Contemporary art gallery, Proyecto Paralelo, in Mexico City opens an exhibition of Laureana Toledo’s body of work ‘Love Is A Place‘ alongside the work of Richard Serra’s ‘On Paper‘.
The opening begins at midday and is located Alfonso Reyes 58, Col. Condesa, 06170 Mexico
Proyecto Paralelo is open, Tuesdays thru Fridays from 11 to 18 h, Saturdays from 11 to 15 h and other times available by appointment
Saturday 23rd November
from 7.30pm
110 Stoke Newington Church Street
London
With Stewart Home, Iphgenia Baal, Bridget Penney and Karen Whiteson.
Stewart Home brings you tomorrow today. The London Review of Books has praised Home by saying: “I really don’t think anyone who is at all interested in literature has any business not knowing the work of Stewart Home.” However, this notorious egg bagel eater prefers to liken himself to “a proletarian comedian with Tourette’s spewing obscenities”. Home is known, amongst other things, for his idiosyncratic live performances, variously involving ventriloquism, standing on his head, and shredding books. At this the conclusion of The Test Centre, Home’s performance to launch his LP Proletarian Post-Modernism promises to be no less scintillating.
Iphgenia Baal, Bridget Penney and Karen Whiteson will be reading alongside Stewart.
Price: £5 online, £7 on the door
Doors: 7.30pm
The online cultural enterprise 60 Pages features Trolley author of The Hardy Tree and Gentle Art, Iphgenia Baal, for 60 days. Each day a new piece will be published, so far there are four and they can be viewed by clicking the image below:
Click on the image below to access the full interview between the World Organisation Of Photography and director of Trolley Books, Hannah Watson, on her experiences as a publisher as well as wider issues in the changing nature of the photography and book publishing industries.
Talking about the processes behind the making of the forthcoming Trolley publication ‘This is not a book about Gavin Turk’, Rachel Newsome and Gavin Turk present ‘Consequences #6: The Artist The Editor’ tomorrow, Thursday 21st November at 6.30pm, The Cass, London Metropolitan University.
This public lecture is free to attend but numbers are limited to book online: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/consequences-6-tickets-9221113599
The location is :
Boulevard Central House (4th Floor)
59-63 Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7PF
Kai Behrmann of photography website, Top Photography Films, reviews 2013 Trolley Book’s release World Off Track by Jarret Schecter. To read the full review, please click on the image below:
We are delighted to announce the forthcoming publication in December of SCARTI by Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin. For those in Paris or at Paris Photo over the next coming days, there will be two launches this week. The first on Thursday 14th November, 6pm at the photography book fair Off Print and the second this Saturday 16th November, 2pm at Paris Photo. Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin will be at both presentations for book signings. Hope to see you there!
Kai Behrmann of online photography website ‘Top Photography Films‘ reviews Margaret M. de Lange’s “Surrounded By No One’. To read the full review, please click on the image below:
Iphgenia Baal, author of The Hardy Tree and Gentle Art, has published online the piece ‘Special School‘ in the arts and culture quarterly, The White Review.
Trolley author of ‘Chernobyl‘, Pierpaolo Mittica, opens his exhibition ‘Fukushima “No Go” Zone’ tomorrow night at Centro Culturale ‘Claudio Trevi’, Bolzano, Italy. In this body of work Mittica shows us the aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, repercussive of the tsunami of the Tohoku earthquake in 2011.
On Thursday, 7th November at 18:00hr ‘Fukushima “No Go” Zone’ will be the subject of the first of many Thursday evening meetings on photojournalism conducted by photographer Giovanni Melillo Kostner and Carry Geranno. Mittica and other photographers will be present and taking part. For a full schedule of these Thursday evening events, please click here. They will also be taking place at Centro Culturale ‘Claudio Trevi’.
The exhibition runs from 7th – 30th November and is open Mon 14:00 to 18:30, Tue-Wed 10:00 to 12:30 and 14:30 to 18:30, Thu 10:00 to 20:00 and Fri-Sat 10.00 – 12.30 and 14:30 to 18:30. Sunday is closed.
