Interview #2

“Ich möchte ein Kleiderbügel sein” – Anna dello Russo.

Die Märzausgabe von INTERVIEW ist da! Die Designerin Miuccia Prada spricht über die neue Leichtigkeit ihrer Mode. Die Schauspielerin Sibel Kekilli über ihren Aufstieg zum HBO-Star und die Gewalt türkischer Männer. Der Regisseur Klaus Lemke blickt zurück auf seine wilden Tage mit Brigitte Bardot und Iris Berben. Der Schauspieler Michael Fassbender erklärt, wie man einen Sexsüchtigen spielt. Der japanische Superstar Takashi Murakami trifft die Streetart-Legende Kaws. Die beiden Depeche-Mode-Gründer Vince Clark und Martin Gore erzählen, wie sie 30 Jahre nach ihrer Trennung gemeinsam ein Techno-Album aufnahmen, ohne sich ein einziges Mal zu treffen. Plus: Anna Dello Russo, Italiens größte Mode-Exzentrikerin, und ihr Leben zwischen Front Row, Internet und privatem Couture-Archiv.

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Gastronomica 12:1, Spring 2012

The Journal of Food and Culture.

Published by: University of California Press

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Session_12_Words + Untitled.

Words was first realised in 2009 and shown in Am Nuden Da’s former London space in conjunction with the Los Angeles based journal Material. It was conceived as an exhibition focused on artists’ use of the written word. To coincide with the re-installation of Words at Four Boxes Gallery, Am Nuden Da has curated the exhibition Untitled.
The 13 artists participating in Untitled have responded to a proposition that the works shown here should be chosen on the basis of their status as ‘Untitled’. Where Words foregrounds language at the expense of materiality, Untitled performs antithetically by engaging with the physical and visual.
For the Words exhibition 85 artists have been invited to email a ‘text piece’ to Am Nuden Da who, using a standardised format, have copied and pasted each submission onto a single sheet of A4. All pieces are set in Arial, the default typeface, at point 10 size. This dogmatic method represents an attempt to foreground language ahead of personal style, design, layout and graphic appearance.
The installation of the untitled works offers a contrasting visual and material situation, one where categorising and identifying the artwork takes a paradoxical turn by relying on a linguistic association, that of being unnamed. Throughout the last century the ‘Untitled’ proposition has become not simply a default mechanism for not assigning a name to a work of art but a recognised methodology, one which this show addresses.
Marcel Duchamp christened the modern title as an “invisible color”, offering it a name that was simultaneously precise, paradoxical, ironic and impossible.
you must say words, as long as there are any, until they find me, until they say me, strange pain, strange sin, you must go on, perhaps it’s done already, perhaps they have said me already, perhaps they have carried me to the threshold of my story, before the door that opens on my story, that would surprise me, if it opens, it will be I, it will be the silence, where I am, I don’t know, I’ll never know, in the silence you don’t know, you must go on, I can’ t go on, I’ll go on.
“When?”

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Roman Ondák. Guide. Mousse Publishing and Walther König

Guide is an artist’s book co-published by Mousse and Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König for the exhibitions at Villa Arson-Centre National d’Art Contemporain, Nice, Salzburger Kunstverein and Fondazione Galleria Civica-Centro di Ricerca sulla Contemporaneitá in Trent. Conceived as a true “guide”, the book examines all the work of Roman Ondák, presenting and analyzing in detail nearly one hundred works by the artist.

With writings by Luca Cerizza, Max Delany, Silvia Eiblmayer, Luigi Fassi, Ryan Gander, Francesco Garutti, Patricia Grzonka, Jens Hoffmann, Adam Kleinman, Simone Menegoi, Roman Ondák, Vivian Rehberg, Elodie Royer, Chris Sharp and Andrea Viliani.

Pages: 174
Language: English

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Destroy All Monsters Screening

February 25, 2012, 8:30
Free Screening: Grow Live Monsters

Please join Fillip and Motto Books Saturday, February 25th, for a screening of a selection of music films by the Detroit-based art collective Destroy All Monsters.

Formed in 1973 by University of Michigan art students Mike Kelley, Jim Shaw, Niagara, and filmmaker Cary Loren, DAM’s activities included an experimental/punk band, a self-titled zine, and various film and video works.

