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Even the Badlands booth appeared both modern and as if it could easily be kicked down. Artist Susan Thomas talked about zines. Alexander Mouton showed artist books from Iran, but rather than speak during his presentation, he gave an introduction and then put on music while the slides switched automatically. Weist began as an art project on failed literature and involved the presentation of her rejection letters from publishing houses.
Hallways were covered in stickers. Walls were adorned with posters, hand-printed tote-bags and T-shirts.
Walking through the rooms, one sensed the impending departure of the whole exhibit, and there was something dynamic about its transience. On the last day, The Observer sat in on Mr. He took a break to explain the work to the audience. Whether an artist considers himself a publisher, whether a book is considered an art book or a work of literature and whether that work is embodied in a physical object or a digital file, all these options present greater control for both artists and readers. But advertising revenue helps support our journalism.
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The Library will exist alongside the paid economy of the Fair, offering an extra-institutional space that will develop through a symbiotic rather than an oppositional relationship to the systems of exchange that structure the Fair. During the course of the three day event, a librarian will be on staff in Fillip's project room I01 to fulfill book requests using the material available on AAAARG.
Exhibiting publishers are strongly encouraged to submit material to the Library and may do so at any time during the project. A Cultural Reader, seven minute micro-lectures by Maxwell G. Organized by Martine Syms. Conference sessions require paid admission. What constitutes an experimental library?
What is the impetus to create such a library and what impact do such spaces have on our exchange of ideas, the conduct research, or creation of art? Does this impulse stem from a need to create an intellectual community outside of academia, address an underrepresented subject, articulate an intellectual curiosity, or simply nostalgia for printed books and libraries, these spaces share the common trait of presenting unique collections of research material to the public.
Martha Wilson of Franklin Furnace will give an introductory presentation. Sunday, November 7, If all things in the world can be considered as sources of aesthetic experience, then art no longer holds a privileged position.
Rather, art comes between the subject and the world, and any aesthetic experience used to legitimize art must also necessarily serve to undermine it. In Going Public, Boris Groys looks to escape the limitations understanding art through aesthetic and sociological means, which always assume the position of the spectator, of the consumer.
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Let us instead consider art from the position of the producer, who does not ask what it looks like or where it comes from, but why it exists in the first place. Paul Chan reading from his new book, Phaedrus Pron, followed by a book signing.
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