Publisher in residence Karin Hald’s (DK) artistic research deals with posthumanism and spirituality, which she seeks to connect through participatory performances. Here, language, empathy, and care are key elements. In this interview, Karin talks about her interest in post-humanism, zoegraphy, and nonlinear archiving in relation to her residency at c.off. Tell …
Translation and nonlinear archiving with Karin Hald Read More »
Finally! The publication [ krahy-seez ] by Publishers in Residence Vishnu Vardhani RAJAN’s and xiri tara noir’s is here. The publication holds cards with scores, recipes, text, drawings, and other resources that can be practiced everywhere and by anyone whenever a messy situation occurs. In the publication [ krahy-seez ] …
[krahy – seez] A reader by Vishnu Vardhani RAJAN and xiri tara noir Read More »
”SES LÄS GÖR” and ”Material som drar” is a publication series by Köttinspektionen Dans. The publications hold artistic documentation from choreographed reading circles organized by Köttinspektionen Dans in 2016 and 2017. Köttinspektionen Dans is a platform for experimental dance and choreography located in Uppsala, led by the choreographers Tove Salmgren and Kajsa …
Expanding documentation with SES LÄS GÖR and Material som drar Read More »
Vishnu Vardhani RAJAN (FIN) and xiri tara noir (DK) are current PiR – Publishers in residence. We took the opportunity to ask about their (publishing) practices and how they’re forming their first-time collaboration in times of uncertainty. Vishnu and xiri arrived in Stockholm just before different measures to limit the spread …
Safe(r) space(s) or simple solutions for messy scenarios Read More »
”IMAMPM” is a publication by artist Isabella Martin and writer Meg Whiteford. It is the outcome of a joint twitter feed that was first published as a GIF, and later, in a printed version. We asked Isabella for an interview to get to know some more about the starting point …
From Tweet:ing, to GIF:ing, to publishing with IMAMPM Read More »
Live art Denmark specializes in interdisciplinary audience engagement and has over the years developed several new formats and modes of interaction in collaborations with art institutions, theatres, museums, festivals, and performance artists. We took the opportunity to ask Henrik Vestergaard and Ellen Friis about their work at Live Art Denmark, why …
This container is a digital and printed zine series that is represented in the Reading edge library. We asked Maia Means, one of the current editors to tell us some more about the zines and the process behind it. Can you tell me a little bit about “This Container” and how …
Experimental archive of choreographic discourse with THIS CONTAINER Read More »
During the fall of 2018 Reading edge pays attention to current manifestos. The manifesto has a long history of being a format for artist’s to proclaim and visualize about art, society and what art can be (is), as well as manifesting an art form in itself. During this fall we …
Reading edge interview: Seroconversion with A Queer Noise Manifesto Read More »
Koreografiska Konstitutet (Marie Fahlin och Rebecca Chentinell) håller just nu på att förbereda ett nytt nummer av tidskriften Koreografisk Journal med tema Text och Koreografi. Numret undersöker relationen mellan text och koreografi som interrelaterade uttryck i en koreografisk praktik. Temat ser specifikt närmare på den konstnärliga texten i relation till …
Text och koreografi med Koreografiska Konstitutet Read More »
Artist Dana Sederowsky has made the book “monotony repetition practice”, which is one of the represented publications in the Reading edge library. “monotony repetition practice” is a hand-bound artist’s book limited to 500 copies plus an exclusive Collector’s Edition of 10 (+ 2 AP) produced in cooperation with Kerber Verlag, …
Sculpturing text with monotony repetition practice Read More »
