocheng Wang, Vivian Ziherl, Yuri Manabe, Karl Holmqvist, Nick Mauss, Kris Lemsalu, Amy Egerdeen, Andrew Smith, Eleonore Meier, Todd Banhazl, Daniel Raj Koobir, Rafael Palacio Illingworth, Ilja Karilampi, André Cherigui, Aude Pariset, Jon Rafman, Martin Kohout, Keren Cytter, Caroline Busta, Martynka Wawrzyniak, Jordan Lord, Anicka Yi, Ruairiadh O’connell, Eric Sidner, Max Brand, Constantin Und Leopold Thun, Michelle Byrd, Adrian Williams, Suzie Zak, Amy Ball, Neal Moignard, Justin Apperley, John Beeson, Elvia Wilk, Erika Landström, Felix Riemann, Fabrice Stroun.

A selection of onomatopoeic words by Hannah Weinberger

http://wanderingmagazine.tumblr.com

20.04.2013 @ Motto Berlin
Start 7pm

Max Stocklosa and Daniel Wolter from AKV and STRATAGRIDS present:

Inexhaustive Overview Of Immaterial And Material Information Handling,
by Max Stocklosa (ed.)

Marzahner Promenaden Geologie
(Geology of Marzahn – AKV edition),
by Daniel Wolter / STRATAGRIDS

http://stratagrids.wordpress.com/
akvberlin.com