Fotohof/Ulrike Brueckner @ Motto. 23.01.10.
Posted in Motto Berlin event, photography on January 14th, 2010Tags: Fotohof, Ulrike Brueckner
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Roma Publications
A presentation at De Kabinetten van De Vleeshal
17 januari – 14 februari, 2010
Opening Saturday 16 January, 4-7 p.m.
With works and/or publications by Raymond Taudin Chabot, Kees Goudzwaard, Petra Stavast, Batia Suter, Mark Manders, Roger Willems, Marc Nagtzaam, JCJ Vanderheyden, Pipa Vilyn, Wouter van Riessen, Marten Hendriks, Gwenneth Boelens, Irene Kopelman, Rob Johannesma, Marlene Dumas, Nancy Spero, Stuart Bailey, Saskia Janssen, Public Space With a Roof, Paul Elliman, Luuk Wilmering, Susanne Kriemann, Arnoud Holleman, Geert Goiris, Roland Schimmel, Frank van der Salm, Nickel van Duijvenboden, Erik van der Weijde, Wim Brands, Hans Gremmen, Nicolas Floc’h, Gabriel Kuri, Oksana Pasaiko, Bart Lodewijks, Marije Langelaar, Iñaki Bonillas, among others…
Book launch: Rob Johannesma – In Dark Trees
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Records
“I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm”, Johanna Billing
“This Is How We Walk on the Moon”, Johanna Billing
“Original Film Soundtracks”, Johanna Billing
“Deseret Canyon”, The Paper Hats (aka William Tyler. Lambchop)
D 15€
Apparent Extent Fanzine
20 pages. Texts by Johanna Billing, Christian Nae, Christian Jendreiko, William Tyler, and James Merle Thomas. Photos by Jörg Koopmann. Collages by Martin Fengel
D 3€
Christian Marclay’s Chrismas Tales by Adeena Mey.
Edition of 250.
D 11€
CASCO.
USER’S MANUAL: THE GRAND DOMESTIC REVOLUTION
A year-long project exploring the possibilities for a domestic living space to become a site for investigating and exercising the social through an integral approach to art, design and theory.
Link here.
(Casco is 20 years!).
Introducing Johanna Billing “I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm” LP @ Motto Berlin. 12.01.10
Working mainly with video and group performances, Johanna Billing (1973, lives and works in Stockholm) is known for her investigations into collaboration and collective experience. Hovering between staged fiction and documentary, her films are a record of untrained performers participating in artificial situations set up by the artist.
I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm is based on the recording of a live performance of dance ‘learned’ or performed by amateur Romanian dancers in Iaşi, Romania, during the Periferic 8 Biennial of Contemporary Art in Oct 2008. Film and soundtrack link several days’ activity inspired by the works of Trisha Brown and Yvonne Rainer into a continuous process, in which dancers were watched by an audience who were free to come and go as they pleased. There is no final performance as such and so the work is a result of collaboration between choreographer, musicians, dancers and audience.
A vinyl LP of the soundtrack to I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm will be released by Munich-based independent music label Apparent Extent. The presentation through Apparent Extent chief Volker Zander at Motto Bookstore incorporates a glimpse into Johanna Billings actual video work and photographic footage of the original Iaşi workshop as well as a display of her earlier soundtracks, the labels back catalogue and other AE printed matter.
Johanna Billing’s work This is How we Walk on the Moon, 2007, was included in Documenta 12, Kassel, Germany, 2007. Other recent exhibitions include solo exhibitions Forever Changes, Museum for Gegenwartskunst, Basel, 2007; Keep on Doing, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee, 2007; and Magical World, Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint Louis, 2007. She was also included in prominent group exhibitions such as Here We Dance, Tate Modern, London, 2008; Amateurs, CCA Wattis, San Francisco, 2008; Belief, Singapore Biennale, 2006; and Delays and Revolutions, in the Italian Pavilion, 50th Venice Biennale, 2003. Billing’s works explore the intricacies of group dynamics and are often cause for meditation on idealism and democracy within community settings. The video work I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm was produced in collaboration with Camden Arts Centre, London, Modern Art Oxford and Arnolfini, Bristol in 2009 as part of the 3 series: 3 artists, 3 spaces, 3 years.
http://www.apparent-extent.com/
Start 18h30.
This catalogue has been published on the occasion of the exhibition:
Danh Vo
“Where The Lions Are”
June 11 – August 23, 2009
Kunsthalle Basel
Design: Manuel Raeder
D 27€
The Shower: Girls Like Us New Issue Release Party
The Date: Friday January 15
The Showcase: Phoebe Jean, gorgeous darling of the Parisian scene
The Music: Katja Novi, Natalia, TESSisMORE//When Harry Met Sally, Polly F and Jess the Lezz
The Performance: Vicky & Ron
The Sauna
Kerkstraat 58-60 Amsterdam
10 PM – 3 AM
8 EUR
Agenda 2010. Julie Joliat.
D 19€