Showing posts with label Pablo Internacional Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pablo Internacional Magazine. Show all posts

Monday, 17 January 2011

'PAISAJE INUTIL: A NOTEBOOK ON CITIES AND PLACES' A PUBLICACION ESPECIAL OF PABLO INTERNACIONAL MAGAZINE

























paisaje inútil
useless landscape
inútil paisagem

una publicación especial de
a special publication by
uma publicação especial por
pablo internacional magazine

un cuaderno de notas sobre ciudades y lugares
a notebook on cities and places
um caderno sobre cidades e lugares

acapulco, bogotá, cali, caracas,
guadalajara, guatemala, los angeles, la habana, ciudad de méxico,
panamá, recife, rio de janeiro, salvador,
san juan, são paulo, veracruz...

£5gbp, €5eur, $5usd, $50mxn, $10brl

A special issue of Pablo Internacional Magazine commisioned by the:
2da Trienal Poli/Gráfica de San Juan: América Latina y el Caribe
organized by El Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña.
April 18 to June 30, 2009
Artistic Director: Adriano Pedrosa
Co-Curators: Julieta González, Jens Hoffmann; Guest Curator: Beatriz Santiago

Monday, 28 September 2009

PUBLISH AND BE DAMNED 2009!


view of the fair



Pablo Internacional Magazine
http://pablointernacionalmagazine.com/


Maria Ines and Pablo at Pablo stand


Florentino, hot visitor to the Pablo's stand



Cibelle and Cassia at Fur magazine
http://www.fur-uk.com/



Karol and Pavel at Dik Fagazine
http://www.dikfagazine.com/



Donald Urquhart's stand


Guerzoy Dogtas' Matt Magazine
http://www.mattmagazine.com/


UK's Anti Culture and Anti Immigration report by the Manifesto Club
http://www.manifestoclub.com/visitingartists


Can Altay's Ahali Journal


Francesco Pedraglio's Mock Quarterly
http://www.themock.co.uk/


Stephen Willats' Control magazine


Publish and Be Damned
Publish and Be Damned are pleased to announce the 6th annual self-publishing fair which will take place at Oxford House in Bethnal Green on Sunday 27 September from 3pm-8pm. Surveying a wide range of independent local, national and international publishers of magazines, fanzines, journals, diaries and periodicals, Publish and Be Damned celebrates publishing as a creative and critical space for presenting artists' work. As with previous years, the fair celebrates experimental approaches to making and distributing the work of artists, writers and musicians outside of the commercial mainstream. In addition we will have room dedicated to performances and talks throughout the afternoon.

This year's fair also marks some new initiatives for Publish and Be Damned. Our recent participation in Subvision in Hamburg as well as the London fair are opportunities for us to collect content for the new publication 'The Damned' which will be distributed to all PABD members. The membership scheme, which has also been implemented this year, enables the creation of a forum or network between members that encourages the exchange of publications and participation in PABD's events throughout the year. The funds received from the membership fees has also allowed us to hire a larger space than in previous years, enabling us to invite more participants as well as help fund the attendance of more international publishers.

Publish and Be Damned is taking place in conjunction with the Whitechapel Artists Bookfair, which will be held from Fri 25 - Sun 27

Participants at Publish and Be Damned 2009 include: 9 to 09 Stone Canyon Nocturne, 20x20, 23 Sticks: From Walden Pond to Hackney Baths, A3, Additions and Place, An Endless Supply, Argo Books, Attention Please: A Manifesto Club Album, Arty and Garageland, Bareface, Bart Wells Institute, Basso, Bedford Press, The Book of the Film, Brighten the Corners, Butch Top Fuck Anywhere, Chroma, Clod, Cluster Art Magazine, The Coelacanth Journal, Control, Copenhagen Free University, Copie de Voyage, Cowards/Carnivores, Dik Fagazine, Diplomacy in Reflex, Drawing on Sand, Duke Press, Eastside Projects, The Eel, An Endless Supply, Eye Lust Magazine, Errore zine, Eva Weinmayr, Hard Mag, IM Projects, Impulsive Random Platform, In Fluence Magazine, Infopool, The Institute of Social Hypocrisy, Institution of Rot Editions, Famicon Express, Fast Women & Slow Horses, Form Content - The Mock and Other Superstitions, Fun, Fur, Furniture Music, Gandt, Gym Class Magazine, Junior Asprin Records, Knights Move, Lubok, Making Do, Marbled Reams, Matt Magazine, Monika, mono.kultur, Monster Emporium Press , Morel Books, Morphica, Motto, Museum Paper, Mute Magazine, Nero, Noisegate, Occasional Papers, Orient Press, Oxid, Pablo Internacional, Paper for Emerging Architectural Research, Pen Pusher Magazine, Pensive Limpet, Performance, Michalis Pilcher, Pink Mince, Pigiarniq, Poppy Books , PowWow, Preston is My Paris, Provence, Provincial Forge, Proximity, Readymade, Salon fur Kunstbuch, Sara MacKillop, Soft, Spare Ribs, Spring Drum Press, Starship Magazine, Succulent L’egume, Supercream, Tough Crowd, Traumnovelle, Under/Current Magazine, (un)limited store, The Unready, Unrealised Projects, Donald Urquhart, Useless, Utterly Mindless Thrills, X Marks the Bökship

