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Light Sunday Operation
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Finger In The Pie
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 HeißenbüttelBankleer’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 GrafikdesignMarch 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
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free type specimen
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(be) straight
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Tragsysteme
Heino Engel’s Tragsysteme (ISBN: 9783775718769)
Has everything someone like me needs. Rigorous modernist design, letraset hand-style fonts and retro-futuristic, hand-drawn wireframe stuctures.
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THIS SUMMER, NOVEMBRE IS YELLOW
The gorse is out behind Glencanisp: Mandy Haggith and Jennifer Teets
The hill is a blaze of rapefield yellow,formica kitchen table yellow,
angry bawling teenage drumkit yellow
though honey biscuit sweet
with pale primroses at its feet
a demure cuckoo across the glen
and dandelions and tormentils below
all yellow, yellow, yellow.
Poem written by Mandy Haggith
Images from Jennifer Teet’s performance at Blondeau, last Friday.BUY YOUR OWN COPY OF NOVEMBRE lll HERE
BUY YOUR OWN SET OF NOVEMBRE lll NAILS, by Jennifer Teets by sending an email to jsr@novembremagazine.com
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