rooftop press fi (22 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: New. Letters and Banners brings artist Dave McKenzie's recently commissioned body of work together with curator Bhavisha Panchia's writing. The book explores multiple forms of personal and public address, employing words as personal and political forms that continually shift emphasis betweendirect and ambiguous meanings. Co-published with PUBLICS and PALO, the book begins a new series of Coupling Words publications. The series is initiated by PUBLICS as part of their Couplings program. In these couplings two writers / artists / groups of practitioners are introduced to one another for the first time in print or in space because of some common concerns within their practices.Authors: Dave McKenzie and Bhavisha PanchiaDesigner: Emery Norton and Tuukka Kaila.

Paperback. Zustand: New. A comic album once discarded from a public library and later found on the street by the artist on his way to his studio is transformed in to a series of abstract collages. Using simple cut and paste tactics a collection of science fiction narratives is reorganised in to images drifting away from definition to be reproduced as risograph prints on the pages of Flashback Gordon.

Paperback. Zustand: New. The artist's book consists of risograph printed images of 21 sculptures created for Animal Housing Fair, an art festival in Loviisa, Finland. Organic materials were gathered on site, rearranged in the studio, and returned to the original location. Foreword by ant researcher Heikki Helanterä, professorof evolutionary biology, University of Oulu, Finland.Author: Timo VaittinenDesigner: Timo Vaittinen.

Paperback. Zustand: New. A selection of Risograph printed reproductions of drawings by Barcelona based Canadian artist Michael Swaney. These drawings are a fast and direct approach to the hand motif, also known from Swaney's large scale paintings. "I thought we could call it Happy Hans or Happy Hands. Happy Hans was a mascot for my home town in Kimberley Bc, and he was a beer yielding yodeler in liederhosen who would appear from some window doors on a giant cuckoo clock in town. You put coins in and he comes out and sings you a little yodel. I'm not the best writer but this could be a cool homage for the hand drawings maybe. what do you think?"Author: Michael SwaneyDesigner: Timo Vaittinen.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Attached is a collection of texts that document a diverse range of artworks made by Jessie Bullivant (AU/FI) over the past decade. By replacing the default photographic documentation with written accounts, the artist raises questions about how immaterial artworks are preserved, accessed and ultimately remembered, allowing space for nuances often lost in photographic documentation. As an incomplete survey of the artist's work, the book blurs the boundaries between art and its documentation, between a conventional monograph and an experimental artist's book. It gives an exciting glimpse into a committed artistic practice tackling a variety of issues from representation, power and access to subtle social interactions.Author: Jessie BullivantDesigner: Tuukka Kaila.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Two-act singspiel Farewell, Claw! is a journey into the world of romantic artisthood. The main character, young artist Claw, bulldozes his way like a sacrificial lamb to the verge of ultimate truths, where the earthly and the heavenly tear what is theirs to pieces. Albeit born out from a creative and collaborative crisis, Farewell, Claw!, is best to be read light- heartedly; like an unplanned joie de vivre, a chant of goodbye to pressures, competition, and ill will.Authors: Juho Taavitsainen and Sakari TervoDesigner: Sakari Tervo.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Trophic Verses explores the life and phenomena in and around the Earth's body of soil in a dialogue between art and science. The soil reader brings together artists, curators, researchers and farmers involved in the long-term project initiated by artist Teemu Lehmusruusu. The book maps an ongoing process through the participants' approaches, knowledges, experiences and artworks.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Sonja Donner's artist's book is a pocket companion inviting people to gather around it, much like a table or a meal might. It traces the artist's search for a dwelling as a space, as a community and as a mental state in places and things as she visits, befriends and spends time with them. Donner's works find their realisation where people assemble to listen to each other and share the experience of being in the world together. The book forms a carry-on archive recorded in photographic notes and short literature including an essay on avian architecture by curator Elina Suoyrjö.Author: Sonja DonnerDesigner: Tuukka Kaila.

