Cahier # 7*
€20,00
Authors: Jeremy Millar; Michel François; hans Teys; e.a. Publisher: Witte de With, Rotterdam en Richter Verlag, Düsseldorf Year: 1998 ISBN: 90 73362 87 7
Print run 2000 copies Language: English and original languages, Design: Walter Nikkels; Cover Rita McBride Format: size 20,5 x 27 cm; 184 pages
CONTENT
Texts
Giulia Colaizzi, “From Reality to Virtual reality: From Global Village to Popmart;” William Engelen, “Twelve Movements;” Patricia Falguieres, “Screen/Memory. A Fantasy;” Michel Francois, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Hermann Pitz, “Speakers Corner. A Discussion;” German Gullon, “Literature as Invention of the Real;” Catherine Ingraham, “In the Arena of the Curved and the Straight;” Chris Keulemans, “Old Poetry and New Media;” Mounira Khemir, “Through Writing, Poetry, Invisibility, Abstraction: Sketch of an Imaginary Topography for an Aestetics of the Arab World;” Bartomeu Mari, “Fetishimage” and “Postface;” Jeremy Millar, “Messieurs les inventuers d’epaves;” Michael Newman, “Contingency and Rule in the Work of Pierre Bismuth;” Glen Ruebsamen, The Fetish Image;” Hans Theys, “Enter without knocking! A few remarks on Michel Francois’s work.”
Portfolio of the exhibitions
Michel Francois, Manure, Nettles, and Dandelions; Fetishimage with work by William Engelen, Carla Klein, Glen Ruebsamen, Angel Vergara, and Edwin Zwakman; Pierre Bismuth; and Rita McBride
Biographies
Cahier series
In total, seven issues were published between 1993 and 1998, creating a unique and varied forum that documents and comments upon the different exhibitions, events, projects, lectures, and discussions presented at the center in that period. Through their wide circulation, the Cahier series helped to promote the center’s program internationally. It also functioned as a platform for design and artistic experimentation: All the issues are the same size, but each was designed by a different typographer; moreover, each cover was designed by a different artist, and 100 copies of each print run of 2,000 were signed, creating a special, limited-edition version. The Cahier series was initiated by Witte de With’s first director, Chris Dercon, together with Hans Richter of Richter Verlag, Düsseldorf.
Seven issues: Price: 70,-
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