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Category Archives: poetry

NERVE RAG

Monday, September 23, 2013

Though I’m sure many have heard of  (and read from) it, this post goes to Merve Verlag,  mono.kultur’s neighbor during the MISS READ Berlin Art Book Fair.  The quintessential philosopher’s publication since 1970, it has introduced to the intellectually voracious such venerable minds as Louis Althusser and Gilles Deleuze.  In contrast to the stagnancy that usually pervades academia, [...]

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TIN CAN TOILET PAPER ROLL

Sunday, September 22, 2013

‘If you want to be famous, you must do something more badly than anybody in the entire world…A mistake. That’s what makes the poetry.’
Miroslav Tichy
The man of bedraggled cameras made out of cardbored tubes, tin cans, toilet paper rolls, etc…

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ENOISMS #01: OBLIQUE STRATEGIES

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

In case you were wondering where the title or the admittedly rather obscure subtitles throughout our new issue with Brian Eno come from, they were all taken from the wonderful project Oblique Strategies by Eno and the artist Peter Schmidt, conceived in 1974 as a simple deck of cards offering simple advice in case of [...]

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WALL BUBBLE

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Wonderful: Anish Kapoor in Berlin.

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Nuances of No

Thursday, August 1, 2013

It should be no secret to our readers by now our enthusiasm and support of Broken Dimanche Press’ continuously growing list of published titles. The latest, Hanne Lippard’s ‘Nuances of No’ is no exception and coming out in such a special season, it makes for the perfect summer treat.
Best enjoyed outside in the park, pool, [...]

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40723

Thursday, May 23, 2013

If there is such a thing as ‘Asian Photography’, then Li-Han Lin is living proof of a distinct eastern aesthetic – because I can’t imagine a European photographer capturing German suburbia in any way like this.
Says the Taiwanese-German artist: ‘The title of the exhibition 40723 refers to the postal code of Hilden, a little [...]

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THE CITY IS WILDER THAN YOU THINK

Thursday, May 2, 2013

As works are beginning on realizing Kater Holzig’s ambitious new utopia on the former premises of its legendary previous incarnation as Bar 25 right by the river Spree, they will be guarded for the entire summer by Robert Montgomery’s wonderful light piece The City Is Wilder Than You Think, thanks to AJL Art. And we [...]

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THE BEER ISSUE

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Even though people don’t buy books, they go for a beer without any hesitation. Broken Dimanche Press finds a good solution to that by publishing ‘beer bottles’ as the new issue of The Kakofonie European Journal of Art and Literature. The multi-linguistic journal is known for taking different forms such as parasitic wrapping, ‘the artwork that [...]

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SCATTERED CROWDS

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Sometimes we like to torture ourselves with drooling over worthwhile exhibitions in places where we are not, like this gem of a project at the wonderful location of Bockenheimer Depot in the city of Frankfurt, which master choreographer William Forsythe, he on our personal wish list for an interview, filled up to the roof with [...]

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HIMMEL ÜBER BERLIN

Wednesday, January 30, 2013
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