Paperback. Zustand: New. A collection of 168 collages made with Xerox machines and publications in Helsinki University Library, Brooklyn Central Public Library, The Stockholm Public Library and Bibliotheek Sint-Gillis in Brussels between 2013 and 2016.Author: Timo VaittinenDesigner: Timo Vaittinen.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Can a sculpture survive in the home without being domesticated into just another object-a door stop or something you hang your hat on? What are the civic duties we assign to sculpture today, in comparison to the post-war nation-building and reassertion of civilisation?At the heart of Things for Homes / Homes for Things are conversations about our social relationship to objects and the spatial relations these depend on. Prevett's enquiry is intimate and gentle, occurring as it does on a domestic scale in the homes of people who don't own art, and perhaps have never cared for it that much before. Without the expectations and politics that grand publicness entails, it embraces instead the potential for social connection through making and giving of sculpture to strangers.

Paperback. Zustand: New. "Reaching Out: A Book about Agency, Care, Identity and. offers insights into how young practitioners approach publishing as a field of relations. In their respective contexts, the young people who developed the content of this publication met with artists, writers, curators and publishers to consider questions of authorship, voice and visibility. The resulting interviews and conversations, reflections and visual contributions offer propositions for how art institutions might use the strategies deployed here to connect with wider communities, different voices and new publics. This volume is part of Future Futures: Reaching Out, a three-year-long collaboration between Index - The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation (Stockholm), PRAKSIS (Oslo) and PUBLICS (Helsinki). Each organisation works with a group of young people who for an entire year act as advisers and collaborators. Through a range of activities, Index Teen Advisory Board (ITAB), PRAKSIS Teen Advisory Board (PTAB) and PUBLICS Youth Advisory Board (PYAB) have reflected on how printed matter is still relevant in a digital world. Collectively they have explored how books, (maga)zines, etc. continue to act as meeting points between people and ideas across time and space. ".

Paperback. Zustand: New. Letters and Banners brings artist Dave McKenzie's recently commissioned body of work together with curator Bhavisha Panchia's writing. The book explores multiple forms of personal and public address, employing words as personal and political forms that continually shift emphasis betweendirect and ambiguous meanings. Co-published with PUBLICS and PALO, the book begins a new series of Coupling Words publications. The series is initiated by PUBLICS as part of their Couplings program. In these couplings two writers / artists / groups of practitioners are introduced to one another for the first time in print or in space because of some common concerns within their practices.Authors: Dave McKenzie and Bhavisha PanchiaDesigner: Emery Norton and Tuukka Kaila.

Paperback. Zustand: New. A comic album once discarded from a public library and later found on the street by the artist on his way to his studio is transformed in to a series of abstract collages. Using simple cut and paste tactics a collection of science fiction narratives is reorganised in to images drifting away from definition to be reproduced as risograph prints on the pages of Flashback Gordon.

Paperback. Zustand: New. The artist's book consists of risograph printed images of 21 sculptures created for Animal Housing Fair, an art festival in Loviisa, Finland. Organic materials were gathered on site, rearranged in the studio, and returned to the original location. Foreword by ant researcher Heikki Helanterä, professorof evolutionary biology, University of Oulu, Finland.Author: Timo VaittinenDesigner: Timo Vaittinen.

