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In Dream Villa erkundet Singh, wie die Nacht das, was am Tag gewöhnlich erscheint, in etwas Geheimnisvolles und Beunruhigendes verwandelt. Diese Serie von Farbfotografien zeigt eine Landschaft, die ebenso in der Vorstellung des Künstlers wie in der realen Welt existiert. Singh reist in viele verschiedene Städte, ohne zu wissen, wo die Dream Villa oder ihre Bewohner auftauchen werden. Es ist ein Ort, an dem nichts so ist, wie es zu sein scheint - er erwacht in der Nacht zum Leben, wenn alles von künstlichem Licht erhellt wird und der Mond nur noch ein Ornament ist.
In Dream Villa Singh explores how the night transforms what seems ordinary by day into something mysterious and unsettling. This series of colour photographs presents a landscape which exists as much in the artist’s imagination as in the real world. Singh travels to many different cities never knowing where Dream Villa or its inhabitants will present themselves. It is a place where nothing is quite as it seems to be – it comes alive at night, when all is lit by artificial light and the moon is just ornamentation.
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Der Greif Ausgabe 04 Juli 2011
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82 S., 35x25 cm, Auflage: 1.500, numeriert, 2 Stück. ISBN/ISSN 21914524
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The firth issue went through a redesign. Seems as if it was worth the effort, as Der Greif was honored with the reddot Design Award and the ADC Junior Award Silver. Besides that, the submissions are coming from all over the world. The page number was increased again, Der Greif show photography and poetry now on 84 pages. Altogether, the works of 80 photographers and 14 authors are published in the fourth issue.
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MONO.KULTUR #17 Pawel Althamer: Play-Grounded - My path just seems to have gone where others’ don’t.
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16 S., 20x15 cm, ISBN/ISSN 18617085
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recorded in 2006, mastered at ICEM in 2007.
We are very proud to announce our 10th release !!! and what makes it even better is that it´s a new dis.playce album!
The EP is called ´Das Ende von Amerika´ (The End of America) and it´s dis.playce´s second release on naivsuper. The title refers to the book ´Amerika´ by Franz Kafka and should not be interpretated in the wrong way)
´Amerika´, also known as ´Der Verschollene´ or ´The Man Who Disappeared´, was the incomplete first novel by Franz Kafka, published posthumously in 1927.
The story describes the bizarre wanderings of a sixteen-year-old European emigrant named Karl Rossmann in the United States, who was forced to go to New York to escape the scandal of his seduction by a housemaid.
Hope originates when something else is absent and holes need to be filled again. The purpose of hope is to make itself vanish again and to reach a state of mind where Utopia or the promised land of North America won´t be needed anymore.
Kafka puts his hero Karl Rossmann over and over again in situations where he is lacking something only to discover that he is lacking even more. The spiral of hope, disappointment and reproaches seems to be endless. With ´Amerika´ Kafka finishes a series of America-fiction from the 19. Century which glorified the United States as the land of boundless possibilities. For Kafka America is not the solution of our problems anymore, it is almost like a second Europe - a land where the problems stay the same.
´Das Ende von Amerika´ is one 24 minute piece published on high quality CDRs
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Darboven's emphasis on the representation of time, though, seems crucial. I'm presenting the time she is representing. Statement from Andrew Blackley.
what remains gallery von LANDSPERSKY&LANDSPERSKY
mit Andrew Blackley
Öffnungszeiten: DI 28 3 2012 - 13 4 2012
mit Soundballett und Kiesbettmusik. Künstlergespräch mit Susanne Kaufmann. Vortrag: Blütenlesen von Georg Schneider
AkademieGalerie, Ubahnstation Universität
Die what remains gallery wurde 2009 von LANDSPERSKY&LANDSPERSKY ins Leben gerufen. Das Künstlerduo arbeitet mit temporären Interventionen im öffentlichen Raum. Dabei verwenden sie Materialien und Konzepte, die bereits in Ausstellungen zu sehen waren. Die Frage, nach dem Essentiellen in der Kunst und ihren Wertvorstellungen steht dabei im Vordergrund. Mittels der Idee des „Aufbereitens“ versuchen sie diese zu bewahren.
