The Woodcuts Project

London Book Launch at Into You on Saturday the 2nd of June from 7-9pm.

Alex Binnie, world renowned English tattoo artist is releasing a limited edition set of 1,000 prints of his new book. Consisting of wood cut prints made on a Victorian printing press from 1844, Binnie has portrayed the likes of Jondix, Freddy Corbin and Thomas Hooper as well as co- workers and customers of Into You.

The book itself has been beautifully printed as a large format coffee table book, with each stark black and white illustration accompanied with a short description of the character depicted.

As well as being able to buy the book on Saturday, some of the prints will be exhibited within the shop.

Please RSVP to info@into-you.co.uk or call 02027 253 5085.

Into You can be found off the Clerkenwell Road at this address: 144 St John st, London EC1V 4UA

 

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Michel O’Brien is a friend and Sang Bleu contributor!

Dear all,

We have the pride and pleasure to present the 5th issue of my other baby, NOVEMBRE MAGAZINE!

AVAILABLE MID JUNE 2012

With features on/by/with:

Albane Lamoril
Alexandra Rhodes
Alois Godinat
Anna Schiffel
Antoine Seiter
Artie Vierkant
Artur Żmijewski
Aya

Belinda Hall
Benediscte Cazau
Benjamin Egger
Billy Moran
Brett Lloyd

CAC Vilnius
Carla Gebhart
Caroline Bachmann
Cassetteplaya
Castillo Coralles
Charlotte Cobler
Chloé Briand
Ciara O Shea
Clémence Cahu
Cosima Gadient

Daisy Goddard
Dalia Dudenaite
Dan Hoy
Danielle Van Camp
Devin Blair
Dis Magazine
Doing Fashion Paper
Dries Van Noten
Dust Magazine

Elena Narbutaite
Elvira Belafonte
Emilie Ding
Emmanuel Thibault
Ensemble Babel
Erik Anderson
Estelle Hanania

Fischli & Weiss
Flo Tron
Florence Jung
Florence Tétier
Florian Auer
Florian Joye
France Fiction
Franziska Bieri
Félix Lalonde

Georg Gisel
Gilles Degivry
Gilles Furtwängler

Hanna Wähmer
Hans-Christian Lotz
Harry Griffin
Henna Lintukangas

Ian Jeffries

James Grant
Jennifer Gadient
Jo Beckett
John Barker
John Colver
John McCarty
Joseph Pujalte
Joshua Gibson
Juan Trujillo
Julia Hetta
Julian Ganio
Julie Baudrier

Kazuko Kitaoka
Kraupa Tuskany
Krzysztof Kościuczuk
Kunsthalle Marcel Duchamp

Lee Machin
Li Edelkoort
Luc Andrié
Luci Ellis
Lucie Ably
Luke Raymond

MAMCO Geneva
M Ritchell
Magdalena Siwicka
Maia Flore
Maria Loks
Marie Duhart
Marinka Limat
Mark Hampton
Marlen Keller
Martin Conrads
Matthew Xavier Callahan
Mauricio Nardi
Maxime Ballesteros
Maxime Büchi
Maxime Rappaz
Meg Saye
Michael Blätter
Min K.
Mélanie Skriabine
Mélissa Fernandez

Nadia Bonjour
Natalie Estève
Natalie Yuksel
Nathalie Nobs
Nicolas Coulomb
Nicolas Mur
Nicolas Ouchenir
Niklaus Hodel
Nine Yamamoto-Masson

Peter Fingleton
Priska Morger

Rachel Hailickman
Rafa Bodgar
Rokas Zilionis
Rongrong

Sandrine Pelletier
Sandy Brown
Solar Luxuriance
Sophear Van
Stefan Banz
Studiolo
Suhela

Teddy Bellil
Thomas Lohr

Urs Fisher

Warren Niesłuchowski
Wet.wetransfer

Yana Marquise

Weep not by Day is my latest photographic series, studying the relationship between melancholic dispositions, the night and the lives of adolescent women. The series acts as a crossover of old world and new world depictions of sadness, taking inspiration from the likes of John Dowland, Wong Kar Wai,  Sam Taylor Wood, Jean Luc Goddard, King Dude, William Wordsworth, Shakespeare and Freud. I attempted to create a compiled study of apathy, cynicism and Dolefulness which also explores the notion of the night being a somewhat multifaceted force or entity, which has the power to control as well as console us.

 

I shall be exhibiting the series as part of the Exposure24 Graduate exhibitions, taking place at the  Frameless Gallery, London- Clerkenwell Green (18th-24th June). Prints shall be for sale, as well as postcards.

 

Private View: 18th June, 6pm 

Frameless Gallery

Clerkenwell Green

EC1 ODP

 

 

 

 

Finger in the Pie

Edited by bankleer, Karin Kasböck & Christoph Maria Leitner
Texts by Nataša Ilic (WHW), Daniela Stöppel, Diedrich Diederichsen, Stefan Kaegi (Rimini Protokoll), Dietrich Heißenbüttel

Bankleer’s works and projects are distinguished by the use of an exceptionally wide range of media and formats and the employment of different formal languages. The group’s activities defy easy classification and assignment: the spectrum extends from performances in public space and video installations, through sculptures and drawings, to editorial and curatorial projects. Almost all their works share an immediate reference to political and social developments, addressing current issues from a perspective defined by bankleer’s anti-capitalist views and their critique of economic structures. This monograph features in depth essays on the collective’s work as well as an annotated image section, which highlights bankleer’s recent projects and deployments.

Design by Till Sperrle, ITF Grafikdesign

March 2012, English/German
21 x 27.5 cm, 224 pages, 414 color and 75 b/w ill., softcover
ISBN 978-3-943365-01-6
€25.00

PORTRAITS by Helmut Newton. Photographs from Europe and America. 1987