Nakameguro – Nieves Zine
Nakameguro
Stefan Marx (Hamburg, Germany)
Co-Published with Utrecht
on occasion of The Tokyo Art Book Fair
Tokyo, July 30th – August 1st, 2010
60 Pages, 14 x 20 cm, b/w Risograph Print, Edition of 200, 2010
www.nieves.ch/catalogue/stefan12.html
Prof. Dr. Karin v. Welck – Nuclear War Y E A H ! – New Zine
Prof. Dr. Karin v. Welck – Nuclear War Y E A H ! – New Zine, originally uploaded by The Lousy Livincompany.
Heute wird dieses neue Zine released. Karin von Welck ist weg, goodbye! Die Zeichnung entstand nach der öffentlichen Sitzung des Hamburger Kulturausschuss im Hamburger Rathaus, nachdem über die Schliessung der Hamburger Kunsthalle “diskutiert” wurde. Und Ralf Köster sang: Nuclear War – Yeah!
Erhältlich bei Motto Berlin, Printed Matter NYC oder am 29.8.2010 Pudel Art Basel.
Smallville Summer Sale – 22. Juli – 14h-22h
Smallville Sale, Platten und Tshirts, Donnerstag 22. Juli von 14h bis 22h. Kommen!
Labskaus City Tour Skateboard Contest – 18. Juli 2010, 16 Uhr
Labskaus City Tour Skateboard Contest – 18. Juli 2010, 16 Uhr, originally uploaded by The Lousy Livincompany.
Next Sunday! Join the Mob!
The Lousy Animals & Friends Coloring Book – 5th Edition
The Lousy Animals & Friends Coloring Book – 5th Edition, originally uploaded by The Lousy Livincompany.
Out Now! The 5th Edition of our Coloring Book! 5 Color Risograph Cover, two new drawings. If you don’t have it, visit Rollo Press! If you have it, get another one!
Rollo Nr. 01
The Lousy Animals & Friends
Coloring Book by Stefan Marx, Hamburg (DE)
Published by Mini Spielzeug, Zürich
44 Pages, 21 x 29.7 cm, 5th Extended Edition 2010
www.rollo-press.com/books-and-magazines/the-lousy-animals/
Also Available at Smallville Record Shop and
Cleptomanicx Online Shop
5 Boro NYC Board
Steve Rodriguez and Mark Nardelli kindly invited me for doing a board for their baby 5boro NYC. 5boro is a super nice company based on friendship and the skate family in New York City. Thanks Steve and Nardelli, and the whole team. See you soon over there!
Verbrannte Erde – Hamburg Punk History Zine Collection by Michael Schmid aka Franzi Falsch
Michael Schmid (Lousy Livin’ Super Chef Assistant No. 1) hat eine tolle Zine Sammlung über die damalige Hamburger Punk Szene zusammen getragen, 6 Hefte plus Poster im selbstgebastelten Schuber. Super Publikation, handgemacht und dank Internet easy to get.
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Seit heute gibt es die ‘Zine Sammlung “Verbrannte Erde” im Internet zu bestellen unter:
http://www.jugendkulturen.de/alter-shop/index.html -> sonstige Publikationen
http://www.incognitorecords.de/shop/?show=mags
http://cgi.ebay.de/VERBRANNTE-ERDE-Hamburg-Punk-Fanzines-Fanzine-/370401181453?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Zeitschriften&hash=item563da17f0d
Das Buchprojekt „Verbrannte Erde“ setzt sich mit dem kreativen Element in der Jugendkultur des Punk & Postpunk auseinander. Exemplarisch wird hierfür die Bewegung in Hamburg behandelt. Es werden Arbeiten aus den Bereichen Grafikdesign und der Bildenden Kunst gezeigt die in Hamburg veröffentlicht wurden. Das Buch besteht aus einzelnen Heften sog. ‘Zines, die verschiedene Künstlerische Standpunkte der Szene behandeln, die in einem Schuber gesammelt werden.
Wer also noch 2cm Platz in seinem Bücherregal hat, und sich für Punk in Hamburg interessiert kann jetzt zuschlagen!
In Search of the Miracolous – Pontus Alv – Filmpremiere – Kunstverein Hamburg – 6. Juli 2010, 19 Uhr
In Search of the Miracolous – Pontus Alv – Filmpremiere – Kunstverein Hamburg – 6. Juli 2010, 19 Uhr, originally uploaded by The Lousy Livincompany.
Am Dienstag, 6. Juli um 19 Uhr ist die Deutschlandpremiere des Films „In Search of the Miraculous“ von Pontus Alv im Kunstverein Hamburg. Der schwedische Skateboarder und Filmemacher kommt auf Einladung von Stefan Marx nach Hamburg und stellt seinen neusten Film vor. Der Eintritt ist frei. Alle kommen!
Kunstverein Hamburg, Klosterwall 23, 20095 Hamburg
www.kunstverein.de
www.insearchofthemiraculous.se/
Printed Matter at Art Basel 41: ARTISTS’ FANZINES
Last week i have been to Basel to support my friend Urs Lehni at the Rollo Press Table / Off Press Section of Art Basel, he got an invitation from Lionel Bovier (JRP Ringer) who curated this section. As i arrived i couldn’t trust my eyes as i was included in a small exhibition Printed Matter set up, curated by Philip Aarons, out of his private collection. So stoked. Thanks to my friends at Printed Matter, Catherine, AA and Shannon! Read more about it, i copied the text from Printed Matter.
printedmatter.org/news/news.cfm?article_id=641&email=…
Printed Matter at Art Basel 41: ARTISTS’ FANZINES
The 2010 special show at Art Basel highlights Artists’ fanzines. Cheap (and frequently photocopied) publications, fanzines derive their origins from a special connection that a group of readers has with a topic, a personality, or a cultural event. With the help of this vehicle, numerous artists have quickly issued their own publications, following the example of Raymond Pettibon in the California punk scene. But the format is now undergoing a distinctive development, even for art publications. Its committed approach, connection with a ‘do-it-yourself’ aesthetic, uncomplicated production, and distribution via specialist networks partly explain the fanzine’s success with a new audience in the first decade of the 21st century.
Bringing together ‘historical’ examples and experiments by artists, the exhibition offers a new source for numerous hard-to-find works unconcerned with classic distribution. The exhibition, organized by Zurich-based curator and publisher Lionel Bovier in collaboration with Printed Matter, offers the public access to a limited supply of printed matter (both historical and contemporary), thereby encouraging fresh dissemination of these projects. Featured artists include Lisa Anne Auerbach, Susan Cianciolo, Ryan Forester, Mark Gonazles, Ari Marcopoulos, Stefan Marx, Raymond Pettibon, Jason Polan, Tom Sachs, Yuri Shibuya.
Printed Matter also offers a stand with classic hard-to-find titles by Richard Prince, Dieter Roth, Ed Ruscha, Cindy Sherman, Andy Warhol and others. See us at Booth Q21 in Hall 2.1, next to the cafe.
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