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Monthly Archives: September 2012

STORYBOARD #02 / STORE OF THE MONTH: MOTTO / BERLIN

In our second contribution to the current issue of Japanese Huge magazine, we talk about a store that we know very well indeed:
Motto is more than just a bookstore – it is a treasure cove for printed ephemera. Screen-printed artist books published by bedroom ventures in editions of a few hundred copies, handmade notebooks from [...]

MONDAY MUSIC: THE XX

Unless you’ve been living in Siberia for the last few weeks, you will have noticed that this month marks the return of The XX, who with their new album Coexist pick up the thread exactly where they left off three years ago… We really wanted to show their new single Chained, which is only on [...]

MONDAY MUSIC: FRANK OCEAN

We are still addicted…

DOTS AND INCISIONS

Jonathan Safran Foer’s book Tree of Codes, published by London based Visual Editions, is not written by him but rather (die)cut by him! The writer of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close takes his favorite book The Street of Crocodiles by Bruno Schulz in order to cut and create a new story out of it. It is [...]

ECHOES OF VOICES UPDATE #05

These are some of the Echoes of Voices posted around Berlin at the moment, in the second wave of Billboard Pieces by Robert Montgomery – one more reason to keep our eyes wide open and not stare at our feet all the time…
Photographs by Federico Graciano

MCSWEENEY’S 41

Jordan Bass, managing editor of McSweeney’s Publishing, launched the 41st issue of McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern with Australian contributors Melissa Lucashenko, Ellen van Neerven-Currie and Chris Flynn at the Brisbane Writers Festival last weekend. I love a writers festival and coming across authors I haven’t read before. I left the festival with two new books – [...]

TRICK PORTRAITS

Find attached a new portraits series by the weird and wonderful Dutch avant-garde fashion photography duo Blommers & Schumm, for Spain’s Hector magazine. Erm… portraits?, you say? Right, why don’t you take a break and move away from your screen for a moment, and everything will become clearer. I’m not sure how they did that [...]

BERLIN ART WEEK #03: MISS READ 2012

We mentioned it before, but we’re happy to mention it again: the Berlin art book fair Miss Read will be happening this weekend, for the first time to coincide with abc art fair, and on their premises as well, in the aptly named ‘banana hall’. There are plenty, no: PLENTY, of fine art book publishers [...]

ECHOES OF VOICES UPDATE #04

Forgive us for putting such a heavy focus on Robert Montgomery these days, but that’s what happens when we prepare our next issue, or book in this case – we become a little single-minded. It’s also not our fault if Robert opens three shows in Berlin within the space of a week… With Friday seeing [...]

BERLIN ART WEEK #02: SUBLIM KURSIV

Also opening tonight, and including a new light installation by Robert Montgomery, next to work by the likes of Christian Boltanski or Douglas Gordon: the group show Sublim Kursiv, curated by Anna Jill Lüpertz at Epicentro Art.
Sublim Kursiv
12 September to 09 October 2012
Epicentro Art
Karl-Marx-Allee 82-84
10243 Berlin