Author: Anneke

Cameron Jamie – Inner Planets (signed)

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Inner Planets is a bilingual artists’ book by American artist Cameron Jamie (1969). It was published during Jamie’s installation of the same name at the Palmenhaus of the Old Botanical Garden of Zürich in June 2013. The installation, in which 43 ceramic masks were hung from the roof of the glass building like a colourful galaxy or a pantheon for visitors to look up to, was curated by Lynn Kost…
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Terry Wilson – Dreams of Green Base (The Ideal Book for Boys)

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Oliver Twist holds up his empty soup bowl. The Moroccan mess sergenat shrugs “You too late Meester. No glot. Clom Fliday.” Terry Wilson speaks for the too late generation, as restaurants of the world close down. Everywhere empty soup. Oh yes, soup in the bowl but the soup is empty, the life and flavor is gone in Tangier, Hong Kong, Kabul, Kathmandu. Too late. Nothing left. The old school tie is empty…
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New in our Moloko+ catalogue: Taste Tribes – Nischen

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In September 2021 Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) in Berlin organised a series of events to commemorate the Zodiak Free Arts Lab which was founded in 1968 by Beuys student Conrad Schnitzler together with Hans Joachim Roedelius and Boris Schaak. One of the three HAU venues is the building where at the time Zodiak brought together visual art, performance, music and film. Taste Tribes…

Column One rides again!

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Jointly released in March 2023 by German labels Fragment Factory and 90% Wasser, the double-disc set Die Versuche des Naum Kotik / Mädchen in schmutzigen Schürzen is a multimedia production masterminded by Column One. Officially the Berlin collective, with its core members Robert Schalinski, Jürgen Eckloff and René Lamp, disbanded in 2016 but this film and accompanying soundtrack…

Jeremiad Chants poster illustrated by Peter Pontiac

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A limited number of mint copies of the promotional poster for William Levy’s Jeremiad Chants, silkscreened in 1979. Jeremiad Chants, subtitled An Absolute Polemic, was published independently by William Levy and illustrator Peter Pontiac in 1979. With a print run of only 500 copies and Fluxus artist Willem de Ridder for a designer, this little book is a…

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