Ben Schot’s Krul is a memory in photos and text of an intoxicated night drive on the isle of Schouwen-Duiveland in Kees Krul’s Peugeot 404 in January 1973. Four black and white photo negatives taken from and inside the car that night had been in the possession of the artist without ever having been printed, when they were digitized and converted into photo positives 45 years later. Surprisingly, the photos, unsteady, out-of-focus…
Johannes Baader (1875-1955) grew up in Stuttgart and studied architecture in that town from 1898 to 1899. After having met Raoul Hausmann, Baader moved to Berlin in 1905, where Hausmann introduced him to a circle of artists that would germinate into Berlin Dada some ten years later…
New in our Moloko Print catalogue: William Shakespeare / Clemens Schittko – Sonnets / Sonette Clemens Schittko‘s translation of William Shakespeare’s sonnets is a tongue-in-cheek conceptual piece of work, now published by Ralf Friel’s Moloko Plus press in a design by their friend Kai Pohl. From the flap text of this book we learn that…
New in our Moloko Print catalogue: Jürgen Ploog – Dillinger in Dahlem Moloko‘s chapbook No. 6 publishes some of Jürgen Ploog’s cut-up texts from the 1970s. Dillinger in Dahlem contains typical Jürgen Ploog texts, which have clearly been influenced by William Burroughs’s cut-ups, but somehow manage to take a distinct turn of their own. The…