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ARTISTS’ BOOK NOT ARTISTS’ BOOK
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17,6x13,8 cm, Auflage: 500, ISBN/ISSN 9780982969427
Buch zu einer Ausstellung in der Boo-Hooray Gallery New York, eingesteckt in ein mehrfach gefaltetes A2-Format-Blatt mit den Farbabbildungen der im Buch beschriebenen Bücher
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"Artists' book" is a troublesome term. There seems to be no single well-understood or generally-accepted working definition. Say "artists' book" in general conversation and you'll likely get a blank look, if not outright confusion. even with a specialized audience of bibliophiles, or art world cognoscenti, it may be necessary to clarify exactly what you mean...
Artists' Book Not Artists' Book is an exhibition co-curated by Johan Kugelberg and Jeremy Sanders. In it are about one hundred books and of course all of them either are, or are not, artists’ books, but whether it is even possible to say which ones fall into which category is a matter that's not entirely clear. And in any case, it's likely no two viewers would draw exactly the same conclusions.
Artists' Book Not Artists' Book.
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32 S., 34x20,5 cm, Auflage: 1.000, ISBN/ISSN 9789070478285
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Exhibition catalogue New York Photo Festival 2010 (12 to 16 may), curated by Erik Kessels. Catalogue designed by Angela Lidderdale.
Use me Abuse me looks at the trend toward exploring new technology within an image-rich culture. The exhibition focused on how today’s dominance of images and image-making technology influences artists and photographers.
Now more than ever before photographs are easy to come by, easy to make and easy to distribute. Anyone, it seems, has the freedom to do pretty much anything. This glut sees photographers experimenting with pre-existing images and using them within their work like never before.
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Ausstellung der Privatsammlung Anastasios Gkekas bei VOLKS 10.09.-13.10.2015.
A key to a potential approach is possibly the innerness, the esoteric and sometimes confessional character of the works, but also the place they occupy in the collective work of the artists - as I am of the opinion that one can find more comprehensible examples within their work. It seems that as if from a recurring tic, I wanted to catch them red-handed, naked I would say, within their own work. To a lesser extend, it is perhaps a sort of innocence.
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Arts of the Working Class No. 03 - Restless Togetherness
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Keep calm and abolish imperial pride, racial purity and class harmony
Aus dem Booklyn-Archiv
This third issue of our newspaper is dedicated to this year’s overwhelming number of anniversaries and its abysms. With curiosity we notice their paradoxical relationship with the present. It’s been ten years since the financial crash, but monetary values are not more balanced and speculation bubbles are bigger than ever. It’s been 50 years since LSD came into popular use, opening the doors of perception, but perception seems to be even narrower today than it was back then. It’s been 80 years since Austria’s annexation to Germany, and yet ‚The Sound of Music‘ is still remembered as a classic, sweetened depiction of resistance towards fascism’s expansion in Europe, rather than the fall of aristocracy, what it really was. It’s been 100 years since the end of the First World War and yet the struggle between Conservatism and Socialism has never been so prevalent. It’s been 200 years since Marx was born, and his work still remains a historical ideal rather than a reality.
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[148] S., 32,6x25,4 cm, ISBN/ISSN 3865211224
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Anlässlich der gleichnamigen Ausstellung von Paulo Nozolino im Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Serralves, Porto, 07.05.-10.07.2005.
Paulo Nozolino only makes black and white photographs and they are dominated by an impossible darkness that seems impenetrable to light. The photographs were made all over the world - notably in countries of the Arab world - but in the majority of cases it would be difficult to attribute a specific location to them.
Photographs from Auschwitz are the decisive exception. Auschwitz appears as the absolute place and time that orientates everything else. In thirty years of a career as a photographer, Nozolino has constantly intensified his tragic vision of reality: this is visualised in pictures that originate from his own biography and travels. in pictures of men, women and children. in pictures of birth, love making and death.
This publication assembles for the first time photographs from Nozolino's different projects over the years, to form a new narrative, untold until now: the narrative of beginning and ending, and at the same time the narrative of his life's work.
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Fotografija NR. 1 (35) 2018
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[116] S., 27,5x23 cm, ISBN/ISSN 16487273
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We are heading into a future where our choices will be shaped – if not outright determined – by algorithms and artificial intelligence. This coming state has been labelled “the new dark age” (James Bridle, 2018).
