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Evidence of the Avant Garde Since 1957 : Selected Works from the Collection of Art Metropole Including Audiotapes, Records, Videotapes, Film, Multiples, Kitsch, Manuscripts, Stamps, Buttons, Flyers, Posters, Correspondence, Catalogues, Porn, T-Shirts, Postcards, Drawings, Poems, Mailers, Books, Photographs and Ephemera
Ritchies erörtert die sich entwickelnden Ziele der Avantgarde, während Gale eine frühe Geschichte der Art Metropole bietet. Enthält ein Nachwort von Bronson über das Sammeln sowie eine Chronologie der Art Metropole-Veranstaltungen und -Publikationen.
Eine Publikation zum 10-jährigen Bestehen von Art Metropole, 17.11.-08.12.1984.
Es gibt zwei Ausgaben. Die erste von 1973 (Selbstverlag (samizdat)) und die andere von 1974, herausgegeben von Albrecht D. Es sind die gleichen Postkarten. In der ersten Ausgabe sind die Karten Schwarz-Weiß und in der Ausgabe von 1974 haben sie einen violetten Farbton.
Herzliche Grüße Emmanuelle Rapin und Raphaël Levy
Charley is a contemporary art publication series edited by Maurizio Cattelan, Massimiliano Gioni and Ali Subotnick. A do-it-yourself magazine, Charley is an inclusive publication relying on assimilation, rather than on selection : Charley is a machine for redistribution, a mechanism for spreading and exploiting information, rumors, and communication. Like most information, it is partial, unstable, and untrustworthy. There are no hierarchies and no favorites in Charley : it flirts equally with celebrity and failure. Charley is a multiform creature, bound to transform with each issue. Charley is a pre-digested combine, with pages assembled from catalogues, brochures, press clips, postcards, and other visuals. But what is Charley really? Charley is a new publication on emerging artists. Prominent curators, writers, artists, and other arts professionals from around the world were asked to suggest up to 10 up-and-coming artists and/or submit materials on the artists for inclusion in Charley. 400 art makers from around the globe responded, and each of them is represented by one page of Charley
During the course of the production preparation for his film 'Casa de Lava' (1994), portuguese filmmaker Pedro Costa compiled what he saw, what he read, his many ideas and images into a scrapbook instead of a screenplay. Paintings, movie stills, letters, newspaper articles, scribbles, quotes from novels, postcards, lines of dialogue, snapshots, that guided him throughout the shooting of the film and that he continued - and finished - after returning to Lisboa.
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14,5x10,6 cm, 2 Teile. keine weiteren Angaben vorhanden Postkarte, beidseitig bedruckt mit Künstlerbriefmarke, gestempelt und eine lose Künstlerbriefmarke
2000 artist postcards in 2000 days, one by one handmade in a rich variety of themes and techniques by Angela and Peter Netmail, and mailed out during the last 2000 days of this millenium.
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Annahme erwünscht! - Die Idee einer offenen Gesellschaft: Künstlerische Netzwerke im Kontext des Archivs Kees Francke. - Acceptance Welcome! - The Idea of an Open Society: Artistic Networks in the Context of the Kees Francke Archive
Einladung zur Eröffnung der Ausstellung am 14.09.2017.
Ausstellung 14.09.2017-06.01.2018
The philosopher Karl Popper called in 1945 for an open society “in which one can breathe and think freely, in which each person has a value, and in which the society exerts no unnecessary pressure on the individual”. In the 1960s and 1970s a new generation of artists began to replicate works of art in the form of artists’ books, magazines, newspapers, small multiple objects, postcards, graphic posters or audio cassettes. These were sold for a small fee or exchanged internationally with artist colleagues, disregarding all political frontiers, from Eastern Europe to Latin America. An international network was thus formed via the post, enabling artists to circumvent the censorship of their work. This was the genesis of so-called Mail Art. Everyone could participate, nobody was excluded. there were no juries and no censorship. A societal vision in accordance with that envisaged by Karl Popper was apparent in the dehierarchisation and the democratisation of art. The exhibition shows works from the archive of the Dutch artist Kees Francke, who would have celebrated his 65th birthday this year, supplemented by works from other archives that help to form a picture of the networks though which these artists were interconnected. A cabinet exhibition in the series "On the Gallery"
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A set of Postcards that sheds some light on the nebulous history of "The Invisible Book". From an early discussion about the book in 1654, to Robert Walser's sterling 1925 review and Diane Simpson's legendary marathon reading in 1980, discover some of the highlights in the book's history through this set of six cards.
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Edition of 2000
Martin Parr’s Scottish Postboxes have been described as the prolific photographer’s ‘only contribution to landscape photography’. However, what Mr. Parr has achieved with these images is more a series of portraits of the lonely outposts of civilisation. The Postboxes in each place, standing out red and awkward against the lonely and beautiful Scottish backdrops each have a personality and a character of their own.
The postboxes are not only characters in the places they inhabit, they are symbols. the steadfast outposts of the institution that is the British postal service set against the untamable Scottish landscape invite the viewer the pause and ponder on their own place in the world.
