RCA & D
Royal College of Art, Communication and Design Final Show Catalogue 2010.
Editing, design, art direction by L & M, Marine Duroselle and Lola Halifa-Legrand.
Published by The Royal College of Art, London.
D 13 €
This publication is published on the occasion of the exhibition “Ort” at the Rathausgalerie, Kunsthalle Munich, October 15 – November 27, 2010.
Contributing artists:
Miriam Bäckström
Bennie Baumann
Linus Bill
Stefan Burger
Rudolf Cohen
Michael Danner
Paul Gerhard Diez
Uschi Huber
Istanbul Su ve Kanalizasyon Idaresi
Geraldine Jeanjean
Mårten Lange
Peter Langer
M+M
Richard Mosse
Andreas Neumeister
Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs
Peter Piller
Johannes Schwartz
Heidi Specker & Theo Deutinger
Erik van der Weijde
Matthias Ziegler
D 12€
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Liedeke Kruk – Portraits
264 p
20 x 26,5 cm
D 34€
Garage by Jan Adriaans
The publication ‘Garage’ shows work of Jan Adriaans which he made out of the fascination for the relation between the car and the garage. The publication also contains a DVD with an original videowork of Adriaans. The publication is printed in 5 different coloured covers, each of these colours are a translation of iconic car colours: Morello by Citroen (2008), Britisch Racing Green by Jaguar (1974), Cumbria Beige by Fiat (2008), Deep Sea Blue by BMW (2009) and Panther Black by Ford (1997). If you prefer a specific colour for your publication you can send an email to Fw: after you have placed your order.
D 17.5 €
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Little & Large Editions was set up to produce and distribute little and large editions. Our plan is to offer artists the opportunity to work with us on fabricating their ideas. We want to work with both little and large artists, the hope is that the large artists will help pay for the little artists and occasionally vice versa. Our goal is to realise things and make these things available.
Our aim is to run this company as a non profit organisation.
We want to make money for artists who need money and some for those who do not.
We’d like to offer editions that we would like to own and ones that you will want to buy. Any profits, both little and large, will go directly back into running the company.
We are proud to present our first edition with Dave Allen –
It swung back and forth, back and forth until forever. Then it stopped and howled endlessly.
A 12″ vinyl record with printed sleeve will be played and for sale at Motto or through our website www.littleandlargeeditions.com
Drinks will be served – dress accordingly
start: 20pm
Güterzug #3 – De gustibus non est disputandum.
summer 2010.
Published by Beerbird Press.
A pocket full of steel. 64 pages of yardmaster advices,
pinman tales and hoghead talk. Depot Diamonds and Traffic Treasures.
D 6€
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Der Baum. Erik van der Weijde.
Published by 4478ZINE.
48 pages. 17×24 cm. offset printed.
Der Baum shows 44 photographs of trees, taken by Van der Weijde over the past few years.
The list of places where the photographs were taken includes different locations in Europe and Brazil. Their descriptions range from specified historical sites, such as the elementary school Adolf Hitler attended, or the street where kidnap victim Natasha Kampusch was held, to unidentified places as for example ‘school’, ‘road’ or ‘park’.
This set of 20 postcards by
Bart de Beats, Julia Born & Laurenz brunner, Julien Carreyn, Sulki & Min Choi, Bardhi Haliti, Paul Haworth & Sam de Groot, Karl Holmqvist, Frank Koolen, Florian Ludwig, Mark Manders, Stefan Marx & Harsh Patel, Olaf Nicolai, Asher Penn, Maxwell Simmer, Josh Smith, Zach Sternwalker, Triin Tamm, Erik van der Weijde, Renato Zülli
is published of occasion of Unter dem Motto 2010, Art book fair, second edition, 3-5 september 2010.
Limited edition.
D 12€
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Anti-Catalogue # 01
Published by The Model on the occassion of Dorm, an exhibition curated by Séamus Kealy ( 1 May to 4 July 2010)
Editor: Amish Morrell
Design: The Future
D 10€
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Queen Ann. P.S. Belly cut off. Mariken Wessels.
Published by alauda publications.
80 pages full color (Dutch/Eng). 24 x 33 cm.
Including glassine envelope containing photos.
The photographs in this book are sourced from an existing person, a middle-aged woman wringing with her self-image in an endless stream of manipulated photographs of herself, making them into a true cabinet of curiosities. The authentic arrangement of the discovered material, with its strange mixture of old and new photographs, film material and collages is strikingly deceptive. In fact, both in Elisabeth – I want to eat – as well as in Queen Ann. P.S. Belly cut off, it is the hand of the fine craftswoman Mariken Wessels at work. The suggestive, intimate force of the ‘found’ photographic material and other personal documents, as well as the sequencing of the images as a whole, are both deliberately arranged with great precision. Wessels sensitively appropriates the photo and film material by newly photographing, editing, and re-organizing them, often incorporating other material in a complementary gesture. In doing so, she constructs a narrative, weaving together images in the medium of the book.
In Queen Ann. P.S. Belly cut off it is the unfolding of a melancholic narrative of a woman, whose life seems to be dominated by her obesity. Yet the reader is never turned into a voyeur. ‘Queen Ann’s’ peculiar and touching photo collages of herself, expressing a longing for another ‘being’, are fused with the image that the book evokes around her persona. In the contrast which the arrangement of the photos make all too evident, an uncomfortable incompatibility emerges between the present and the past life of Ann and the status of being beautiful. Wessels breathes new life into her protagonist, blurring the lines between fiction and reality, giving way in the process to a seemingly ‘higher’ reality.
D 35€
LIMITED EDITION
75 copies numbered and signed. With two unpublished photos on Hahnemühle Photo Rag.
In handmade box.
€ 149
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