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© 2009, Hrafnkell Birgisson, Flting cup

Used coffee- and teacups are reclaimed from European flea markets. The various cups tell the history of European porcelain making.

© 2010, KOZO lamps

how does art work?

I used to be very uncomfortable calling myself an artist, because I thought it was qualitative, not just a generic title”

- John Baldessari, 1981

Looking at what most of the Contemporary Art looks like… it is clear that the word Artist is used too loosely these days.

© 2007, Stefan Zwicky, “grand confort, sans confort”, at Design Miami 07

© 2002, Fabio Viale, Ahgalla I white marble, 80x250x110 cm

How does Art work?

© 2011, Sue, Madrid Street Advertising Takeover

Public space and the public’s interaction with that space is a vital component of our city’s health.

Public Ad Campaign uses outdoor media venues for public art, chronicles the activities of artists intent on challenging public/private relationships.

art vs adv / 2

“Haluan nähdä muutakin” (I want to see something else) is a project conquering a little part of the commercial outdoor media back to the people.

For one week, 21 bus and tram stops in downtown Helsinki will bear a non-commercial message.

more info here

40 pages
13×20 cm
90g/m2 cream-colored text paper, 4-color covers, B&W text and images.
Printed in limited edition (50 copies) and numbered by hand
ISBN 978-952-67490-1-3

This book explores the hidden meanings (and some forgotten ones) of what it means nowadays to make art.

Although the book is divided into chapters, it has no beginning or end. You can open it at random and read only two pages because they already make complete sense. Words and images have been treated the same way, merged into one, to make reading more dense and complete as possible.

The first 3 people who send me an email will get 1 free copy of this book!
artiseverywhere (at) serraglia.com

Best wishes for the holiday season

more info here

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40 pagine
3×20 cm
90g/m2 carta color crema, copertina 4-colori, testo e immagini B&N.
Stampato in edizione limitata (50 copie) e numerato a mano.
ISBN 978-952-67490-0-6

Questo libro esplora i significati nascosti (e alcuni dimenticati) di che cosa vuol dire fare arte oggigiorno.

Anche se il libro é suddiviso in capitoli, non ha un inizio né una fine. Lo si può aprire a caso e leggere le sole due pagine che così si presentano, perché contengono già in sé un senso compiuto.

Parole ed immagini sono state trattate alla stessa stregua, fuse in un tutt’uno, per rendere la lettura più densa e completa possibile.

Le prime 3 persone che mi scrivono a questo indirizzo riceveranno una copia gratuita del libro!
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I migliori auguri per le festività natalizie

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15.2.2011
Leggi qui cosa Tracciamenti scrive su questo libro nel suo blog!
Grazie

there are two things that don’t have to mean anything:
one is music
and the other is
laughter…”

Immanuel Kant

….don’t have to mean anything that is, in order to give us very deep pleasure
John Cage

© 2009, Sandrine Bouletm

© 2009, Sandrine Bouletm

© 2009, Ana Ventura

© 2009, Ana Ventura