via http://www.james-rizzi.com/
via http://www.postersinamsterdam.com/
“The Names (compiled by Wayne Daly)
In which 20,000 spammer aliases, collected between 2003 and 2008, are listed alphabetically (a possible resource for writers and moonlighters).”
via http://www.forfurtherinformation.org/thenames.html
The Names (compiled by Wayne Daly)
In which 20,000 spammer aliases, collected between 2003 and 2008, are listed alphabetically (a possible resource for writers and moonlighters).
via http://www.fatherfutureback.com/
via http://loquehacealejandromagallanes.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2010-11-18T17%3A38%3A00-08%3A00&max-results=7
May 19th, Cbku, Plompetorengracht 4.
For one night SETUP will take over the Utrecht Center for Fine Arts and turn the walls of the space into a hit ‘n run open exhibition
The concept is as simple as it is effective. 1 night, 1 empty space, and a lot of beamers transform the white walls of the art space into a dynamic new kind of exposition. No months of preparations and no static pieces that stay in the same place for three months. Just one night of awesome work, some tunes and drinks.
see also
www.setup.nl
www.cbk-utrecht.nl
Participating artists:
Koen van Lier
Cees Oortwijn
A.Bill Miller (US)
Oneseconds
Anna van Suchteren
Freya van den Boom
Cis Bakker
Helma van Nuenen
Jolijn de Wolf
Jan Willem Campmans
Vanja von Sek
Nick Liefhebber
Matt Tierney (AU)
Max Mana
Frank Wasser (IE)
Heinze Havinga & Stefan Siderius
Maarten van der Glas
Lars Berg
Menno Fokma
Emile Zile
Merel Schenk & Wouter de Geringel
Daphe Channa Horn
Marion Red
Lieven van Velthoven
Sophia Anastacia
Jan Coolen
Sandra den Ouden
Viez Juweel
Eveline Braak
May 19th, Cbku, Plompetorengracht 4.
For one night SETUP will take over the Utrecht Center for Fine Arts and turn the walls of the space into a hit ‘n run open exhibition
The concept is as simple as it is effective. 1 night, 1 empty space, and a lot of beamers transform the white walls of the art space into a dynamic new kind of exposition. No months of preparations and no static pieces that stay in the same place for three months. Just one night of awesome work, some tunes and drinks.
Participating artists:
Koen van Lier, Cees Oortwijn, A.Bill Miller (US), Oneseconds, Anna van Suchteren, Freya van den Boom, Cis Bakker, Helma van Nuenen, Jolijn de Wolf, Jan Willem Campmans, Vanja von Sek, Nick Liefhebber, Matt Tierney (AU), Max Mana, Frank Wasser (IE), Heinze Havinga & Stefan Siderius, Maarten van der Glas, Lars Berg, Menno Fokma, Emile Zile, Merel Schenk & Wouter de Geringel, Daphe Channa Horn, Marion Red, Lieven van Velthoven, Sophia Anastacia, Jan Coolen, Sandra den Ouden, Viez Juweel, Eveline Braak
via http://www.byobworldwide.com/
Somewhere to Disappear
Mas Films, Aperture, and the New School present a screening of Somewhere to Disappear, a film by Laure Flammarion and Arnaud Uyttenhove with Alec Soth. Somewhere to Disappear is a film about the desire to run away. For his Broken Manual project, the photographer Alec Soth travels across America looking for people who’ve retreated from society. This film is about men, America, Alec Soth, and the dream to disappear.
Alec Soth (b. 1969) is a photographer born and based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His photographs have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions, including the 2004 Whitney and São Paulo Biennials. In 2008, a large survey exhibition of Soth’s work was exhibited at the Jeu de Paume in Paris and Fotomuseum Winterthur in Switzerland. In 2010, the Walker Art Center produced a large survey exhibition of Soth’s work, entitled From Here To There.
book http://www.steidlville.com/books/1155-Broken-Manual-Special-Edition.html
movie http://www.somewheretodisappearthefilm.com/
via http://alecsoth.com/photography/
via http://www.falko-ohlmer.com/
via http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Tuttle
via http://www.thomasschnur.com/index_en.htm
multidisciplinary design studio: Deutsche und Japaner
via http://deutscheundjapaner.com/projects/eurotable
via http://www.bergstudio.co.uk/projects/alpha-london
Born 1982 in Chicago. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA
via http://www.sayregomez.com/
False Focus at Nest
Exhibition, April 17 – May 29
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False Focus is based on the idea that our senses and the way they are translated by the brain into an image of reality does not provide us with a reliable idea of reality.
For the artists of False Focus the senses and its translations are reason to provide us with alternative realities, manifested in videos, photos, paintings and installations.
Tentoonstelling, 17 april t/m 29 mei 2011
Gwenneth Boelens
Beate Gütschow
Marc Philip van Kempen
Michiel Kluiters
Erik Olofsen
Rune Peitersen
Bradley Pitts
Roland Schimmel
Melanie Wiora
via http://nestruimte.nl/en/now
“Danish–born artist Nina Beier’s interventions result in anything from sculpture to performance. Her works renegotiate general constructions as they appear in the social landscape as well as the conventions surrounding the artwork itself and the underlying awkwardness of these interactions is a recurring feature in Beier’s production.”
via http://www.ninabeier.com/
via http://www.engholmengelhorn.com/ARTISTS/bjoern_dahlem/BD.html
via http://www.hypefortype.com/
“The first Amsterdam Art/Book Fair will take place on the 14 & 15 of May 2011, presenting a high-end international selection of art publications. The fair will reflect emerging practices and new developments in artistic practice through a selection of 70 publishers from 16 countries.Printed matter and digital media edited by independent publishers, artists, magazines, institutions, art schools and graphic design studios are also featured in this first edition.”
Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 May
De Brakke Grond
Amsterdam, NL
via http://www.amsterdamartbookfair.com/
via http://www.widauer.net/
via http://www.qiu-yang.com/
SALON FÜR KUNSTBUCH is a space in Vienna dedicated to displaying the work of international practitioners active in the field of artist books, fanzines, magazines and critical readers. Opened in 2007 as a project by the Austrian artist Bernhard Cella gathering and making visible underdog and clandestine activity through ambitious projects that uses it as operational tools, the Salon attempts to exhibit, and exchange information about, innovative methods of self-published art production in printed format exclusively. And not to forget they also have a great webshop.
via http://www.salon-fuer-kunstbuch.at/
“Raul Gomez Valverde was born in 1980 in Madrid, Spain.”
via http://www.gomezvalverde.com/
via http://tomdarracott.com/