Motto @ Utrecht. Tokyo. 17-27.11.2011
Posted in Events on November 12th, 2011Motto presents a selection a publications from various European publishers and more, for 10 days, in Tokyo
Opening on Nov. 17, start 6pm
Motto presents a selection a publications from various European publishers and more, for 10 days, in Tokyo
Opening on Nov. 17, start 6pm
Dapper Dan Issue 04. Edited by Nicholas Georgiou, Vassilis Karidis.
Dapper Dan is a men’s magazine that is interested in inspiration, not novelty; in looking one’s own terms rather than being spoon-fed trends. It is created in Athens, Greece, by an international team and published twice a year, spanning fashion, culture and philosophy through striking photography and thoughtful texts. Eschewing the clichéd rules of men’s magazines, it follows a spirit, not a format. Dapper Dan is for the man who doesn’t feel he should have to be like everybody else.
D €8,50
Leo Grewenig: Bilder
Mappe mit 16 Arbeiten
Lutz Schöbe, Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau (Hg)
Bilder: Leo Grewenig
Texte: Leo Grewenig, Philipp Oswalt, Lutz Schöbe
Druck / Printed by: hbo-druck Einhausen
Erschienen bei: Spector Books, Leipzig
D 35€
Book launch & signing of ‘Catecismo – Paraíso Tropical’
A publication by Sophie Nys and Richard Venlet
Text by Dieter Roelstraete:
The Brazilian. Chapters from the Unwritten History of Lusotropical Sexuality.
Sunday, November 20, 4:00-6:00pm
WIELS, Av. Van Volxemlaan 354, 1190 Brussels
Published by Grotto
The book will be on show until November 27 at WIELS within the context of
Ricardo Basbaum’s participative project for the exhibition ‘A Rua’ in M HKA
FAUND #7: In Your Face.
This issue is a catalogue of 100 faces found on the internet by GTU.
D 15€
Confessions of a Poor Collector: How to build a worthwhile art collection with the least possible money. Eugene M. Schwartz.
Reprinting of a booklet written in 1970 by Eugene M. Schwartz (1927–1995); the original followed a lecture that he delivered at the New York Cultural Center. He proposes some easy instructions on how to build a whorthwhile art collection and just spend the least possible money for it.
48 pages
offset print
embossed cover
sewn thread stitched binding
numbered edition of 750
With an Afterword by John Beeson.
D 7€
Hip Hop Miami. Guillermo Vega.
Used copy
Pages: 18 p.
Dimensions: 11 x 14.5 cm.
Cover: Paperback
Binding: glue bound
Process: offset-printed
D 12€
Ein Magazin über Orte #9
Ein Magazin über Orte« (A Magazine about Places) is published twice a year. It deals with a different location in every issue. The magazine collects works of various authors in the form of photographs, drawings and texts.
Publishing and Design Elmar Bambach / Julia Marquardt / Birgit Vogel
D 12 €

—Not a day without a line. Artists’ words and writings
Programme:
Tuesday 8 November. School of Arts (KASK), University College Ghent. Belgium
9.00 registration, coffee
9.20 welcome by Steven Jacobs, head of Ghent University Association Research Unit “Creation, Context and Mediation in the Visual Arts” and professor at Ghent University (BE)
9.30 keynote address by Kristine Stiles, professor at Duke University, Durham (US)
“I’m ready.” Thinking about artist’s writings in a global context
10.20 Nanda Janssen, curator and writer (NL)
Artists’ correspondence
11.00 coffee break
11.20 Laurent Busine, director of MAC’s, Grand-Hornu (BE)
Conversations
11.50 Carson & Miller (Jonathan Carson and Rosie Miller), artists’ duo and lecturers at University of Salford (UK)
Textual dialogue: on game-playing and collaboration
12.20 discussion moderated by Johan Pas, lecturer at Artesis University College Antwerp (BE)
12.50 lunch break
14.00 Simon Deakin, doctoral researcher at University of Leeds (UK), interviews Wilfried Huet, editor and founder of GAGARIN magazine (BE)
Words are no help – is the artist’s text a genre or a concept?
14.50 Susan Jarosi, assistant professor at University of Louisville (US)
Keeping score: considering performance texts as artists’ writings
15.20 Eva Ehninger, assistant professor at Universität Bern (CH)
“The true artist helps the world by revealing mystic truths”. Aesthetic discourse as (and in) the artistic practice of Bruce Nauman
15.50 coffee break
16.10 Anouk De Clercq, artist and lecturer at University College Ghent (BE)
Correspondence
16.40 Mark Manders, artist and editor-in-chief of Roma Publications (NL)
Hallway with sentences / landmark with colours
17.10 discussion moderated by Johan Pas, lecturer at Artesis University College Antwerp (BE)
17.40 dinner break
19.30 video screening of Elmgreen & Dragset, Drama queens (2007)
Wednesday 9 November
9.00 coffee
9.20 welcome by Wim De Temmerman, dean of School of Arts, University College Ghent (BE)
9.30 Didier Semin, professor at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris (FR)
Marcel Duchamp – should the artist go to college?
10.00 Helena De Preester, postdoctoral researcher at University College Ghent (BE), interviews Philip Huyghe, artist and doctoral researcher at University College Ghent (BE)
Ne dites pas que je ne l’ai pas dit
10.30 coffee break
10.50 Dorothee Wagner, doctoral researcher at Freie Universität Berlin (DE)
Dissolution of the concrete. The writings of Robert Smithson and his contemporaries
11.20 Philippe Van Cauteren, director of S.M.A.K. (BE)
A letter to: …
11.50 discussion moderated by Hans Theys, lecturer at University College Ghent (BE)
12.20 lunch break
14.00 Philippe Van Cauteren, director of S.M.A.K. (BE)
Presentation of Marcel Broodthaers’ works on the relationship between image and language
More info, directions:
http://notadaywithoutaline.wordpress.com/
THE PROVENCE CITY GUIDE: NICE
This totally new full-colour guide offers masses a tightly edited, discreetly packaged list of the best a location like Nice — the California of Europe — has to offer the art conscious traveller. Here is a precise, informative, insider’s checklist of all you need to know about France’s most intoxicating city. Whether you are staying for 24 hours or five days, visiting for business or pleasure, with THE PROVENCE CITY GUIDE: NICE you will find the best restaurants, bars and hotels, extraordinary stores and sites, and the most enticing architecture and design.
Released on the occasion of human Valley‘s third chapter «the Money Plot», at Kunsthalle Zurich, 11th November 2011.
Signed copies will be available during the opening.
THE PROVENCE CITY GUIDE: NICE
Edited by Tobias Kaspar and Hannes Loichinger
Published by Paraguay Press, Paris 2011
160 color pages, stitched binding
ISBN 978-2-918252-14-6
D 12€