Petunia # 5
(Known as the “family” issue)
With contributions by/about : Cécile Bicler, Liz Cohen, le corps collectif, Natalie Czech, Olivia Dunbar, Dorothée Dupuis, Marina Faust, Claire Guezengar, Sonia Leimer, Sylvère Lotringer, Daria Martin, Kobena Mercer, Eileen Myles, NG, Josephine Pryde, Lisa Robertson, Martina-Sofie Wildberger, Cathy Wilkes.
Designe : Claire Moreux.
Language : English
Pages : 95
Price : 5 €
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Three Sheep. Daniel Gustav Cramer.
Series of 10 C-prints, framed
Published as part of the exhibition Ten Works at La Kunsthalle Mulhouse. France, 31 May – 25 August 2013.
Edition of 500
ISBN: 978 3 942911 17 7
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It is with great pleasure for BDP to announce the publication of Hanne Lippard’s Nuances of No, the first comprehensive collection of the artist’s text work. Over the last number of years Lippard has built up an impressive and equally idiosyncratic practice based at the meeting point of words, performance and visual art.
When composing her texts Lippard relies on the sounds that they trigger in her mind when she is writing but crucially also when she is speaking. The use of her voice has gained for her a typographical insistence, becoming her main medium of expression whether it be through the linearity of a mechanical narrator or through the use of her voice as a more personified melodic rhythm during her compelling live performances.
Her affinity with common speech ensures that hers is nothing less than a poetry that all of us can recognize. Common sayings, turns of phrase, everyday chitchat become for her a repeated chorus rather than a coherent meaningful construction of words: with Lippard they become melodies in themselves.
Aphorisms, love-songs, voicemails, quotes and slogans lose or gain value depending on how they are re-arranged and performed – in Nuances of No Lippard reclaims language for her own end to try and overcome any overruling claim to authorship. At times graphic, playful and intimate, this is an artist using language in all its forms in an effort to create an original aesthetic of the word.
Hanne Lippard (b. 1984, Milton Keyes) graduated from the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam in 2010. Her most recent exhibitions have been in Galerie Nord, Berlin, Marres, Maastricht, Suvi Lehtinen Gallery, Berlin in collaboration with Kati Kärki, TETO projects, Amsterdam and Spike Island, Bristol. She has most recently performed in Badische Kunstverein in Karlsruhe, ARCO Madrid 2012, The Showroom, London, Frutta Gallery, Rome, Poesia en Voz, Mexico City.
Lippard has been most recently shortlisted for the inaugural Berlin Art Prize.
Publisher: Broken Dimanche Press
Language: English
Pages: 94
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 978-3-943196-13-9
Price: €12.00
The whole exhibition in one book:
This volume consists of copies of about 1600 pages from the 60 magazines shown at the exhibition “Zines #1 1971-1975″ in Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte in Munich in February 2013.
Come and have a look.
in der Galerie Stella A
Gipsstr. 4, 10119 Berlin
parallel zur Ausstellung Wols zum 100. Geburtstag
bei MOTTO BERLIN
Skalitzer Str. 68, im Hinterhof, 10997 Berlin, U1 Schlesiches Tor
Am Mittwoch 29. Mai 2013 von 15.00 – 18.00 Uhr
Though based in Berlin, musically, Care Of Editions focuses on the Los Angeles experimental music scene, with artists whose work is rooted in variants of musique concrète, with defining components of drone and noise.
The latest release, Ezra Buchla’s At the Door, is the most accessible record so far. The LP comprises four tracks, three on the a-side and a single 20-minute musing on the flip side. Buchla creates immersive, intricate, and at times overwhelming soundscapes carried by masterful viola and synth renditions, broken up only by his dark yet soft, almost hushed voice.
Scott Cazan’s Swallow is an album that lingers at the borders between memory, ambience and feedback. It’s built on a patch made of innumerable compositions, the overabundance of which tends to cloud he program’s internal logic. What we hear is the resonance of an impossible space that is, at once, immersive and peripheral.
Boris Hegenbart’s First / Dew branches away from the very beginnings of Hegenbart’s TAU series. It takes his debut album. Hikuioto (a self-published CD released in 1996), and re-imagines it on vinyl. Doing so not only accentuates the array of materials, it proposes an alternate history.
First / Dew, The Hikuioto Selection. Boris Hegenbart
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At the door. Ezra Buchla
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Swallow. Scott Cazan
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The Federal #4
CONTENTS
Antanas Gerlikas introduces some of the words
An afternoon at Algirdas Šeskus and Milda Šeškuviene’s with Aurime Aleksandraviciute, Gintaras Didžiapetris, Raimundas Malašauskas, Elena Narbutaite and Jonas Žakaitis
Jonas Žakaitis talks with Ron Eglash
Chris Fitzpatrick talks with Francis Heylighen
Elena Narbutaite’s main idea
COLOPHON
Editors: Aurime Aleksandraviciute, Gintaras Didžiapetris, Jonas Žakaitis
Copy editor: Josephine Baker-Heaslip
Translations: Jurij Dobriakov
Editorial assistance: Ruta Juneviciute, Viktorija Rybakova
Published: May 2013
Cover: Transit (2012), an open file by Gintaras Didžiapetris
Designed by: Joseph Miceli & Lina Ozerkina (alfa60 / friends make books)
Format: 16 x 24 cm, 42 pages, soft cover, stapled, B&W offset printing
Printed by: Petro ofsetas, Vilnius, Lithuania
Number of copies: 300
CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE:
Gintaras Didžiapetris is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Ron Eglash is a cyberneticist and ethno-mathematician based in New York, US.
