This Saturday at @mottobooks
FROM 7pm

BRIDE (Berlin)
Jonathan Bergen (Berlin)
Dead Door Unit (Philadelphia, PA)
Max Julian Eastman (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dead Door Unit (Philadelphia, PA)
@k.p.g

Dead Door Unit is the primary alias of K. Geiger, who also operates the limited-run imprint, French Market Press. Wider scale releases have been previously released by Tribe Tapes, RRRecords, American Tapes & more. It’s anyone’s guess as to what will happen in the live setting for this project.
Noise with no entertainment value, since 2022.

Max Julian Eastman (Philadelphia, PA) @m.j.eastman

Founder of US-based Tribe Tapes label, solo work embraces broken tape sounds and abject psychedelia — harsh and strange music

BRIDE @abrideabride

Esme Rebora is a Berlin-based experimental noise musician, composer, sound and visual artist, mainly operating the moniker Bride.
Rebora’s work has been highlighted by labels Psychic Liberation, Post Hoc, Industrial Coast and Longform Editions. They also run the label Alloy Choir.

Jonathan Bergen @
Jonahtan is a Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist working across sound, visual art, and performance art. His practice spans ambient and noise, alongside graphic design and collage works. He has released work with Vaagner, Pressor Tapes, and Instruments of Discipline.

At this event, he will perform a cut-up noise set.

Collaboration with Body Stress: https://instrumentsofdiscipline.bandcamp.com/album/autoerotic-id-face-scan

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10-15 eur sliding scale – no one turned away by lack of funds
Flyer design by @s_ragon

VEILED_EYES: THE BOOK by Maryna Russo Exhibition opening on Thursday 19th March at 6 pm, with live programme and drinks

Maryna Russo is a Berlin based visual artist, musician and poet, primarily working in analog formats. Sometimes known as Sweetmeana or Lesley Shadow, is skilled in songwriting, concept art, book making, painting, drawing & collage, production, video directing, curating & facilitating.

“Veiled Eyes was founded in 2015, originally as an art project against Instagram and its hashtag culture. Having to adapt to the fast-growing social media and marketing platform, Veiled Eyes was born. The concept was to hide (or veil) the subject’s eyes and show no locations. At the time the project began, users were unable to have more than one account per registered email. Over time, after updates and several iPhones later, I was blocked and locked out of the Veiled Eyes account. After many attempts to regain access, I simply gave up. In collaboration with dtan Studio, I transformed the original concept into the analog form you currently hold in your hand.” – MR

SCREENING OF “WE DON’T CARE ABOUT MUSIC ANYWAY” (2009)

15TH MARCH – 8 PM

Motto Wedding (at Institut Für Alles Mögliche)

From radical turntablism (Otomo Yoshihide) to laptop music innovation (Numb), via classical instrument hijacking (Sakamoto Hiromichi), Tokyo’s avant-garde music scene is internationally known for its boldness. While introducing some of the greatest musicians of this scene, “We Don’t Care About Music Anyway…” offers a kaleidoscopic view of Tokyo, confronting music and noise, sound and image, reality and representation, documentary and fiction.

“We don’t care about music anyway”… In other words, “we make it and that’s

all”. Beyond the music and beyond its performance, the future and mode of existence of a city, and society as a whole, are in motion.

“Rather than a film about music, we like to think We Don’t Care… as a film about sound and its perception. An eulogy to raw and spontaneous creation, below codes and industry, creation as an animal way to express a rage that can not be put into words.” – Cédric Dupire & Gaspard Kuentz

Starring: Sakamoto Hiromichi, Otomo Yoshihide, Yamakawa Fuyuki, L?K?O, Numb, Saidrum, Takehisa Ken, Shimazaki Tomoko.

Screen play ; Cédric Dupire, Noa Garcia-Kisanuki & Gaspard Kuentz

Editing : Charlotte Tourrès

Sound design and sound edition  : Jacob Stambach

Camera : Cedric Dupire

Musical coordination  : Noa Garcia-Kisanuki

Director Assistant : Charles Lamoureux

Design : Arnaud Dufour

Special effects: Gregg Langlois

Sound Mix: Julien Cloquet

Production Director  : Jérôme Aglibert

Music : Sakamoto Hiromichi / Otomo Yoshihide / Yamakawa Fuyuki / L?K?O / Numb / Saidrum

/ Umi No Yeah !! / Kirihito / Gothtrad / Hiko

Produced by: Studio Shaiprod in 2009

Motto Wedding (at Institut Für Alles Mögliche)

Schererstr. 9

13347 Berlin Wedding

l’artiste Feigur (@feigur.music) jouera son album III, Ascension à partir de 18h (modulaire, prix libre, conseillé 5€)

Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois 
75003

Motto Paris présente une sélection d’éditions et d’œuvres photographiques autour du travail de Maxime Muller (@_chipolata_), sur les communautés queers et BDSM afin de célébrer la Saint-Valentin

14.02.26 7PM – Vernissage

15.02.26 6PM – Gig by Feigur (@feigur.music), modulaire, prix libre, conseillé 5€

22.02.26 – Artist talk, lecture du texte Image sans foyer, et talk avec Maxime Muller autour de son travail d’auto édition dont les derniers ouvrages Borders et Une famille choisie

Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois 
75003 Paris

Nedim Gürsel
Rencontre – dédicace
modérée par Nina Živančevič

DIMANCHE 8 FÉVRIER
à 17h30

Motto Paris
38, rue de Vertbois
75003 Paris

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Le Dernier Passager
Nedim Kürsel
Actes Sud

Deniz Çakır vit à Paris avec sa femme Pénélope depuis des années. Pour les besoins d’un documentaire revenant sur sa carrière d’écrivain, il part pour Istanbul où il espère retrouver Songül, sa maîtresse. Durant le vol, il convoque les fantômes de son passé, retraçant le parcours des différents membres de sa famille dans l’Europe du XXe siècle. Le temps d’un dernier voyage, Deniz tisse le fil de son destin façonné par les guerres et les déracinements et célèbre l’écriture comme ultime rempart face à l’oubli.
D’un rivage à l’autre, Nedim Gürsel pose un regard intime et politique sur la Turquie d’hier et d’aujourd’hui.

Traduit du turc par Esther Heboyan

moli del tro records – We are taking advantage of Oonagh’s presence at the agnès b runway to organise a showcase at Motto. A sneak preview of the album, which will be released on 24 April.

Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois 
75003

12.12.2025 – 18.01.2026 @ Motto Paris

Łukasz Leja ‘satyriasis’

Curated by Yann Chevallier

Closing reception and final view for Łukasz Leja’s solo exhibition with artist’s present

18.01.26 5-8PM

Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois 
75003

Performance et chant by Laurent Poleo-Garnier

Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois 
75003