EXHIBITION: THANKS FOR SHARING!
Opening hours: Thur – Sun, 1 – 7 pm
Opening: 7 May 2010, 7pm, Performance by The Ladies of the Press*
Symposium: 8th May 2010, starts 1pm
Finissage: 30th May 2010, 5pm,
Presentation of cut+paste workshop
What is an art zine? How does it differ from an editorial art magazine or a blog? And why do more and more artists internationally seem to be interested in this particular publishing format? For the opening weekend of THANKS FOR SHARING! we have invited artists, collectors, distributors and curators from all over Germany and Switzerland to discuss this rising interest in zines, their popularity among contemporary artists, the revival of DIY-culture with its appealingly easy implementation of ideas and potential for stylistic experimentation. More than 300 issues from 24 different countries have been submitted in response to our open call. They will be shown in the D21 galleries from 8 – 30 May. The exhibition design was developed by Sandy Hofmann, Ina Kwon, Franziska Leiste and Henrik Rossbander of the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig, System Design class (Prof. Oliver Klimpel). Curated by Regine Ehleiter.
Exhibition Programme:
PERFORMANCE: 7 May 2010, 7 pm
Performance artists Ana Čavić and Renée O’Drobinak from London (The Ladies of the Press*) will open up a „press desk“ on Friday night in D21 Kunstraum. An improvised zine with pictures, texts, interviews, drawings – „and any other quirk that we deem fit“ will be produced during the opening.
SYMPOSIUM: 8th May 2010
No registration required. Admission free!
Lectures mostly in German.
1 pm Christian Schmidt (Archiv der Jugendkulturen)
2 pm Marie Lammers (Grafikdesignerin, Berlin)
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3.30 pm Oliver Kielmayer (Kunsthalle Winterthur)
4.30 pm Alain Bieber (Gute Seiten, Hamburg)
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6 pm Jan Wenzel (Spector Books, Leipzig)
7 pm Urs Lehni (Rollo press, Zürich) Stefan Marx (Lousy Livin, Hamburg)
8.30 pm Final Panel Discussion (Moderation: Verena Kuni, Frankfurt/M.)
The symposium at youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/kunstraumd21
WORKSHOPS
Spector cut+paste Markus Dreßen, Jan Wenzel
Saturday, 29th May 2010, 11am – 6 pm
Sunday, 30th May 2010, 11am – 6 pm
Spector cut+paste is the title of a magazine which was founded by Markus Dreßen, Anne König and Jan Wenzel in 2001. In their workshop, they will focus on the techniques of Cutting and Pasting. How is it possible to create something individual from forms and concepts which are permanently available? Which role does appropriation play in journalism and graphic design? Registration: Sign in personally D21 Kunstraum or call: (0341) 6796190. 15 participants only.
Say it out loud! Workshop for kids (Constanze Müller, Susanne Rabe)
Friday, 14th May 2010, 4 – 7 pm
Friday 21th May 2010, 4 – 8 pm
Saturday, 22th May 2010, 11am – 4 pm
My town, my area, my district, my world. How does it look, your Lindenau? Where are you staying the most? What bothers you and what would you like to change? Say it out loud! You can take photos, write something, draw, glue or copy. After the workshop, we will spread the magazines in the area, so that many people will hear your message. For kids from 14 to 18. 10 participants only. Registration: artzine_eins.zwei@yahoo.com
PARTICIPANTS
0 0 0 x, 0_100, 213 Magazin, 4478zine, A5 Magazine, Album, Alice, Robert Amador, An Endless Supply, Art Bureau, Astidromos, Craig Atkinson, atreemagazine, Automatic Books, Back Seat, bareface, Bedford Press, Vanessa Berry, B.I.P., Black Dog, Blackpages, Roald de Boer, Dafne Boggeri, Bon Bon Büro, Bonne Response, Louis Bouvier, Ingrid Burrington, C100 Puple Haze, Cake, Cantanker, Caroline Cesareo, Clor, Melanie Coles, Criticism, Sara Cwynar, Daniela Djukic, Decoder Ring, Isabelle Demers, Tim Devin, die nacht, Camilla Candida Donzella, Michael Duckett, Dynasty Zine, Alexander Egger, Ein Magazin über Orte, Daniel Entonado, errore zine, eye catcher, Fan, Fuego Fanzine, Cathy Feiss, Flaneur, Folklore of the Orientalists, Forth Thread, Chri Frautschi, fraufranz, freeman’s journal, Freio, Frenesi Zine, Katharina Fricke, Daisy Gam, GAS, Mathieu Gillot, Elizabeth Graeber, Aurelie Guerinet, Guest Room, Heft 3000, Hello Zine, Hobby Horse, Holly Holly Hobby Hobby, Homelovin’, innenzines, Impulsive Random Platform, Izrock Pressings, J-BOP, Ewan John, John Hughes Highschool, Erik T. Johnson, Journal Illustratif, Noah Kalina, Matt Kay, John Keene, Klebstoff, kids in misery zinez, Michael Kim, Nora Krug, Shawn Kuruneru, Marie Lammers, Las Crudas, Laser Magazin, Le Megot, Luke You, Mark Price Is A Factory, Made in China, Jacopo Miliani, Milk & Eggs, nada21, Naiv Super Book, Nieves, Nude Paper, Occulto, Priyanka Pandit, Peep Zine, Pidgin, pigiarniq/paper, Nikholis Planck, Preston is my Paris, Provence, Public Illumination Magazine, Rang & Namen, Andrew Reaney, Eva Rekade, Replicamag, RRR, savagemessiahzine, Louis M. Schmidt, Sebastian Schwamm, SchwarzHandPresse, Schwarzweiss, Sofie Schweizer, Chris Seddon, Ulrike Seitz, Mark Sonnenfeld, Spaghetti Suicide, Strohhalm Zine, studio tabaramounien, Superficial Images, Allen Taylor, tav, Ramaya Tegegne, Erkut Terliksiz, The Institute of Social Hypocrisy, The Kingsboro Press, The La-La Theory, The Love City Success Story, The Switchblade Seven, Travelogue, Tudor Zine, Adam Uchytil, Julia Vecsei, Alexander Verevkin, Jaqueline Wagner, un demi zine, Walnut Street Stories, Wandertag
OTHER EVENTS
- (Pop Up Messe: 7th and 8th May in the Werk II. With „Persona Non Grata“ and „Trust-Fanzine“.
- Mzin – Buchhandlung und Galerie für Grafik, Kunst und Pop (Paul-Gruner-Str. 64): 8th May – label evening with Disko B, Klangbad and Staubgold. Next exhibition: Jan Flow and Olav („I want to know more asshole“) from 12th May till 8th June.
- Exhibition: „Bernhard Cella. Salon für Kunstbuch. Ein Kunstwerk als Unternehmen“ in Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst.
- This years’ Leipziger Typotage, on the 8th of May, hosted by Museum für Druckkunst, are themed „Druckkunst 2.0“ (Registration required).
- Lindenow, a biannual round tour of independent art spaces in Leipzig-Lindenau, takes place on 14th May 2010.
The exhibition and the symposium are supported by Kulturamt Leipzig, Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen and Schweizer Kulturstiftung ProHelvetia.
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