http://www.publishandbedamned.org/

Thursday, 27 August 2009

VISIT AND SMALL PERFORMANCE AT SUBVISION FESTIVAL IN HAMBURG!


Subvision's main hall


artists having dinner


Subvision festival curator Brigitte Kölle


view of Subvision container city!


Galleria Huuto Helsinki (to the left) and N55's geodesic moving structure (urban free habitat system) in the background


FAIT and Umschichten's swimming pool and champagne bar


sitting room with new housing developments for those that can afford it in background!


viewing tower


artist painting her body!


blocked container



Vancouver's Artspeak archeological investigations into the site


Hamburg's Baltic Raw Org's pavillion


The Hex's Library



Guestroom's 'Ways of Living' exhibition


i-cabin's hammock


i-cabin's structure


Publish and be Damned bureau


Ludovica Gioscia's screen at Publish and be Damned


Publish and be Damned working table


Publish and be Damned photocopy machine


Publish and be Damned bibliotheque


Publish and be Damned production of Subvision fashion issue


production of Pablo Magazine special issue



Pablo Magazine special issue: unauthorized edition of 'The Geopolitics of Pimping' by Suely Rolnik. Text can be read at http://transform.eipcp.net/transversal/1106/rolnik/en



Pablo Leon de la Barra and Kit Hammonds with their African caftans



Pablo Leon de la Barra doing a reading of 'Geopolitics of Pimping' to deaf ears


Maria Benjamin and Ruth Hoflich from the Guestroom with Kit Hammonds celebrating the reading


Richard Healy's fireworks for i-cabin!


FRILAND sign


Artists' initiatives from around the world testing new exhibition and mediation formats have been invited to the subvision festival from 08/26 to 09/06/2009 to present their artistic work as well as their very own strategies of presenting and mediating art. 31 artists' groups, independent project spaces, artists' archives, and research projects from 19 countries that are developing outside established institutions and disregarding commercial viability will create an exciting and variegated presentation forum with exhibitions, artists' talks, performances, concerts, readings, and video screenings. A temporary exhibition architecture consisting of shipping containers and scaffolding form an extraordinary frame for an unconventional endeavour. The design of the yet undeveloped "prime cut" of the HafenCity is oriented towards urban planning models, citing them not without irony.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS' INITIATIVES:
98 weeks research project, Beirut (LB), Artspeak, Vancouver (CA), BALTIC RAW ORG, Hamburg (DE), Barbur, Jerusalem (IL) + Darom, Tel Aviv (IL), Bell Street Project Space, Vienna (AU), CAA/CAA (Contemporary Art Archive/Center for Art Analysis), Bucharest (RO), Chto delat/ What is to be done?, St. Petersburg (RU), De Service Garage + Parachutartists Foundation, Amsterdam (NL) , D.I.V.O Institute, Kolin (CZ), Estación, Tijuana, Tijuana (MX), F.A.I.T. (Foundation Artists – Innovation – Theory), Krakow (PL) in collaboration with umschichten, Stuttgart (DE), Galleria Huuto, Helsinki (FI), Graffiti Research Lab Vienna (vs. Memory9), London (UK), Guestroom, London (UK), Gugulective, Cape Town (ZA), i-cabin, London (UK), Kling & Bang gallery, Reykjavik (IS), Komplot, Brussels (BE), Konsortium, Düsseldorf (DE), Kunst-Imbiss, Hamburg (DE), Mahony, Vienna (AT), N55, Copenhagen (DK), noroomgallery, Hamburg (DE), Para/Site Art Space, Hongkong (CN), Publish and be Damned, London (UK), Sparwasser HQ, Offensive für zeitgenössische Kunst und Kommunikation, Berlin (DE), The Hex, London (UK) in collaboration with Trottoir, Hamburg (DE), The Suburban, Oak Park (US)

Curator: Brigitte Kölle
Artistic director: Martin Köttering