Paperback. Zustand: New. A selection of Risograph printed reproductions of drawings by Barcelona based Canadian artist Michael Swaney. These drawings are a fast and direct approach to the hand motif, also known from Swaney's large scale paintings. "I thought we could call it Happy Hans or Happy Hands. Happy Hans was a mascot for my home town in Kimberley Bc, and he was a beer yielding yodeler in liederhosen who would appear from some window doors on a giant cuckoo clock in town. You put coins in and he comes out and sings you a little yodel. I'm not the best writer but this could be a cool homage for the hand drawings maybe. what do you think?"Author: Michael SwaneyDesigner: Timo Vaittinen.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Two-act singspiel Farewell, Claw! is a journey into the world of romantic artisthood. The main character, young artist Claw, bulldozes his way like a sacrificial lamb to the verge of ultimate truths, where the earthly and the heavenly tear what is theirs to pieces. Albeit born out from a creative and collaborative crisis, Farewell, Claw!, is best to be read light- heartedly; like an unplanned joie de vivre, a chant of goodbye to pressures, competition, and ill will.Authors: Juho Taavitsainen and Sakari TervoDesigner: Sakari Tervo.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Attached is a collection of texts that document a diverse range of artworks made by Jessie Bullivant (AU/FI) over the past decade. By replacing the default photographic documentation with written accounts, the artist raises questions about how immaterial artworks are preserved, accessed and ultimately remembered, allowing space for nuances often lost in photographic documentation. As an incomplete survey of the artist's work, the book blurs the boundaries between art and its documentation, between a conventional monograph and an experimental artist's book. It gives an exciting glimpse into a committed artistic practice tackling a variety of issues from representation, power and access to subtle social interactions.Author: Jessie BullivantDesigner: Tuukka Kaila.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Sonja Donner's artist's book is a pocket companion inviting people to gather around it, much like a table or a meal might. It traces the artist's search for a dwelling as a space, as a community and as a mental state in places and things as she visits, befriends and spends time with them. Donner's works find their realisation where people assemble to listen to each other and share the experience of being in the world together. The book forms a carry-on archive recorded in photographic notes and short literature including an essay on avian architecture by curator Elina Suoyrjö.Author: Sonja DonnerDesigner: Tuukka Kaila.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Trophic Verses explores the life and phenomena in and around the Earth's body of soil in a dialogue between art and science. The soil reader brings together artists, curators, researchers and farmers involved in the long-term project initiated by artist Teemu Lehmusruusu. The book maps an ongoing process through the participants' approaches, knowledges, experiences and artworks.

Paperback. Zustand: New. A collection of 168 collages made with Xerox machines and publications in Helsinki University Library, Brooklyn Central Public Library, The Stockholm Public Library and Bibliotheek Sint-Gillis in Brussels between 2013 and 2016.Author: Timo VaittinenDesigner: Timo Vaittinen.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Can a sculpture survive in the home without being domesticated into just another object-a door stop or something you hang your hat on? What are the civic duties we assign to sculpture today, in comparison to the post-war nation-building and reassertion of civilisation?At the heart of Things for Homes / Homes for Things are conversations about our social relationship to objects and the spatial relations these depend on. Prevett's enquiry is intimate and gentle, occurring as it does on a domestic scale in the homes of people who don't own art, and perhaps have never cared for it that much before. Without the expectations and politics that grand publicness entails, it embraces instead the potential for social connection through making and giving of sculpture to strangers.

Paperback. Zustand: New. "Reaching Out: A Book about Agency, Care, Identity and. offers insights into how young practitioners approach publishing as a field of relations. In their respective contexts, the young people who developed the content of this publication met with artists, writers, curators and publishers to consider questions of authorship, voice and visibility. The resulting interviews and conversations, reflections and visual contributions offer propositions for how art institutions might use the strategies deployed here to connect with wider communities, different voices and new publics. This volume is part of Future Futures: Reaching Out, a three-year-long collaboration between Index - The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation (Stockholm), PRAKSIS (Oslo) and PUBLICS (Helsinki). Each organisation works with a group of young people who for an entire year act as advisers and collaborators. Through a range of activities, Index Teen Advisory Board (ITAB), PRAKSIS Teen Advisory Board (PTAB) and PUBLICS Youth Advisory Board (PYAB) have reflected on how printed matter is still relevant in a digital world. Collectively they have explored how books, (maga)zines, etc. continue to act as meeting points between people and ideas across time and space. ".