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Can You Dig It?Digital—even before this word signified research-based proces-sing, its original meaning referred to the fingers. The same goes for the artists Michael Morris and Vincent Trasov, whose Image Bank, founded in 1969, did not consist of ones and zeros but en-tirely of postal handwork. With the intent of a decentralized and network-based circulation and exchange of images, they antici-pated the structures of today’s image databases on the Internet. Moreover, from sending, receiving, and collecting, a multifaceted and expansive oeuvre formed, whose creator is no longer a single person, but a collective movement. Away from established insti-tutions such as museums and galleries, a utopia of non-hierarchi-cal and free exchange of images first took shape here, which has lost nothing of its topicality even from today’s perspective.Exhibition: KW Institute for Contemporary Art, 22.6.–1.9.2019
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A legendary personality
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This publication accompanies the mid-career survey exhibition of British-Japanese artist Simon Fujiwara at Mudam Luxembourg. About Simon Fujiwara brings together a range of writers who approach his practice from multiple perspectives, addressing its central themes, concerns and methodologies. The essays examine the underlying structures of Fujiwara’s work through fields such as psychoanalysis, iconography, branding and marketing, reflecting on the conditions of living and making art in an increasingly mediated world. Often described as holding a ‘distorted mirror to the twenty-first century’, Fujiwara’s work is both enchanting and unsettling. This first-of-its-kind publication offers a moment to reflect on a complex and evolving practice.
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This publication represents one of the many spaces Doug Ashford's work occupies. It is the first collection of his writings and conversations and attempts to encompass the changing thoughts shared by the artist over the past twenty-five years. Doug Ashford is a teacher, artist, and writer. He has taught design, sculpture, and theory at The Cooper Union, New York, since 1989. His principal art practice from 1982 to 1996 was as a member of Group Material and since that time he has gone on to make paintings, write, and produce other cross-diciplinary projects.