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Esthétique du livre d’artiste, collections et inventaires curated by / Commissariat: Anne Moeglin-Delcroix Artistes
Alighiero Boetti, Christian Boltanski, George Brecht, Stanley Brouwn, Jeffrey Brouws, Ludovic Burel, Ulises Carrión,
Bernhard Cella, Maxime Chanson, Claude Closky, Simon Cutts, herman de vries, Mark Dion, documentation céline duval, Patrick Dubrac, Jean-Baptiste Farkas, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Robert Filliou, Antonio Gallego, Anne-Valérie Gasc,
Marie-Ange Guilleminot, Dick Higgins, On Kawara, Erik Kessels, Pascal Le Coq, Jean Claude Lefevre, Sol Lewitt, Jackson Mac Low, Roberto Martinez, Bruce Mclean, Annette Messager, Jonathan Monk, La Monte Young, Simon Morris, Maurizio Nannucci, Michalis Pichler, Peter Piller, Richard Prince, Hubert Renard, Yann Sérandour,
Mieko Shiomi, Daniel Spoerri, Dieter Roth, Jean-Jacques Rullier, Allen Ruppersberg, Edward Ruscha, claude rutault, Erica Van Horn, Wolf Vostell, Hans Waanders, Éric Watier
Programm ab 19 Uhr:
Musik von Alexander Binus (Gitarre) und Sebastian Kunzke (Tuba) und einer Lesung mit Michalis Pichler
The Berlin based artist and self publisher Michalis Pichler works conceptually, often in series and with vernacular material. He uses various media like text, publication, photography and collages but also sculpture and interventions in public space. He calls his works «appropriations». This refers to the Appropriation Art, that arose in the 80s in New York. Their protagonists deliberately create copies of art works, thus as an independent artistic practice to question the established idea of artistic originality. The publication shows 24 full-page reproductions of advertisement pages of magazines. Their profane familiarity is interrupted by cut-outs and collages. Boys! Männer! with 24 full-page figures in a four-colour offset print, paperback, 24 pages, 21,6x14,6 cm, edition of 500, 12,- EUR
ARTISTS’ BOOKS & INDEPENDENT PUBLISHERS FAIR PREVIEW 22.03.13 5-8 PM FREE
23-24.03.13 2-7 PM
JAP + KOMPLOT
295 AVENUE VAN VOLXEMLAAN 1190 BRUSSELS
This is a moment in time when poets and many artists share the same primary material: language. Conceptual art, vispo, text art, outsider art, conceptual poetry, flarf, concrete poetry, live art, L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, sound scores… THE DARK WOULD is a compelling document of now, alchemising text into art into text. THE DARK WOULD gathers work by over 100 contributors including some of the most noted artists and poets alive today.
Edited by Philip Davenport
Gagosian Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of Ed Ruscha’s legendary artist books together with books and works of art by more than 100 contemporary artists that respond directly and diversely to Ruscha’s original project. Organized by Bob Monk, “Ed Ruscha Books & Co.” has been drawn from private collections, including Ruscha’s own. Most of the books are installed so that viewers can interact with them and browse their pages.
The annual Publish and Be Damned self-publishers fair returns for its second collaboration with the ICA. The fair features 40 publishers with experimental editorial directions and distribution strategies operating outside the mainstream.
Publish and Be Damned 2013
The Feverish Library
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January 19 - February 23, 2013
Opening Saturday, January 19
6-8.30pm
Schitterende afzondering (“Splendid Isolation”) biedt als tentoonstelling een scala van wonderlijke en visueel verleidelijke verzamelingen van werken op papier en in boekvorm. Het verenigt kunstenaars die fragmenten uit de cultuur en natuur losweken van een vertrouwde context en via persoonlijke invalshoeken en regels van transformatie tot een hernieuwde waarneming uitnodigen.
October 26 - November 10 2012
mzin
bookstore and project space for visual culture
paul-gruner-strasse 64, leipzig 04107, germany