It remains to be seen what this brings to photography, and vice versa.
One thing, however, seems clear: photography, which has already changed significantly in the 21st century, is affected by – and in some important ways is part of – this development. This issue of “Fotografija” explores how programmes, apps and AI-related technologies shape and change the discourse of photography, challenging traditional boundaries of the medium.
Various programmes and services – Google, Photoshop, Flickr, Snapchat, visual recognition, etc. – provide new tools to conceive image-making and think photographically. Technological interfaces not only deliver instruments for making work but can become the very logic for creating photographic series.
The presented artists offer perspectives to raise questions and discuss these technological shifts. From dealing with traumatic events (Indrė Šerpytytė) and inaccessible sites (James Bridle) through technological mediation to playing with our expectations of an all-pervasive Photoshop manipulation (Erin E’Keefe). From exploring so-called smart surveillance systems (Esther Hovers) and censoring politically sensitive sites (Mishka Henner) to everyday glitches (Mantas Grigaitis). From playing with the copyrights of such collective websites as Flickr (Penelope Umbrico) to exploring the shared language of being in some of the most photographed places on earth (Thomas Albdorf). And from using Photoshop to create images (Aaron Hegert) to an image that is barely photographic (Zachary Dean Norman). The four essays (Kate Palmer Albers, Roksana Filipowska and Marijana Rayl, Ilaria Speri, Alise Tifentale) map out the works in broader social, historical and art contexts.
In short, the works deal with our technologized world. They talk about being in the middle of changes that few have envisioned. Being so immersed, one can feel it (almost) hurts.
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How to Start A Revolution – The Musical
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So what was it like before everything went hell-bent batshit crazy? Enter Prof. Dr. of Pseudology, Anna McCarthy, with her HOW TO START A REVOLUTION book and its endless footnotes and twists and turns. She explains to us the chronology of politics and personal occurrences through this haze of a microcosm.
HOW TO START A REVOLUTION is a multi-layered work that deals with clichés of rebelliousness. It is embedded in socio-political events from 2007 to 2015 and their mediated and subjective reception. It deals with rebellion in limbo, in which change seems ominent, mirroring the current political atmosphere. Geographically anchored in Munich and Bavaria, it reaches beyond the local peculiarities and relocates them into the context of historical global events. A microcosm of reoccuring people and places stand in as exemplary figures for global events in a humorous, absurd, and critical manner. Examples are documentaries such as 'Bored Rebel in Oberpfaffenhofen' or ridiculously provocative political actions in public spaces, numerous "in-flux" archives, a pathetic musical, which was first performed in 2013 at Haus der Kunst, and even a permanent installation in Tito’s ex-Bunker in the hills of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The project has been exhibited internationally, including at Nottingham Gallery for Contemporary Art, Chisenhale Gallery London, Schloss Ringenberg, Galleribox Akureyri Iceland, Goethe University Frankfurt, D-0 Ark Underground, Konjic, and at Transmission Gallery in Glasgow, amongst other locations. ...
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184 S., 24x16,5 cm, ISBN/ISSN 978 88 6749 351 7
Broschur mit Klappen; Einband mit aufgeprägtem Foto, Papier Einband mit textilähnlicher Struktur, Vorsatz/Nachsatz bedruckt mit Foto schwarzweiß, innen verschiedene Papiersorten für Fotos, Texte und Zeichnungen. Druck: Tipografia Valdostana
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Erscheint zur Ausstellung im S.M.A.K., Gent, Belgien,11.03-04.06.2017.
"Welcome to the world of Dirk Zoete. Because that’s what his work is: a conceived universe. The way someone leaning over a table makes a plan and imagines the world. While technology takes us into several intangible dimensions with virtual reality and other applications, Zoete makes us believe the world is still flat. Everything seems to have only a front and a back. As if we still believed that the earth is just a disk, and we can fall off. Zoete’s drawings are clumsy, intermittent, naive, adventurous, simple. It’s like a child’s imagination, depicting in a heap what you otherwise cannot fit on a piece of paper." Philippe Van Cauteren. Published in occasion of his first major solo exhibition in a Belgian museum, To be determined. According to the situation, held at S.M.A.K. in Gent in 2017, this catalogue explores Dirk Zoete’s peculiar practice. Enriched by essays and texts by Philippe Van Cauteren, Stephan Berg, Koen Peeters and Ann Hoste, the book is a journey through the artist’s process—who, starting from a drawing, generates models, sculptures, architectural constructions, photos, films. An all-encompassing approach that makes the Belgian’s work outstand as a natural successor of the German Bauhaus and Russian Constructivism, but with a more human touch.
