One + 1 by Daniel Eatock
OMP76
a database of One + 1’s
in images
in words
a text by Marie-Anne McQuay
a poster
Project manager: Freek Lomme
Editors: Daniel Eatock, Sebastian Campos, Marie-Anne McQuay, Freek Lomme
Text: Marie-AnneMcQuay
Graphic design publication: Sebastian Campos
Printed at Lecturis
D 7€
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For lack of a better word, there is a profoundly magical moment in the works of Robert Montgomery: In the middle of the street, we might come across his words and realise that someone is speaking with us – through an anonymous poem between advertising billboards or as an unidentified page in a magazine, or a light installation illuminating the night. But while introducing poetry as sparkles of beauty into the public realm, presenting words as living part of our environment, Robert’s words and works have a tendency to linger in our memory for a long time as they slowly unfold. His poems are an archive of moments that poignantly capture the way it feels to live at this moment in time. They articulate, reprehend and simultaneously celebrate our shared experience of modern life. ‘Echoes of Voices in the High Towers’ is the first comprehensive publication of Robert Montgomery’s work. Referencing the scale of his public interventions, all images are presented in full colour in a momentous A2 format, folding out to A1.
The publication is divided into three separate booklets.
Every Morning Now: A selection of Robert Montgomery’s work between 2004 and 2012.
Echoes of Voices in the High Towers: A complete documentation of the eponymous project in Berlin, Summer 2012.
Alive in the Sunlight: Two conversations, in 2008 and 2012, with Robert Montgomery.
The booklets are delivered in a white cardboard envelope, with an additional postcard included.
45€
Auto, Ausgabe 22, September 2012, contributors include: Yves Mettler, Natalie Czech, Stephanie Taylor and many more.
D 4€
Book Release and Artist Talk
Yvette Brackman: Systems and Scenarios
Wednesday November 14th, 5pm
Motto Charlottenborg
Nyhavn 2
Copenhagen
Program:
17.00 Welcome by Motto Charlottenborg
17.10 Artist Talk with Yvette Brackman
17.30 Presentation of the publication with editor Helene Lundbye Petersen and the graphic designers, Peter Folkmar and Lars Bjørnstad from Kontrapunkt
Systems and Scenarios is the first monograph about the Copenhagen based American artist, Yvette Brackman’s work. Her complex and evocative work takes many forms such as installations, sculptures, performances, videos and text. She explores themes such as the interaction between origin and memory; trauma as a result of displacement and alienation in the community; cultural survival and adaptability; design objects and their changing functions, and political systems and their consequences.
The book contains a series of interviews with Brackman, conducted over several months in the fall of 2011 by the independent curator and writer Helene Lundbye Petersen, and a comprehensive essay by Heike Munder, director of the Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst in Zurich. Both of these contributions illustrate Brackman’s visual and conceptual approach in detail and examines how she weaves together a wide range of works and topics, from the artist’s own family roots in the Soviet Union, to the indigenous communities in Siberia and how their culture is influenced by global trade .
The book is published by JRP Ringier, 2012.
Hardcover
Number of pages: 200
Price: 32 eur
Fotograf #20: Public Art
Fotograf is a magazine on photography and visual culture. The “Public Art” issue features Braco Dimitrijevic, Dennis Adams, Susan Meiselas, Silvina Arismendi, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Wendy Ewald, Susanne Bosch, Tomas Moravec, Jakub Cabalka & Jakub Cervenka, Sejla Kameric, Dora Dernerova, Lukas Hajek & Zdenek Porcal, kennardphillipps, Vladimir Turner, Voina Wanted, Jan Maly, Jiri Polacek, Ivan Lutterer, and more.
2012, Volume 11
Language: English
ISSN: 1213-9602
D 16 €
Quick #7. Jonathan Monk: Bin ich immer noch lustig? ourpress publishing.
September 2012
36 pages
1 colour stencil print
21 x 14,5 cm
D 7€
Photographs of Boxing In London by Alex Sturrock, published by Ally Capellino.
Commissioned by Ally Capellino this limited edition book catalogues a cross section of London’s diverse boxing community with a series of photographs and interviews. Ally Capellino have been based in East London for over 30 years and the 2012 Olympics spurred a naive curiosity to better understand boxing and how the sport touches lives within their neighbourhood.
Photographs by Alex Sturrock
Designed by Brickhouse
Interviews by The Gentle Author
Printed by Aldgate Press
D 20 €
Presentation of the book A Toast to the Ghost, the Host by artist Michael Van den Abeele, published by WIELS. For this occasion, the artist will give a public reading/performance rather than an explanatory presentation, based on the book. The lecture will be followed by a talk with Phillip Van den Bossche (Mu.ZEE director).
