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Vive la bibliothèque…! France makes libraries a political priority
These days, when it seems like anything can be Google-searched, it is important to remember one very important thing: Not everything can be Google-searched. To that end, while the recent discovery of a 1,300 year-old Mayan inscription may have let … Continue reading
“Laying Bare the Device”: The Return of Rosalind Krauss
In November 2011, MIT Press published the latest from esteemed art historian and founder of October Rosalind Krauss, whose recent health issues had sparked much concern among her adherents. Under Blue Cup takes Krauss’ aneurysm as a framework to examine … Continue reading
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Tagged Rosalind Krauss, The Brooklyn Rail, Under Blue Cup, Yve-Alain Bois
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Moscow indulges a little non/fiction
There is still time to catch the 13th installment of non/fiction, Moscow’s cutting edge book fair, now through Sunday at the Central House of Artists. This year’s program features almost 300 different participants, with a focus on Spain. Openspace.ru, one … Continue reading
Posted in Biblioteka, Moscow
Tagged "Russian Porno", non/fiction, Openspace, Openspace.ru
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Banking on Ideas?
In the wake of this week’s disastrous eviction of Occupy Wall Street (for a video recap, check out Chto Delat’s blog), the art world has taken many different responses (that is, the section of the art world that wasn’t too … Continue reading
Library Science at Artspace
Artspace, the New Haven nonprofit, is working together with nearby institutions including Yale, to present Library Science, an exhibition and film program dedicated to bibliophilia, in its most creative expressions. According to the press release: The desire to collect information … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Ruppersberg, Artspace, Candida Höfer, Jorge Méndez Blake, Library Science, Nina Katchadourian
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Book Launch for Valery Chtak’s Bits of Truth
Baibakov Art Projects is proud to join Paperworks Gallery in announcing the publication of Valery Chtak‘s Bits of Truth, a 165-page, full color catalogue celebrating the work of one of Moscow’s most adamant individuals. The format spikes images of Chtak’s … Continue reading
Painting Between the Lines at the Wattis Institute, San Francisco
Fresh off of the Istanbul Biennale, curator Jens Hoffmann offers up another imaginative exhibition concept: With Painting Between The Lines, the CCA Wattis Institute will continue its investigation into the relationship between literature and art by commissioning 14 contemporary artists to create … Continue reading
Bidoun celebrates its 25th issue!
Baibakov Art Projects extends its warmest congratulations to the amazing team at Bidoun, as they celebrate their 25th issue! From their website: Since 2004, Bidoun has filled a gaping hole in the arts and culture coverage of the Middle East, pioneering … Continue reading
NY Art Book Fair comes to MoMA PS1 this weekend
Printed Matter presents the sixth annual NY Art Book Fair, from September 30 to October 2, 2011, at MoMA PS1, Long Island City, Queens. A preview will be held on the evening of Thursday, September 29th. Free and open to … Continue reading
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