CCCBLab: The Future of the Book (2015)
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“The literary and publishing ecosystem is facing a major transformation. Can we imagine a future beyond the traditional book? What’s going on with new readers, digital narratives and publishing options in a world that’s changing for good?”
With contributions by Jorge Carrión, Javier Celaya, Mariana Eguaras, Martín Gómez, Alessandro Ludovico, Carles Sora, and Jose Valenzuela Ruiz.
Publisher CCCB, Barcelona, 2015
Open access
Report from the Gutenberg Galaxy (Blaker), 3: Archive Has Left the Building (2017)
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A publication released in connection with the exhibition Archive Has Left the Building, the third iteration of The Gutenberg Galaxy at Blaker (2013-15), which takes as its point of departure the archive of the artist Guttorm Guttormsgaard, a collection of tens of thousands of objects he has collected with the intention of “documenting necessary impulses to keep one’s spirits up.” The archive is located in a former dairy in Blaker, a village 40 km northeast of Oslo. Guttormsgaard has referred to the printed book as a model for his own artistic practice. The project aims to reimagine the book today.
Contributions by Matthew Fuller, Scandinavian Institute for Computational Vandalism (SICV), Ellef Prestsæter, Karin Nygård, Institutt for Degenerert Kunst.
Edited by Karin Nygård and Ellef Prestsæter
Publisher Rett Kopi, Blaker, 2017
Open access
70 pages
PDF, PDF (40 MB)
See also previous two volumes.
Danske kunstnerbøger / Danish Artists’ Books (2013) [Danish/English]
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This publication “offers the first comprehensive presentation of Danish artists’ books – pioneers, main works, periods, links to international movements, contemporary artists’ books – via a wide range of contributions from Danish scholars, art critics, and artists as well as from some of the leading international scholars within the field including Anne Moeglin-Delcroix and Johanna Drucker. This dual-language edition presents the artists who have had the greatest impact on the artist’s book tradition in Denmark, including Asger Jorn, Per Kirkeby, Tal R, Lene Adler Petersen, Albert Mertz, Jytte Rex, Henrik Have, Per Kirkeby, Claus Carstensen, Stig Brøgger, Jesper Fabricius, Christian Vind and Goodiepal.”
Edited by Thomas Hvid Kromann, Louise Hold Sidenius, Maria Kjær Themsen and Marianne Vierø
Publisher Møller, Copenhagen, and Walther König, Cologne, 2013
ISBN 9783863354749, 3863354745
300 pages
Review: Gustavo Grandal Montero (Art Libraries J, 2015).
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