Circa 2045. Alistair Frost.
Published by Buk Szpan, 2010.
Edition of 200 copies.

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PARROT. Karl Larsson.
Edited by Kim West.
Published by Paraguay Press.
Design by Pascal Prosek.
September 2010. English.
Edition of 1000
11 x 18,4 cm, 80 pages, b/w, softcover

Parrot is the third book written by Swedish artist Karl Larsson, whose work consistently explores language, writing, and narrative in relation to historical and contemporary experiments in literature and art. Parrot originates from a research conducted by the artist on the work of Marcel Broodthaers, who famously withdrew from poetry and developed a fascination for birds — as in the famous piece from 1976 Ne dites pas que je ne l’ai pas dit.

Parrot by Karl Larsson is a 80-pages long poetical essay – or maybe an analytical piece of poetry – about the repetition, the dissemination, and the crystallization of words and their meanings. It is a book about bodies, containers, and documents. It harbors, generates and repeats poetical statements. A parrot is a bird whose body is inhabited by others: it mimicks their language and creates comical and uncanny resemblances. It is a very beautiful bird.

Karl Larsson – Parrot was produced in conjunction with the exhibition “Parrot” Marcel Broodthaers and Karl Larsson, at Index – The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation, Stockholm, Sept-Oct 2010.

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Katalog / Desire in Representation. Peggy Buth.
Designed in collaboration with Till Gathmann, published by Spector Books, Leipzig, 2010.
Exhibition at Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart 12 sep 2009 – 3 jan 2010.

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Motto @ Art Forum Berlin. 6-10.10.2010

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The PROVENCE driftwood collection 2010-2011, yard sale. 09.10.2010
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Berlin-Kreuzberg
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Carry-on. David Horvitz.
text by Helga Christoffersen
Published by Galerie West
168 x 240 mm
16 pages

This publication appears on the occasion of the exhibition CARRY-ON (Galerie West, Den Haag / September 4, 2010 – October 2, 2010) with work by Michael Bell-Smith, Paul Branca, Colleen Brown, Dylan Chatain, Joanne Cheung and Beau Sievers, Dexter Sinister, Marley Freeman, Marc Handelman, Tim Ridlen, Maxwell Simmer, Ed Steck, Penelope Umbrico.

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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.

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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’.

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