PUBLISHING IS ALSO THE PRODUCTION OF A PUBLIC

 
2014

• Cinéclub with MARTIN BECK, about ARTHUR RUSSELL, by MATT WOLF
• Looking for Ana with ERIC BAUDELAIRE
• Transatlantic launch
• Slideshow reading with QUINN LATIMER
• A springtime booklaunch with THOMAS LAWSON
• Next episode with PETER BIL’AK
• Primary Information with JAMES HOFF

2013

• Not so natural selection with CORINA NEUENSCHWANDER and ROLAND FRÜH
• Afternoon cocktail! with ATLAS PROJECTOS, MARIE MURACCIOLE, and EVERYONE AGREES
• Launch of: “Making Art Global (Part 2): ‘Magiciens de la Terre’ 1989”
• Windowlicking with a view on history: POSTDOCUMENT #5
• Talking about Pleasure with JOHN BEESON
• Fishing News! WILL HOLDER presents F.R.DAVID #R

2012

• A peggysuesque evening with JON BYWATER for EREWHON CALLING
• Putting RICHARD KOSTELANETZ’s life on auction
• JESSICA WARBOYS, GODA BUDVYTYTE and MARGARETA VON OSWALD slip away from retiring home to present VANELEPHANT
• Under the gazebo with SHANA LUTKER of X-TRA
• When symposia could still go haywire: MARTIN BECK about THE ASPEN COMPLEX
• ∆⅄⎈ is no cursing explain the editorial team and BENJAMIN SEROR
• A crash-course in the history of graphic design by SARA DE BONDT and CATHERINE DE SMET
• Who wrote this? PETER WÄCHTLER reading from THE SET and other texts
• At last: Portlandia meets c/c for a PUBLICATION STUDIO PARTY
• The Last Days of Riso with EDITION TAUBE
• A sales-rep presentation of COMMERCE BY ARTISTS by LUIS JACOB

 

2011

• Gone for the holidays with HANNES LOICHINGER and TOBIAS KASPAR for the first PROVENCE CITY GUIDE: NICE
• A very tasty Saturday afternoon with ABAKE and AURELIEN FROMENT for PULMO MARINA, and for our in-house graphic design dept.
• Stripping of OWEN LAND: DIALOGUES with PHILIPPE PIROTTE and CHRIS SHARP
• GIRARD et GIROUD, WEST and MAGNUSSON: Lettrisme toujours
• A four seasons w/o pepperoni, with BACK COVER and RAPHAEL ZARKA

 

2010

• A krispy kreme reading of PARROT by KARL LARSSON
• The birthday party of MAY, and the first S7B BLOWOUT SALE
• Frenchmen at their best: JEAN-PHILIPPE ANTOINE, CHRISTOPHE GALLOIS and PIERRE LEGUILLON for THE SPACE OF WORDS
• No time for second thoughts with BRIAN KENNON of 2ND CANNONS BOOKS
• WILL HOLDER and FALKE PISANO sont dans un bateau with FIGURES OF SPEECH
• Changing our vision with books thanks to COCO FUSCO and MATHIEU K. ABONNENC
• Hello, Goodbye, Thank You, Again, Messieurs de BACK COVER
• A financial presentation of VENEER MAGAZINE by AARON FLINT JAMISON

 

2009

• A reading about inbetweenness by EILEEN MYLES from THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ICELAND
• A summer ride through the future with MARK VON SCHLEGELL
• A Generation X reading by JEFF RIAN for PURPLE YEARS
• The Baptism party of MAY
• A conversation not about the Painted Word between R.H. QUAYTMAN and AMY SILLMAN
• Playful self-historicization with VERONIQUE BACHETTA and BENJAMIN VALENZA for L’EFFET PAPILLON 1989 – 2007
• Some eye-opening tales of tomorrow by JASON SIMON

 

2008

• A budgie talk by MARIA FUSCO for THE HAPPY HYPOCRITE
• Hanging on with RAIMUNDAS MALASAUSKAS and WILL HOLDER for DOT DOT DOT #16 and F.R. DAVID #3
• What is a good or a poor match? With the team of BACK COVER and ALEJANDRO CESARCO from A.R.T PRESS
• Yet another masterwork from OEI presented by J.J. MAGNUSSON and KIM WEST
• Ett landskap av känslor med KARL HOLMQVIST

 

2007

• A founding conversation with CLEMENTINE DELISS about M11

 

In October I was his pharmaceutical. His red, his blue,

Reading by Quinn Latimer on Saturday, April 3rd at 6.30 pm

Marie Angeletti’s personal exhibition at castillo/corrales is closing down at the end of next week, and that will probably prompt a lot of nostalgia in the neighborhood for the eldritch silhouette on our window. That’s when Ciao would mean goodbye.

Before this happens, and to welcome late-coming or returning visitors to the exhibition, we’re organizing on Saturday, May 3rd a reading of the poet and critic Quinn Latimer on a series of new images that Marie Angeletti produced for this exhibition.

Entitled, “In October I was his pharmaceutical. His red, his blue,” Latimer’s reading will begin at 6.30pm on Saturday.