Schrank8 presents Job Wouters
Schrank8 is a 1930’s showcase cabinet originally from Germany. It’s now part of the living room & studio of Hansje van Halem in Amsterdam. Every two months an artist will be invited to fill the cabinet.
The opening of the second Schrank8 exhibition will take place on Friday April 2nd with the work of designer, illustrator and pen man Job Wouters (a.k.a. Letman) who will fill the shelves of the cabinet.
April 2nd – April 25th 2010
Schrank8, Amsterdam
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Designed by Fraser Muggeridge studio is an exhibition of 48 new books, each unique and made up of 48 different publications designed by Fraser Muggeridge studio. The limited edition book has been meticulously reformed, as an amalgam of 48 selected books and catalogues, from 2001 to present, designed for clients including Bookworks, Lund Humphries and Tate Publishing. With 192 pages of contrasting form and content, Designed by Fraser Muggeridge studio is a reconfiguring of separated leaves in which typography, image, ink and paper can either clash or complement in their new formations.
All 48 books will be on display in an installation at Kaleid editions, alongside a selection of the original publications. A limited edition booklet will be available for purchase.
from 31 March to 25 April 2010
Kaleid editions, London
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Alessandro Saglietti is a designer from Turin, Italy.
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AKA is a Montevideo-based (Uruguay) online magazine centered around visual art and creative. Wow, it looks beautiful, send me a ticket guys, I’d love to visit. The magazine encompasses subject matter ranging from design, photography, cinema and illustration with an aim to showcase local talent. (The image above was pulled from an article in a recent issue of AKA and features the beautiful furniture of Menini Nicola).
AKA launched in 2009, and quickly grew into something larger than “just-another-digital-magazine” to a more immersive experience. The feature “Videoteque” for example, now serves as an audiovisual show and tell for young directors. There is also a blog highlighting creative from around the world.
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Alex Mikhaylov is a Art Director, a motion and graphic artist from Moscow, Russia.
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Presentation of Love Me, Love Me Not: Changed Names,
a book by the collective Slavs and Tatars.
Recently published by onestar press as part of their ongoing artists’ book series, Love Me, Love Me Not: Changed Names uses textual diagrams to investigate the nominal tug-of-wars enacted over cities throughout the Eurasian region. As different political entities exercised control over the cities, naming enacts dominion in a way that the artists describe as “entire metropolises caught like children in the spiteful back and forth of a custody battle.” Love Me, Love Me Not was recently featured in the group show The Past is a Foreign Country at the Centre of Contemporary Art ’Znaki Czasu’ in Torun, Poland.
Monday 22 March, 2010, 18 – 21h
Three Star Books, Paris
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