Tomorrow, Saturday July 14th. Berlin

from 12 – 6pm

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The Little Joe Clubhouse Reader, David Edgar & Sam Ashby, Ditto Press / Little Joe.

The Little Joe Clubhouse is a specially commissioned, crafted environment that draws on ideas of withdrawal, defiant separatism and delicious seclusion, at once a den, a commune and a cinema. An expanded, interactive version of the magazine, The Clubhouse incorporates an eclectic programme of films as part of Little Joe’s ongoing endeavour to (re)map the queer histories of film.

Specially published to accompany The Clubhouse, The Little Joe Clubhouse Reader includes contributions from the artists, filmmakers and writers who selected the unique programme of films.

Contributors include A.K. Burns, Ben Campkin, Stuart Comer, Jon Davies, Ron Gregg, Bruce Hainley, Ed Halter, R Justin Hunt, Shanay Jhaveri, William E Jones, Tom Kalin, Jonathan Kemp, Kevin Killian, Wayne Koestenbaum, James Mackay, Billy Miller, Bradford Nordeen, Jenni Olson, Liz Rosenfeld, Patrick Staff, A.L. Steiner, Edward Thomasson, Scott Treleaven, Mark Turner, Ed Webb-Ingall and Matt Wolf.

Risograph printed
Limited edition

D 6.50 €

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Lodown Magazine #82. July/August/September 2012.

Featuring Mauro Perucchetti, Danny Way, Animal Collective, Manuel Gottsching, Larry Clark, Gregg Segal, Bo Ningen, Florentijn Hofman and much more.

D 6.90 €

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Topmotiviert, Linus Bill, Rollo Press.

Artist’s Book by Linus Bill
Published on the occasion of the exhibition “Was nun?”
by Linus Bill, Patrick Hari and Timm Ulrichs
at the Photoforum Pasquart Biel, 9.10. – 27.11.2011

64 Pages, 17.5 × 25 cm, First Edition, 2011.

D 18 €

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Panel #4, Elisabeth Greinecker and Julian Turner (Eds.).

PANEL is an artist magazine from Vienna. Each issue forms around the idea of finding a common theme, a red line, a form of serendipity, without revolving around a “topic”. See it as a group exhibition on paper.

Each issue presents around 13 works, in an edition of 100 copies, printed in colour in A5. New releases are published 2 to 3 times a year.

This issue features work from Michael Brunner, Sophia Hatwagner, Nathalie Koger, Birgit Lesch, Emanuel Mauthe, Noele Ody, Mario Strk and Amelie Zadeh.

D 8 €

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LABYRINTH – Ein Buch in vier Vorträgen, Olaf Nicolai & Jan Wenzel, Spector Books & Rollo Press

“Warum tötete Theseus den Minotaurus?” – “Weshalb fand er den Ausgang des Labyrinths nur mit Hilfe des Ariadnefadens?” – “Erleichtert ein Mehr an Wissen die Orientierung? Oder wird es schwieriger, wenn wir verstanden haben, wie leicht es ist, sich zu verlaufen?” – “Wie kommt es, dass das Labyrinth uns im Handumdrehen zu Mitspielern macht? Warum kommen wir nicht los von diesem Gewirr aus Linien und Gängen?” – “Ist der Weg ins Zentrums des verwickelten Gängereichs leichter zu finden als der Weg zurück in die Freiheit?”

320 Seiten, Deutsch, Broschur mit ca. 280 Abbildungen
Gestaltung: Urs Lehni

D 12 €

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indexnewspaper #2, Amélia Brandão Costa and Rodrigo Costa Lima (Ed.).

Indexnewspaper is a trimonthly magazine of architecture printed in newspaper paper. It is a publication with a bilingual edition, English and Portuguese, and worldwide distribution. The editorial contains an interview, a visit to an office, projects and works, and essays. The front cover has an ” artwork ” designed by an invited artist.

Issue #2 (Apr-Jun 2012) includes:
INTERVIEW/Manuel Aires Mateus, ATELIER/Camilo Rebelo, PROJECTS/De Vylder Vinck Taillieu/Emilio Marin/Ensamble Studio/Tetsuo Kondo Unulaunu, ESSAYS/Eduardo Castillo/Moritz Agné

D 5 €

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The Bakery: IDEA IN ACTION, Christine Peters, Richard Siegal, Dieta Sixt (Ed.), Spector Books

American dancer and choreographer Richard Siegal created an artistic network called THE BAKERY in 2005 devoted to interdisciplinary research and production. Along with performing artists, Siegal works with architects, composers, new media experts, designers, curators, and theoreticians. Together they explore new directions in performance related to technology and the other arts. The exploration of these relationships has resulted in interactive installations, such as IF / THEN INSTALLED or LOGIC GATE, which have been shown in various museums and exhibition halls, as well as dance performances and site-specific projects, as the most recent works ©OPIRATES and CIVIC MIMIC exemplify.

THE BAKERY also promotes the If / Then Methodology, Siegal’s choreographic framework, a game-based, syntactical and notational system, as described in the dvd publication IF / THEN DIALOGUES. Since its founding, THE BAKERY has continued to widen its network on an international scale. A cross-disciplinary initiative, it invites others to partake in an ongoing discourse. This book presents contributions by internationally acknowledged artists, writers, and curators who look at performance-making from the points of view of their specific fields.

Contributors: Tim Etchells, Didier Faustino, Barbara Formis, Heiner Goebbels, RoseLee Goldberg, Hubert Machnik, Chantal Pontbriand, Chris Salter, Susan Sgorbati

D 24 €

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Ric Rac. Jérémie Gindre. Chert + Motto.

Ric Rac is a comic book adaptation of three artworks by Jérémie Gindre. In the real world, A Cavern is a series of eight drawings and two stones (29.7 x 42 cm, India ink on paper + 23 x 23 x 2cm, slate on engraved concrete 2010-2011), A Slip is a series of fourteen drawings (29.7 x 42 cm, India ink and pen on paper, 2012), Passwords Forgotten is a sculpture and two paintings (85 x 130 x 85 cm, slate on aerated concrete + 80 x 60 cm, India ink on canvas, 2010-2012).

The author is grateful to Huckleberry Finn for A Cavern, to the Swiss Center for Affective Sciences for A Slip and to Edward Leedskalnin for Passwords Forgotten.

Translated from the French by John Tittensor.

Published by Chert and Motto, Berlin, on the occasion of the exhibition Tintenfisch at CNEAI=, Chatou, in the frame of Berlin-Paris 2012.

300 copies, printed in Germany.
Distributed by Motto Distribution.

D 10 €

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Yona Friedman. MANUELS volumes 1 + 2 + 3. Cneai =.

The full set of the trilogy entitled Manuals, which contain Yona Friedman’s “cartoon strips”. They were published from 1975-1992 in more than thirty countries and twenty languages, often in the form of photocopies. The first volume describes the region, the city and nature. The second volume treats the subjects on nutrition, protection, habitation, and the mountains. From the “wordology” of Liebniz to African folk tales, the third volume disseminates Friedman’s research on the questions of language, interpretation and improvisation.

“The forms produced by Yona Friedman, published forms, cheap and basic techniques, practical content, suggest that the time has come to no longer think of art in terms of marginality, the only way to put art back in motion is to give it back the central place which it has in many cultures, to transform art and so contribute to its formation.” – Sylvie Boulanger

D 350 €

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