At the beginning of 2012, we were commissioned to design three posters in response to the topic of The New Public. From a new public dimension to new users – a group show curated by Rein Wolfs at Museion Bolzano (15 September 2012 – 13 January, 2013). The posters were on display for the inaugration… Read more »
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Printed Matter for exhibitions at kim?
Am Brunnen vor dem Tore
“Where do we see art? How do we see art? And what do we see? Jochen Plogsties’s Am Brunnen vor dem Tore is a visual examination of the artistic object. By painting, he seeks to clarify the nature of art, its places and its processes. In his paintings, the museums are facing their objects, and… Read more »
Jean Genet… The Courtesy of Objects, Chapter Three, featuring Dan Fox
ALI a turkish delight – Lookbook AW 2012/13
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Józef Robakowski
“Engaging in dialogue with other artists while at the same time rendering this visible in and through art has been one of the key aspects in Józef Robakowski’s (*1939, Posen) oeuvre from the 1960s. With this as its point of departure, the book covers, above all, the wealth of Robakowski’s ideas and methods in his… Read more »
The Making of The Chinese New Working Class – Thirty Years of Migration
“The book accompanies ‘The Making of the Chinese New Working Class’, an exhibition by the Culture and Art Museum of Migrant Workers Beijing that took place at MINI/Goethe-Institut Curatorial Residencies Ludlow 38 in New York from 14 July through 4 September, 2011. The Culture and Art Museum of Migrant Workers (CAMMW) was initiated in 2008… Read more »
Come and Interrupt Me
The artist’s book has been published on the occasion of Nick Mauss’ exhibition “Perforations” at Midway Contemporary Art (16 September – 5 November, 2011) and includes texts by Michaela Eichwald and Nick Mauss.
Bleckede 2009 / Rochechouart 2011
“The texts assembled in this book began their formation during Charlotte Moth’s residency in Bleckede in 2009. Founded on the basic principle to comment and react on events, images, or situations, different artists, writers, and curators have since then been invited to respond on material chosen by Charlotte Moth. The book collects a selection of… Read more »
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