A risograph printed artist book by Julius Göthlin, made out of a series of close-ups of his paintings.
Pages: 32
Size: 28 x 40 cm
Isbn: 978-91-980115-5-5
Print: Risograph
The publication is released in 150 numbered copies
€25.00
One Helluva Hole Lecture by Jérémie Gindre @ Motto Berlin
The novella “One Helluva Hole” by Jérémie Gindre is one of the outcomes of a residency that artist Jérémie Gindre undertook in 2011, at the Swiss Center for Affective Sciences, University of Geneva, where he studied the effects of brain damage in Neuroscience. Focusing on the emotional side of experiences and how this affects human behaviour and society, this short fictional writing describes the vicissitudes of Bill Ronson, whose life changed dramatically after a terrible accident that perforated his brain
It is this inexplicable mix of feelings, together with the occasion of an extra day – extra chance – in the year, that gave motion to the exhibition, where different artists present works somehow connected with the idea of emotions, experiences, sensitivity and personal perceptions.
Monday February 29th
from 7:00pm
Lecture / Screening / Talk
with Jérémie Gindre
The novella “One Helluva Hole” by Jérémie Gindre is one of the outcomes of a residency that artist Jérémie Gindre undertook in 2011, at the Swiss Center for Affective Sciences, University of Geneva, where he studied the effects of brain damage in Neuroscience. Focusing on the emotional side of experiences and how this affects human behaviour and society, this short fictional writing describes the vicissitudes of Bill Ronson, whose life changed dramatically after a terrible accident that perforated his brain
It is this inexplicable mix of feelings, together with the occasion of an extra day – extra chance – in the year, that gave motion to the exhibition, where different artists present works somehow connected with the idea of emotions, experiences, sensitivity and personal perceptions.
€6.00
Motto is pleased to present a pop-up bookstore at Wendy’s Subway, a non-profit library and workspace located in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The store will be open Feb 19-28, 12-7 p.m., with a talk by Where’s Lucy Hunter & R. Lyon / Artwork by Kayla Guthrie at 7 p.m. on Sunday 21.02.16. This pop-up is the first in a series of curated libraries, shops, and collections displayed in the storefront of Wendy’s Subway’s new Bushwick location.
Where is a think tank and publishing platform headquartered in a shipping container in Brooklyn, NY. It is co-produced by historian Lucy Hunter and artist R.Lyon, who use the think tank as an opportunity to research information theory through experiments with the exhibition format. They publish their findings in book-length on-demand publications. For their talk at Wendy’s Subway, Hunter and Lyon will discuss, among other things: libraries, completeness, empire, and the past. Refreshments will be on hand to lighten the load. The talk will begin promptly at 8pm.
Kayla Guthrie will display a page from her most recent artist book, Sunsets Working (in collaboration with Nathan Antolik, calligraphy, and published by Bodega, New York) in the window. Kayla Guthrie is an artist working in writing, sound, and visual mediums. Her EP Blue was released in 2015 by Mixed Media Recordings. She has performed at Greene Naftali, Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, Massimo de Carlo (London), and the Whitney Museum of American Art. She is the curator of Intra Phenom, a New York-based performance series presenting the work of female artists in live and durational genres.
Wendy’s Subway
*New Location*
379 Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11206
IN THE AVANT-FOYER: ON DECADENCE AND DE-FACEMENT
by Sabrina Tarasoff
MARC CAMILLE CHAIMOWICZ
At the Tip of my Fingers
by Eva Fabbris
THE RECOGNITIONS
by Than Hussein Clark and Charlie Billingham
THE IMPERMANENT COLLECTION
by Jennifer Allen and Giaco Schiesser
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING AN INFLUENCE
by Jens Hoffmann, Sanya Kantarovsky, Ryan Gander, Jac Leirner, Camille Henrot, Cheyney Thompson, Rayyane Tabet, Liz Magor
SUNSET DÉCOR
by Magalí Arriola
LOTHAR BAUMGARTEN
The Political Discourse of the Time
by Jesús Fuenmayor
THE PUBLIC LIFE OF THE IMAGINATION
by João Ribas
ROBERT GROSVENOR
Hypervolume in Hyperspace
by Hans Ulrich Obrist
FORGET ABOUT THE MIDDLE CLASS
by Chus Martínez
CEAL FLOYER
The Pros and the Cons
by Christian Jankowski
NEVINE MAHMOUD
Playtime
by Andrew Berardini
HENNING FEHR AND PHILIPP RÜHR
No Script
by Niels Olsen and Fredi Fischli
[A TAXONOMY OF NON-SENSE]
by Domenick Ammirati
JESSI REAVES
An Ideological Revision of Furniture Design
by Josephine Graf
LUCAS ARRUDA
A Utopian Balance between Light and Shadow
by Kiki Mazzucchelli
ANA VAZ
Discovering the World
by Filipa Ramos
LIS RHODDES AND AURA SATZ
Seeing is Never Believing
by Agniesszka Gratza
A STUDY IN PETULANCE
by Michael Turner
€10.00
French photographer Henri Salesse observed through his lens a radically changing France in the second half of the 20th century. Although creating this unique work as a civil servant photographer of the Ministry of Reconstruction and Urbanism, Salesse’s medium-format photographs reveal that he went beyond his mere task of providing a “technical verification”. Salesse grasped the deep transformation of his contemporary France.
In 80 images and a concise introduction by Michaël Houlette and Daniel Coutelier, the exhibition catalogue Nouveau Monde allows a unique insight into the socio-economic context and the state of reconstruction in France from the post-war years until the 1970s.
€20.00
Even is a new magazine that interprets contemporary art, its structures and its environment. Published three times a year, Even features long-form articles that range from monographic studies to broad critical analysis; distinctive reviews that take in multiple exhibitions at museums and galleries worldwide; and extensive interviews with artists and arts professionals.
Even seeks to break the deadlock between academic obscurantism on one side, and top-ten lists and party coverage on the other. With a unique and legible voice, Even revives the tradition of criticism for the twenty-first century.
€15.00
Patricia returns to Opal Tapes and carries on his excursions into dusty analog techno with this six tracker featuring a collaboration with Vancouver-based Cloudface
€17.99
Produced during a workshop held by Maximage at the University of the Arts Zurich, ZHdK. All lines were engraved manually on aluminum offset plates by the students:
Jaqueline John (January)
Ruben Brändli (February)
Tobias Leuenberger (March)
Rahel Preisig (April)
Kathrin Grossenbacher (May)
Dennis Ginsig (June)
Julia Felber (July)
Kerstin Barth (August)
Janina Hess (September)
Victoria Knabe (October)
Johannes Inauen (November)
Salome Grand (December)
Head: Jonas Voegeli
Tutors: Maximage
Print: Printoset
Paper: Munken Lynx
Edition of 250 copies
€15.00
