That Which Doesn’t Kill Us Is Often Made Of Foam
Jonathan Binet, Kasia Fudakowski, Heike Kabisch, Siôn Parkinson, Erik van der Weijde
Opening reception @ Chert gallery. 2 April. 7 pm.
Chert. Berlin
02.04 – 07.05.2011
http://www.chert-berlin.com/ita/
Kallat #8 – The Ghost House Issue
edited by fluxia gallery
Index Issue 8:
– Daniela Baldelli; “5 pages written between 1978 and 2008 from the notebooks of my mother, Agnese Negri” 2011
– Installation views from the exhibition “casa fantasma”, works by Daniea Baldelli, Thomas Kratz, Gabriel Hartley. December 2010 – January 2011. Fluxia, Milano.
– Thomas Kratz; Images from the Performance “Both”, 2009. Croy Nielsen, Berlin.
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Published for the occasion of Luca Francesconi’s solo exhibition Infinite Eye, Fluxia, Milan, Italy.
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Olaf Nicolai – Faites le travail qu’accomplit le soleil
48 Pages
Designed by HIT London/ Berlin
Leipzig 2011
The publication “fait le travail qu’accomplit le soleil” was published to accompany the exhibition from Olaf Nicolai in the kestnergesellschaft, Hanover. It translates the topics and the vocabulary of the exhibition in the space of the book: A tour of the exhibition as a comic. Essays on the work of Olaf Nicolai Anne von der Heiden, and Hans-Hagen Hildebrandt, Monika Szewczyk and Marc Ries.
28.00 €
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Hannah James Q & A
This Publication accompanies pots purr – a solo exhibition by artist Hannah James. Split over two locations, Part 1 will be exhibited in the Rhubaba Project Space, Edinburgh, with Part II following in Chert Gallery, Berlin.
Part I: RHUBABA
Preview 21.01.11
22.01.11 – 30.01.11
25 Arthur Street, Edinburgh, EH6 5DA
Part II: CHERT
Preview 26.02.11
27.02.11 – 26.03.11
Skalitzerstrasse 68
10997 Berlin
Saturday the 19th of February 2011
Mousse Publishing invites you to an exhibit of their printed production
Torpedo Bookshop / Torpedo Press
Trelastgata 3, Oslo, Norway
from 6.00 pm
Music for the Videos of Lars Laumann.
Concert by Dan-Ola Persson. 8.00 pm
Mousse Magazine no. 27
In December, Ute Meta Bauer and Dan Graham met up in New York for a conversation whose scope was determined by their many shared interests and long friendship, as well as a passion for literature that, inevitably, is connected to an extraordinary storytelling ability. Hans Ulrich Obrist and Stuart Comer got together with William (Bill) Leavitt for a long conversation just a few months after his first retrospective at Los Angeles MOCA, an event that John Baldessari celebrates in his introductory portrait of the artist.
For PART OF THE PROCESS, Ronald Van de Sompel talked with Sven Augustijnen about the artist’s new film, Spectres, which focuses on the decolonization of the Belgian Congo, especially the circumstances surrounding the murder of Patrice Lumumba. A dark work that tracks the phantoms of history into their most hidden retreats.You need to read Chus Martínez’s text at samba rhythm. Samba is a movement of the body that reverberates in the movement of the social body. It is also a way to neutralize the system, as the author explains. The art world is flooded with printed matter. Dieter Roelstraete analyzes this phenomenon for PORTFOLIO in relation to the work of Zin Taylor, who is unquestionably an exquisite narrator. To Andrew Berardini, the greatest achievement of Brian Bress’s work is that it makes us keenly aware of how much television entertainment has shaped our mental processes. Yarn Man and his bizarre friends make this clear to us.Building houses out of nothing and against all odds. Abraham Cruzvillegas has translated the experience of autoconstruccion into several initiatives, which he talked about with Vincenzo de Bellis. Fiete Stolte lives in a parallel reality. Not a different world from ours, but the same one according to a different model of time. One where nights are not always dark, nor days always light. Jennifer Allen tried to synchronize herself with the artist’s new calendar, for HARK!
ARTIST PROJECT: Jeremy Deller, introduced by an interview with Peter Eleey.
TEN FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS OF CURATING, a project curated by Jens Hoffmann, sponsored by Fiorucci Art Trust and Mousse Publishing, explores the multifaceted physiognomy of the curator. The third of ten dossiers features João Ribas answering the question “What to do with the contemporary?” plus selected illustrations by Matthew Buckingham
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Berlin – Paris 2011
28.01.2011 – 5.02.2011
Blondies. Olaf Nicolai
+ Motto Selection
Librairie Yvon Lambert
108, rue Vieille-du-Temple
75003 Paris
T. +33(0)142 710933
Mon – Sat. 10am – 7pm
www.yvon-lambert.com
www.berlin-paris.fr
Land Route – Kasper Andreasen & Louis Lüthi
Land Route is a companium volume to a permanent installation made by Kasper Andreasen for the museum of Literature in the Hague.
D 15€
Speaking of which… – Kasper Andreasen & Lous Lüthi
Compiled with Louis Lüthi. A cabinet of curiosities. Liège, BE: Le Comptoir.
D 13€
Join us at the Last Zürich Zine Sezession on the 12th of December at Perla Mode, Zürich.
More than 40 publishers are presenting their work:
Ampel Magazin, Luzern
Eric Andersen, Zürich
Asterisk, Talinn
Automatic Books, Venezia
Beni Bischof, St. Gallen
Boa Books, Genève
Café Royale, Southport
Detektiv Bureau, Luzern
Duke Press, London
Edition Taube, Stuttgart
Famicon, London
For Further Information, London
Für Immer, Zürich
Grilli, Bern
GRRRR, Zürich
Hakuin Verlag, Zürich
Hannes Gloor, Zürich
Himaa, Tokyo
Innen Zines, Budapest
Islands Fold, Victoria
King Matto, Aarau
Je suis une Bande de Jeunes, Paris
Kodoji Press, Baden
Larry’s, New York/Berlin
Malheft, Zürich
Marsplastik , Zürich
Maximage, Lausanne
Me and my Friends, London
Motto, Berlin/Zürich
Multi Press, Hamburg
Nieves, Zürich
Nuts, Washington
Pipifax, Zürich
Retard Rio, New York
Rollo Press, Zürich
Shoboshobo, Paris
Somewhere Sometimes, Milano
The Kingsboro Press, New York
The Meta Press, Zürich
Turbo Magazine, Biel
HAHA, Arnheim
Westphalie Verlag, Berlin/Wien
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In addition to the book presentations:
‘Sister’, by Harsh Patel
A long-time project by Los Angeles based zine maker, Harsh Patel will be displayed in the basement of Perla Mode.
‘Grosi’ by Walter Seiler Junior
A 20 minute long puppet show telling the story of a young man reflecting on his own life.
‘Beyond modern and Postmodern’
The Work of the Hungarian artist László László Révész, by Christian Zillner
Book launch of a new title published by innen, from Christian Zillner.
There will be a conversation between the artist and the author, as well as a video projection from László László Révész.
Drawings from the artist will also be on display.
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The project is co-organized by Motto Zürich and Corner College.
Perla Mode
Langstr. 84
8004 Zürich
Switzerland