Chris Fitzpatrick is a curator and director of Objectif Exhibitions, Antwerp, Belgium.
Antanas Gerlikas is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Francis Heylighen is a cyberneticist based in Brussels, Belgium.
Raimundas Malašauskas is a curator based in Brussels, Belgium.
Elena Narbutaite is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Algirdas Šeškus is an artist and bioenergetics practicioner based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Milda Šeškuviene is an art historian based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Viktoras Vaicikauskas is a physicist and engineer based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Jonas Žakaitis and Aurime Aleksandraviciute are currently in the middle of Oo, www.oo-oo.co
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The current economic situation and society’s low confidence in its institutions has suddenly demanded that artists become more imaginative in the way that they organise themselves.
If labels such as ‘alternative’, ‘non-profit’ and ‘artist-run’ dominated the self-organised art scene
that emerged in the late 1990s, the separatist position implied by the use of these terms has
been moderated during the intervening years. This new anthology of accounts from the front line includes contributions by artists, as well as their institutional counterparts, that provide a fascinating observation of the art world as matrix of interconnected positions where the balance of power and productivity constantly shifts.
Featuring Julie Ault,Maibritt Borgen, Céline Condorelli & Johan Frederik Hartle, Anthony Davies, Stephan Dillemuth & Jakob Jakobsen Ekaterina Degot, Charles Esche & David Riff, Barnaby Drabble, Jonas Ekeberg, Linus Elmes, Juan A Gaitán, Abdellah Karroum, Livia Pancu, Jan Verwoert, What, How & For Whom/WHW
Author: Stine Hebert & Anne Szefer Karlsen (Eds.)
Publisher: Open Editions
Language: English
Pages: 166
ISBN: 978-0-949004-17-8
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Papertrail #2
The second installment of Papertrail events will be held this Saturday 25th May.
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KNOWLEDGE EDITIONS
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SMALLTIME BOOKS / HEAVYTIME
PERIMETER BOOKS
SERPS ZINE
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Year Magazine 2013
“YEAR is the annual yearbook showcasing a subjective, abstract, moving scene. The third issue of YEAR is, again, an almanac, a programme, a diary and a lot of glam shit handsome gorgeous terrific “blah blah blah” gathering together more than 85 prospective and retrospective contributions. Theory, poetry and narration mingle with the visual in what unravels, page after page – a landscape full of details and perspectives. On the one hand it is a printed exhibition, on the other a garden hosting an experimental barbecue with dead lipstick and redneck zombies, plus a lake and a few books. Can you smell that? Where does this come from, huh? And discussions behind every bush and column.”
THE CONTRIBUTORS
Painting : Anthea Hamilton
Cover photo : Fabrice Dermience
Damien Airault, Shane Anderson, Sylvie Arnaud, Isabelle Arthuis, Sven Augustijnen, Patrick Bobilin, Francisco Camacho, Ellen Cantor, CAREFOUR, Gabriella Ciancimino, Contour, Boris Crack, François Curlet, Mathis Collins, Carles Congost, Anna Davinski Foundation, Isabelle de Visscher-Lemaitre, Federico del Vecchio, DSCTHK, Etablissement d’en Face, Jean-Yves Evrard, Tatiana Fernandez Echeverri, France Fiction, FLINT-FUYT, André Fortino, Michel François, Charles Garcin, Jill Gasparina, Mathis Gasser, Armand Gatti, Laetitia Gendre, Adel Ghezal, Karl Holmqvist, Huz & Bosshard, Vincent Honoré / Ben Cain, Hotel Charleroi, Jean Paul Jacquet, Benjamin Jaubert, Renaud Jerez, Agata Jastrzabek & Laszlo Umbreit, Ilja Karilampi, Kim Kim Gallery, Lucas Knipscher, Estelle Lecaille, Erwan Mahéo, David Malek, Fiona McKay, Estelle Nabeyrat, Michelle Naismith, Lise Nelleman, Bavo Olbrechts, Douglas Park, Gianandrea Poletta, Carl Palm, Yann Perol, Guillaume Robert, Viktor Rosdahl, John Russell, Gio Black Peter, Fabrice Pichat, Emilie Pitoiset, Sten Are Sandbeck, Timothy Stappaert, Jaro Straub, Peter Sutherland, Fleur van Muiswinkel, Benjamin Valenza, France Valliccioni, Joelle Van Autreve, Lauren VHS, Wepion.
Language : English, French, Dutch
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