Still #1. Marc Holzenbecher & Nike Marquardt (Eds.).

Magazin für junge Literatur & Fotografie
Magazine for young literature and photography

Issue 1:

Pauline Hisbacq** — Holden
Stefanie de Velasco — Der blaue Mann
Charlotte Warsen
Lyz Pfister — After Christmas übersetzt von Jan Skudlarek
Ursula Kirchenmayer — Fell
Saskia Groneberg** — Büropflanze
Ulrike Feibig — Mögliche Teile der Sammlung: Variationen über das Verschwinden
Fiona Wright — Selected Poems übersetzt von Jan Wagner
Andreas Stichmann — Der große Helfer
Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs**
Petra Maria Kraxner — Die gesetzliche Verordnung zur Veredelung des Diesseits
Shane Anderson — Neighboring Whaling übersetzt von Linus Westheuser
Katharina Kaps — O.T
Alexander Gumz — Flarf-Gedichte
Ali Taptik** — Nothing Surprising
Niklas Bardeli — Flachs. Auszüge
Ann Cotten — Geiles Open-Air an der Elsenbrücke Jetzt
Crauss. — Ungarnsaufschule
René Herder — Am Ende erbrach ich Milliarden Kakerlaken
Andreas Bülhoff — Wir saßen eingerahmt
Friederike Mayröcker
Björn Siebert** — Remakes
Chloe Zeegen — Let me take you to the park

Fotografie**

German / English
80 Pages

9€
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Join us to celebrate Claudia Wieser’s FURNITURE book release, tomorrow Saturday July 27, in Berlin.
Start 7pm

About the book:

FURNITURE

“This publication appears on the occasion of Claudia Wieser’s exhibition FURNITURE in KIOSK (6 October – 18 November 2012). The title refers directly at issues that lie at the very heart of Wieser’s work: what is the status of sculptures that were designed as objects? The artist’s body of work is built around this question and explores the boundaries between autonomous and applied art. FURNITURE brought together an ensemble of drawings, ceramic and wooden sculptures, and a spatial collage, instigating a dialogue between them and explicitly relating them to the architectural context of the exhibition space.” – Liene Aerts & Wim Waelput

Edited by Wim Waelput and Claudia Wieser
Authors include Liene Aerts, Alexander Garcia Düttmann, Zoë Gray, Wim Waelput

Published by Motto Books
Language: English
Pages: 32
Size: 19 x 25 cm
Weight: 150 g
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 9782940524068
Date Published: July 2013
D 13€

Olympic Poems
Language: English
Size: 9.9 x 13.6 cm
Binding: Softcover

4 €
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+ This Saturday: Karaoke. Paul Haworth. / Performance @ Chert Gallery 27.07.13

58IC. Thobias Faldt. Own Books.

Book for volume 2 & 3 in the project 581C together with photographer Thobias Fäldt. The book has no defined beginning or end. Instead of the typical linear structure, the book aims to give the reader a feeling of a circular structure. All images in the book are therefore printed twice but appear in different surroundings. The only text on the actual book is printed on the books sides and is in itself a loop, to strengthen the circular concept. The packaging is printed with a pattern made out of the typographies four different building blocks.

Size: 21.4 x 30 cm
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 978-91-979112-0-7

45 €
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4FLIGHT. Armin Linke. a+mbookstore edizioni.

With Text from Obrist, Hans Ulrich, Taki Koji et al.

Editore: A&Mbookstore Edizioni, Milano, 2000.

Condition: Fine

Language: English
Pages: 276 + 276 (2 vol.)
Size: 20,5 x 17,5 cm

75 €
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Silly Creature. Nathania Rubin. Jan Van Eyck Academie.

Artist Book
Produced in the Charles Napels Lab at the Jan van Eyck Academie, Maastricht, NL
Fifty-two pages printed by Risograph
Edition of one hundred with several artist proofs

Pages: 52
Size: 28 × 30
Binding: Softcover

38 €
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AM Poster Series 2013. Claire Fontaine, Masanao Hirayama, Bernadette Corporation. Art Metropole.

AM Poster Series 2013, Litho Edition Set.

2013
Art Metropole Toronto Canada
56 x 35.5 cm.

Set of 3: 35€
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Single Poster:

Claire Fontaine: 15€
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Masanao Hirayama: 15€
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Bernadette Corporation: 15€
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With no horizon, one’s view into the distance is impeded. Scanning, searching, one’s gaze comes to a standstill in Leon Kirchlechner’s photographs. The eye may slow, but it doesn’t find repose. The peace is not contemplative: it is restless. The restricted field of view has a narrowing effect. It makes the room strangely dislocated, denies me the geographical coordinates that would give me a feeling of safety. And so, even as the onlooker, I remain dislocated in the usually centrically, often symmetrically composed images. I can’t make sense of this centrality. Nor is it reassuring. Although it gives me pause, it doesn’t offer anything for me to grasp. It’s not the enjoyable, thought-provoking stillness that many works of art inspire. Rather, it’s an oppressive, constricting stillness, one that causes alarm.

Size: 22 × 30
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 9783000417443

Price: €29.80
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Lodown #87. Thomas Marecki (Ed.).

Mark Gonzales, Dan Woodger, Ted Parker, Delta, Jon Hopkins, Nick Jensen, Ryan Everson, Anish Kapoor, German Error Message, The Centre for Dying on Stage, Dan Voinea, Adam Batchelor, Letters from Sweden, Will Saul and much more.

Pages : 162
Language : English
Size : 26.5 x 23.3 cm

6.90 €
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Pages: 39
Size: 28 x 20 cm
Binding: Softcover

Price: €9.00
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Performance tomorrow July 13 at Chert Gallery
More info: http://www.chert-berlin.com/ita/mostre.asp