♡RiSOprinted♡ Calendar for 2022!
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Produced during a workshop held by Maximage at the University of the Arts Zurich, ZHdK. All lines were engraved manually on aluminum offset plates by the students:
Jaqueline John (January)
Ruben Brändli (February)
Tobias Leuenberger (March)
Rahel Preisig (April)
Kathrin Grossenbacher (May)
Dennis Ginsig (June)
Julia Felber (July)
Kerstin Barth (August)
Janina Hess (September)
Victoria Knabe (October)
Johannes Inauen (November)
Salome Grand (December)
Head: Jonas Voegeli
Tutors: Maximage
Print: Printoset
Paper: Munken Lynx
Edition of 250 copies
€15.00
This Calender was created using snapshots and image retouching.
Made during a workshop held by Maxi T.R. Körner Union Image Union, assisted by Luise Gagliardi.
Printed in offset duotone by Benjamin Plantier
ECAL / University of art and design Lausanne, 2012
D 15€
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Stephanie Kiwitt shows her recent book Wondelgemse Meersen, published by Kodoji Press.
In photographic sequences of mud, destroyed dwellings, waste and rampant nature, the book describes the precarious, chaotic state of the marshes of Wondelgem, a wasteland that Stephanie Kiwitt photographed in the north of Ghent.
The book was created as part of the research project ‘De fotograaf in de stad’ at the School of Arts / KASK, Ghent.
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Ben Cain – BY-Product
This book follows two days of collective work during which outcomes, even objects, were temporarily formed and disbanded, leaving behind exhaustion, rumour, and around three thousand photographs, some of which are shown in the pages of this book.
The term ‘collective’ refers here to a group of four dancers and myself– this group’s activity produced a series of objects that are at once fleeting and monumental. The intention was in part to use bodies and movements as the raw material for making the twenty-six letters of the Latin alphabet, as well as other forms –both messy and succinct- that relate to but also depart from those letters.
As objects, these products of action have special properties which are defined not only by their temporal appearance and their unsettled forms, but also, and more importantly by the fact that these objects are made by, and are comprised of thinking and feeling subjects.
Being negotiated by people, and comprised of people, or bodies, these objects are work, workers, and products, all bound in one irreducible form.
This book isn’t interested in recording single outcomes but rather all the action, the attempts, the ‘practice’ that takes place pre- and post- object.
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The Wiels project room presents a new work from the artist in residenceLaura Wiedijk, developed during the last year, a spatial installation titled “Waver”.
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In “Tenant”, the family home becomes the stage to re-enact a scripted dialogue that takes as a starting point a story about Mrs. Schumacher who was the lodger of the artist’s grandfather in Berlin during the Second World War. She was a communist and helped Vladimir Lenin travel from Switzerland to Russia in 1917 after the February Revolution broke out. The relationship between language and physical movements explores roles that these two elements play in the creation of knowledge and social relations.
The film by the artist in residency Grace Schwindt has been completed in 2012 is 82 minutes long and has been commissioned Film London Artists Moving Image Network and Collective Gallery, Edinburgh. The format is HD Video.
Lederhosen 2012. One Year. 12 Month. 13 Images.
These photos were either lost, forgotten or thrown away. The images now are nameless, without connection to the people they show, or the photographer who took them. found-photographs.com wants to be the home for lost photos – a resting place for the nameless and lost.
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D € 26
2012 Calendar
Edition of 300, 48,5 x 69 cm, offset, 4 pantones
This 2012 calendar is made of photograms directly composed on offset plates. This unusual and experimental technique allows to print perfect fades without using any raster.
Objects, things and animals were selected and arranged by students, during a workshop at ECAL/University of art and design Lausanne, held by Körner Union/Maximage and T. Rihs, assisted by Olga Prader.
Printed at ECAL by Benjamin Plantier, 2011
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Calendar – www.found-photographs.com
These photos were either lost, forgotten or thrown away. The images now are nameless, without connection to the people they show, or the photographer who took them.
Big Calendar D 26€
Small Calendar D 18€
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BOM DIA, BOA TARDE, BOA NOITE, Manuel Raeder Agenda 2011
Contributors: Manuel Raeder, Carla Zaccagnini, Mariana Castillo Deball, Daniel Steegmann, Eran Schaerf, Bojan Sarcevic, Rodolfo Samperio, Amanda Haas, Amalia Pica, Adriana Lara, Manuel Goller.
D 22€
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