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----- Original Message ----- From: "Cesare Pietroiusti" <cesarepietroiusti@hotmail.com> Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 6:14 PM Subject: Fw: Nomads+Residents Open call for magazines or periodicals > OPEN CALL > > Open call for magazines or periodicals published by artists and > artists' collectives, independent groups, non-profit organisations and > alternative spaces to be part of the Nomads + Residents' Traveling > Magazine Table, which will be on view at Iaspis this spring from 21-30 > April 2006. Please send two copies of your latest magazine or > periodical issue(s) to: > > Iaspis – International Artists´ Studio Program in Sweden > Attn: Traveling Magazine Table > Box 1610 > SE-111 86 Stockholm > SWEDEN > > Deadline for receipt:15 March 2006. > > Notes: > > · You may send more copies and more issues or numbers of your > publication, but please be aware that postage/shipping costs are at > your own expense. > > · Exhibition catalogues or monographs are not accepted. > > · Publications cannot be sold; they will be on exhibition and > made available to the public for free consultation. We encourage you, > however, to send brochures, flyers, or other material providing > information about subscription or your organisation. > > · Your publications and related materials submitted will become > part of Nomads+Residents Traveling Magazine Table, and will be > presented at Iaspis (21-30 April 2006) and subsequently at other > participating host venues. Material submitted will not be returned. > > · Please pass on this Open Call and keep us informed of groups > and individuals that are engaged in publishing non-commercial art > magazines or similar publications. > > Information and questions can be sent to: extra@iaspis.com > > Traveling Magazine Table (a project by Nomads&Residents > (www.nomadsresidents.org) is getting to its fourth step. After the > Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius (2003), Art in General in New York > (2004) and M.I.T. in Boston (2005) it will be hosted by Iaspis in > Stockholm between April 21-30, 2006. Iaspis will host the archive of > magazines we have already received plus all the new ones we will > receive in the meantime. In Stockholm the project will be staged by > Karl Larsson and Andreas Mangione (you find their self-presentations > included at the end of this document). > > It is particularly important to have contemporary art magazines from > all over the world. Therefore, if you are personally involved in a > publication of a contemporary art periodical that has no commercial > worldwide distribution, or you know of someone who is, or you want to > provide us with information that could be useful for this project, > please do let us know. > > > Nomads+Residents has a special interest in projects that develop on a > collective basis and in artistic practices that involve making > resources and ideas available for common use. With this in mind, > Nomads+Residents initiated Magazine Table. The Magazine Table consisted > of collecting a broad variety of national and international magazines, > journals, and similar printed publications produced by non-profit and > alternative spaces, artists' collectives, groups, teams, and other > forms of collaborations. The results granted an unexpected insight into > the discourses and networks existing outside the mainstream channels of > art. > > The Traveling Magazine Table activates the circulation of and gives > access to printed publications, many of which have a very limited > distribution. It provides information about ideas, projects, practices, > and discussions taking place in the broader field of contemporary art > and culture. With each participating venue, the Traveling Magazine > Table will be updated with new materials, and made available for public > consultation. To update the Traveling Magazine Table, and thus to > guarantee its continuity and growth, Nomads+Residents, its network, and > the participating host venues, will announce and distribute an open > call for submissions to receive new publications. A list of > contributions will be published on the Nomads+Residents website. We > invite you to contribute to Traveling Magazine Table. > > > Self-Presentations by Karl Larsson and Andreas Mangione staging the > project at Iaspis > > Karl Larsson, artist-in-residence at Iaspis in Stockholm from 1 April – > 30 September 2006 > > A displacement of focus from studio to exhibition space means, for me, > that it leaves the problems of individuals struggling whilst making way > for a discussion concerning the collective. Foremost, it’s a question > of positioning oneself towards society. As a single individual one is > almost doomed to produce and consume unique products, whereas, as a > collective one can ask questions and make demands – both on rights and > obligations. As an artist I think the issue of belonging and standpoint > become very important as one publicly positions oneself in the world > within the work. Through this activity one becomes an example to > follow. My work tries to be a changeable outline for an artistic > practise and a way to examine from what direction and with what voice > authorities speak. I work collaboratively with several artists and I am > the editor for the magazine U-N-I-O-N. At this time I work mainly with > text, printed material, lectures and gestures. My working situation is > very similar to that of a writer, with the difference of being neither > a publishing agency nor an isolated space, but where the work can > function autonomous, exist. During my period at Iaspis I’ll be working > in collaboration with Andreas Mangione on the project entitled The > Archive of Small Fragments of War Enshrined in Everyday Life. > > Andreas Mangione, artist-in-residence at Iaspis in Stockholm from 1 > April – 30 September 2006 > > Through work with facades, text and lectures I let another historical > and geographical context interplay with, and find an expression in, > contemporary and local monuments, institutions and micro cultures. What > interests me is how a possibility for a decisive self-reference occurs > in that kind of meeting, where the production of myth and reality > uncovers and becomes general property, new thoughts and new realities. > During my time at Iaspis I will be working in collaboration with Karl > Larsson on The Archive of Small Fragments of War Enshrined in Everyday > Life. > > ....................................................................... > ........................................... > > Iaspis is an artist-in-residence program based in Stockholm and a > government funded institution supporting Swedish artists exhibiting > abroad. The main purpose of IASPIS is to facilitate creative dialogues > and collaborations between artists from Sweden and from other > countries. Both recently graduated and more established Swedish artists > could apply for specific projects to be realized in our studios in the > building of the Royal Academy of Fine Art in Stockholm. Artists from > abroad are invited by IASPIS for periods of two to six months, > sometimes in connection with exhibitions or other projects in Sweden. > The program is based around our ten studios in Stockholm, but we also > have studios in the cities of Gothenburg, Malmö, and Umeå. > > IASPIS is funded by the Swedish government through the Swedish Visual > Arts Fund. The board consists of artists and museum professionals. The > international residency program is by invitation only. IASPIS is a > member of the international network for residential art centers, Res > Artis. > > For information please contact us: > Phone: +46-8-402 35 77, fax: +46-8-402 35 92 > E-mail: info@iaspis.com > Webb: www.iaspis.com > Post address: IASPIS, Box 1610, SE-111 86 Stockholm, Sweden. > Visiting address: Jakobsgatan 27, 3-4 floor, 111 52 Stockholm. > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > Nomads+Residents > ::::::::: to unsubscribe send msg to: majordomo@bbs.thing.net > ::::::::: write in msg body: unsubscribe nomads-residents > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > _______________________________________________ Nettime-ro mailing list Nettime-ro@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ro --> arhiva: http://amsterdam.nettime.org/