The catalogue features a wide selection of images, presenting the many different stages of transformation of a drawing into a three-dimensional piece, and the hybrid nature of the exhibition set-up, a mix of a museum show and an artist’s studio, both essential characteristics of Zoete’s art."
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Zur Ausstellung 17.01.-22.02.2020 und zum Abendalk am 06.02.2020 mit Bernhart Schwenk
The frescoes of the Villa di Livia, the wife of Emperor Augustus, which can be seen in the Museo Palazzo Massimo in Rome, form the basic motif for the video PASSING THE GARDEN. These approximately two thousand years old frescoes show an illusionistic garden space, a "hortus conclusus" with representations of plants, trees and birds.
Photographs, videos and drawings of the frescoes are intertwined with photographs and videos of intact and destroyed nature. What seems natural at first glance turns out to be artificially generated. Slowly, the images change their state, moving between reality and fiction.
Experimental, meditative music accompanies the transformation process.
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Schwarz-Weiße Strichzeichnungen von Personen, die dem Künstler in seiner Heimatstadt New York über den Weg gelaufen sind bzw. die ihm aufgefallen sind. Eine kurze Beschreibung erklärt, wo das Aufeinandertreffen stattfand. Es gab außerdem eine gleichnamige Ausstellung, in der der Künstler ebenfalls seine gezeichneten New Yorker ausstellte. Dieses Projekt nannte er "Every Person in New York".
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Zur Ausstellung in der Galerie ep.contemporary, Berlin, 28.-30.04.2023
Der Titel „naturally“ – in der deutschen Übersetzung „selbstverständlich“ – lässt zunächst an Dinge denken, die ohne weitere Erklärung verständlich sind, an Alltag, etwas, über das man nicht sprechen muss.
Aber ist Selbstverständliches vielleicht gar nicht so „nicht erwähnenswert“. In unser Blickfeld tritt es, wenn etwas nicht mehr funktioniert, oder wenn der Blick darauf gelenkt, die Wahrnehmung scharf gestellt wird. Wir nehmen vieles für so selbstverständlich, dass wir atmen, unser Körper funktioniert, die Straßenbahn fährt, Strom aus der Steckdose kommt.
Selbstverständliches ist eine Voraussetzung, eine Erwartung an Dinge und Handlungen, die wir eingeübt haben im Laufe unseres Lebens. Etwas für selbstverständlich zu nehmen, impliziert nicht nur Erwartungen in Gewohnheiten sondern auch in Konventionen. Wir denken nicht darüber nach – Selbstverständlichkeiten sind in unserer Wahrnehmung nicht vorhanden. Wir vergessen sie schlichtweg wie blinde Flecken. Erst, wenn Sand im Getriebe ist, verschiebt sich der Fokus, schauen wir hin und fangen an, Selbstverständliches infrage zu stellen. Irritierende Blickpunkte auf Alltägliches sind in der Ausstellung naturally / selbstverständlich zum Gallery Weekend zu sehen.
The title „naturally“ – in the German translation „selbstverständlich“ – initially makes one think of things that are understandable without further explanation, of everyday life, something that does not need to be talked about.
But whatever seems natural perhaps doesn’t result in being „not worth mentioning“. We become aware of the ordinary when it no longer works, or when we pay actively attention to it, when we focus our perception. We naturally accept so many things without questioning: that we breathe, that our body works, that the subway runs, that electricity comes from the socket.
Taking things for granted is a prerequisite, an expectation of things and actions that we have practiced in the course of our lives. Accepting something as natural implies expectations not only in habits but also in conventions. We don’t think about it anymore – things taken for granted are not present in our perception. We simply fade these things out, they turn into blind spots. Only if there is sand in the gearbox, we start to refocus on it and we begin to question what we took as natural.
The exhibition naturally/selbstverständlich invites to discover irritating perspectives on the ordinary during the Gallery Weekend.
Text: Uschi Krempel, Celia Mehnert
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