“When you are in the middle of nowhere, in a bleak landscape and in wild weather, these little post boxes are strangely comforting, a sign that other people are around, that life is going on, and that you are connected to the world” – Susie Parr
This box contains twelve of Parr’s Postboxes, presented as postcards – a most appropriate form for the images to find themselves in, whether their fate is to be collected and cherished or themselves posted and shared.
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Thirty-four Madonna Inn postcards in a book with a red cover, entitled Replicated. If you prefer books with blue covers you may prefer Borrowed. Both books are part of ABCED, a multi-volume book project created by members of ABC Artists’ Books Cooperative to celebrate Ed Ruscha’s seventy-fifth birthday. ABCED was available from December 2012 until December 2013 only.
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Information und Anmeldebogen zum Projekt von cARTed. Postkarte mich persönlichem Anschreiben. Simple yet centrifugal yet extraverted, designed to cause accidental encounters between scattered artist's networks. cARTed is developing around cooperative publication of postcards.
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Ausgelegt im türkischen Pavillon auf der Biennale Venedig.
Oda Projesi is an artist collective based in Istanbul; composed of Özge Açıkkol, Güneş Savaş and Seçil Yersel who turned their collaboration into a project in 2000. From January 2000, their space in Galata functioned as a non-profit independent space, hosting projects, gatherings and acts up until march 16th2005, when Oda Projesi was evicted from the apartment due to the process of gentrification. Since then Oda Projesi has a mobile status and not any more space based; continues to raise questions on space and place creating relationship models by using different mediums like radio stations, books, postcards, newspapers or giving form to different meeting points; depending on and respecting to the creativity of Istanbul and its citizens.
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1. Auflage. La Laguna di Venezia is Nicolò Degiorgis’ tribute to the Venetian lagoon and its horizons. Bound as an origami booklet, a collection of twenty-two postcards portrays the farthest removed areas of Venice, home to uninhabited islands, small watercrafts, piers, harbours and fishing infrastructures. Spread over 118 small islands and founded in the fifth century, present-day Venice is endangered by past industrial developments and an ever-increasing tourism.
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The First International Mail Art Show in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Theme: Mr. Sandman, send me a dream. Exhibition to be held whenever possible, due to the problems of censorship in Saudi Arabia. Deadline: 1 January1982. Postcards. Catalogue to all entrants. No jury, many surprises. Anyone interested in exhibiting the show is welcome to request it. Please, no pictures of alcohol, sex, Judaica, things political seemingly anti-Arab are forbidden by the authorities in S.A. Send to Mr. Sandman, c/o Main Post Office, P.O. Box 1949, A1 Khobar, Saudi Arabia.
1982 organisierte Wally Darnell die erste internationale Mail Art Show im Königreich Saudi-Arabien6 , die in Al Khobar stattfand, und verschickte zur Vorbereitung Einladungen in die ganze Welt mit den Worten: "Mr. Sandman: send me a Dream! Die Veranstaltung zog eine große Anzahl von Teilnehmern an, sowohl von Künstlern, die bereits in internationalen Mail Art-Netzwerken aktiv waren, als auch von Künstlern, die sich erst seit kurzem für diese künstlerische Praxis und die Kommunikationskanäle, über die sie verbreitet wurde, interessierten. Mit diesem Ereignis ist auch der Beginn der engen Zusammenarbeit zwischen György Galántai/Artpool und dem amerikanischen Künstler Ray Johnson verbunden, so Galántai. Nachdem Galántai Anfang der 1980er Jahre mehrfach versucht hatte, mit Johnson in Kontakt zu treten, ohne eine Antwort zu erhalten, erhielt er schließlich 1982 per Post eine Zeichnung von Johnson mit der Bitte, diese an die Adresse von Darnell in Saudi-Arabien zu schicken, um an der ersten internationalen Mail Art Show in Al Khobar teilzunehmen. Infolge dieses ersten Kontakts mit Ray Johnson und der impliziten Einladung schloss sich György Galántai dem Ausstellungsprojekt "Mr. Sandman" an.
An experimental body of work conducted over ten days that explores themes of femininity, intimacy, nudity, eroticism, beauty, and body image through self-portrait photography as a medium of expression and a creatively printed zine as its format.
The visuals capture the beauty and sensuality of femininity, intertwining the author’s personal interpretation of the sensory experience of her body and the sensitivity of her mind with a critique of societal perspectives over the last hundred years. These perspectives, though influenced by ethical progress, have often ridiculed and degraded the essence of femininity, reducing it to trivial, denaturalized, or even grotesque aspects.
The black-and-white veil symbolizes the timelessness of the theme, while the zine’s format mimics a vintage erotic videotape, complete with "bonus visuals" reminiscent of retro collectible postcards. This design evokes the commodification of a natural human characteristic and critiques the enduring, market-driven objectification of femininity.
42x29,7 cm, signiert, 3 Teile. keine weiteren Angaben vorhanden Xerox, bestempelt, mit Aufklebern und Ausschnitten beklebt, dreifach gefaltet, in Briefumschlag, beigelegt eine Auflistung der teilnehmenden Künstler*innen
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