“Influenced by the underground films of Jack Smith and George Kuchar, the movies created by Destroy All Monsters blended kitsch images, clips from old horror and sci-fi pictures, deliberate over-acting and bursts of off-beat animation into a bracing collage of pop culture detritus, while the artists’ neo-psychedelic noise rock droned away in the background.” — Mark Deming

With thanks to Cary Loren.

http://fillip.ca/events/destroy-all-monsters-screening

Mousse #32.

Starring by Antonio Scoccimarro

Stan Douglas Midcentury Disco by Monika Szewczyk
Barbara Hammer The Screen as the Body by Elisabeth Lebovici

Lost & Found Hollis Frampton: Excerpts from the Last Interview by Bruce Jenkins

What’s Alternative? Alternative to What? “Thanks, but no thanks.” by Thomas Boutoux. Curated by Vincenzo de Bellis

Portfolio – Theaster Gates The New Revolutionary by Michele Robecchi

Talking About A Handful of Clay: Miscellaneous Remarks on Ceramics et al. by Dieter Roelstraete

Talking About Abbey Road by Nick Currie

Mark Handforth & Mark di Suvero I, Too, Enjoy Bending Steel

Talking About The New International by Kate Fowle and João Ribas

Eddie Peake Negative Space by Vincent Honoré

Aaron Angell Nearly Abstract by Adnan Yildiz

Natalie Czech Hidden Poems by Gigiotto Del Vecchio

AGENDA

BOOKS by Stefano Cernuschi

Tom McCarthy Commodius Vicus of Recirculation by Francesco Manacorda

Berlin – Yngve Holen Metaphors of Ideas by Timo Feldhaus

London – Sarah Lucas What do you want in your face? by Nicholas Cullinan

New York – Iman Issa Five Questions about the Specific Concerns of Formal Ideas by Mai Abu ElDahab

Los Angeles – Californian State of Mind A conversation between Lynn Hershman, Martha Rosler, Allen Ruppersberg, Karen Moss, Constance Lewallen, Stephen Kaltenbach, and Jens Hoffmann

Sam Durant & Luis Camnitzer The Church of Ethical Cynicism

Charlemagne Palestine Doing Adventures by Hans Ulrich Obrist

Talking About Untitled (September 11), 2011 by Jens Hoffmann and Peter Eleey

REPRINT The Main Things Which Seem to Me Important.. by Céline Condorelli

Talking About The Assistants by Fionn Meade

Cheyney Thompson Impoog by Nicolás Guagnini

Stephan Dillemuth & David Robbins Independent Imagination

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Due to hazardous weather conditions, Motto Melbourne will be closed on Friday 24th and reopen for it’s final day of trading from 9am until the early afternoon on Saturday 25th.

We hope to see you there and apologies for any inconvenience caused

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MOTTO MELBOURNE. A temporary bookstore in collaboration with Neon Parc.
6 DUCKETT STREET, BRUNSWICK, MELBOURNE, VIC 3056 AUSTRALIA

TRA – Edge of Becoming. MER. Paper Kunsthalle

Exhibition catalogue for the exhibition TRA at Palazzo Fortuny, Venice
June 4 – November 27 – 2011

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NEW LOCATION –

Trg prekomorskih brigad 1,
1000 Ljubljana

www.kapsula.si
http://www.zavod-parasite.si/eng/publications

Artist books, magazines, books, zines by: Zavod P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E (Ljubljana), MER.Paper Kunsthalle (Ghent), Space Poetry (København), Ugly Duckling Press (NYC),
Lubok Verlag (Leipzig), Temporary Services (Chicago), Mladen Stilinovic, Sanja Ivekovic, Vlado Martek, Balint Szombathy and selection of artist books&zines from MOTTO, Berlin.

Limited Editions: Mladen Stilinović, Vlado Martek, Jesper Fabricius, Mladen Stropnik, Tadej Pogacar,etc.

Art works by: Mladen Stilinović, Vlado Martek, Tadej Pogačar, Balint Szombathy, Dejan Habicht, Uros Potocnik, Tomaz Furlan, SBD (smallbutdangers), Polonca Lovsin

Contact:
KAPSULA
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Monday-Friday
11am –15pm & 16pm-20pm
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CURA.10 – WINTER 2012

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