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MONACO issue 6 launches Thursday 29 November at DRAF

MONACO magazine issue 6 launches with a special event at DRAF (David Roberts Art Foundation) on Thursday 29 November 2012, 7-9pm.
DRAF, Symes Mews (off Camden High St), London NW1 7JE. Nearest tube: Mornington Crescent

PEOPLE ON SUNDAY - ON MONDAY: SCREENING AND LATE VIEWING

PEOPLE ON SUNDAY - ON MONDAY: Monday 6 August 2012, 9pm

IBID, Olivier Castel, Katie Guggenheim and Justin Jaeckle invite you to a rooftop screening of People on Sunday (1930), on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name.

The concurrent exhibitions at IBID (Harold Ancart, Rallou Panagiotou, Colin Snapp; Video exchange: PROJECT88, Mumbai; People on Sunday) will be open for viewing from 8pm.

The film will start at 9pm. Drinks and popcorn will be served.
People on Sunday (Germany, 1930, Dirs. Robert Siodmak and Edgar G. Ulmer, 73 mins)

Filmstudio 1929 presents its first experiment: People on Sunday, a film without actors. These five people appear in front of the camera for the first time, today they are all back in their own jobs.
Years before they became major players in Hollywood, a group of young German filmmakers — including eventual noir masters Robert Siodmak and Edgar G. Ulmer and future Oscar winners Billy Wilder and Fred Zinnemann — worked together on the once-in-a-lifetime collaboration People on Sunday (Menschen am Sonntag). The effervescent silent film features five ‘non-actors’ (a wine seller, taxi driver, film extra and model) playing versions of themselves, and follows their leisure pursuits over the course of one summer weekend in Weimar Berlin. A deliberate entanglement of fiction and reality, the film could be considered an early precedent of contemporary scripted reality television.

MONACO issue 5 available now

Monaco issue 5 is now available at the following bookshops:

Banner Repeater, London

castillo/corrales, Section 7 Books, Paris

La Central, MACBA, Barcelona

Donlon Books, London

ICA Bookshop, London

Koenig Books at the Serpentine Gallery, London

Librairie Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris

Printed Matter, New York

X Marks the Bökship, London

£5 / €7 / $8

PEOPLE ON SUNDAY at IBID Projects until Saturday 11 August

People on Sunday at Ibid Projects, Hoxton Square, London. 28 June - 11 August 2012

Ed Atkins, Shumon Basar, Ruth Beale, Sarah Elliott, Simon Fujiwara, Kazimierz Jankowski, Andrew Kerton, Chuck Kissick, Gil Leung, Kathy Noble, Rachel Pimm, Patrick Shier, John Smith, Donald Urquhart and Ariella Yedgar

A project by Olivier Castel, Katie Guggenheim and Justin Jaeckle that responds to the site of the top floor of IBID, turning the gallery into a live cinema through which to watch the action in Hoxton Square below.
The project is titled after the 1930 silent German film, directed by Curt and Robert Siodmak from a screenplay by Billy Wilder. The film features five ‘non-actors’ (including a wine seller, taxi driver, film extra and model playing versions of themselves, and follows their leisure pursuits over the course of one summer weekend in Weimar Berlin. A deliberate entanglement of fiction and reality, the film could be considered a very early precedent of contemporary scripted reality television. The film opens with the prologue “Filmstudio 1929 presents its first experiment: People on Sunday, a film without actors. These five people appear in front of the camera for the first time, today they are all back in their own jobs.”

For the exhibition, Castel, Guggenheim and Jaeckle have invited a range of artists and writers to contribute short texts of imagined scenarios and scenes that could be viewed in Hoxton Square over the course of the exhibition, functioning as intertitles or speculative screenplays for the reality unfolding outside of the gallery, and casting the occupants of the square as characters in a real life, real-time movie. It is anticipated that some of these texts will be realised during the show.

ibidprojects.com/people-on-a-sunday/

MONACO issue 5 launches at the RCA library
1-4pm Saturday 23 June,

With contributions by Zayne Armstrong, Jennifer Bailey,
Bianca Baldi, Adam Chodzko, Rosie Cooper and
Ariella Yedgar, Sofia Coppola, Julia Crabtree
and William Evans, Danielle Dean, Nicolas Deshayes
and Kathy Noble, Arnaud Desjardin, Jenifer Evans,
Eva Fàbregas, Carl Laporte, Atalya Laufer, Ian Law,
Aki Nagasaka, Eddie Peake, Lewis Peake, Rachel Pimm, Patrick Shier, Gordon Shrigley, Manuel Shvartzberg,
and Charles Veyron.
Edited by Katie Guggenheim. Cover by Babak Ghazi.

The launch event will include work by contributing artists.
See the website for details.
Copies of the magazine will be on sale for £5

RCA Library
Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore,
London SW7 2EU
The RCA library can be reached through the galleries, via the entrance opposite the Royal Albert Hall. Please call me on 0777 6344 294 for help finding your way there or gaining access to the library.

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last chance to see RITUAL WITHOUT MYTH at the Royal College of Art: until Sunday 25th March!

LYGIA CLARK: VOYAGE, 1973

Ritual without Myth

with Danai Anesiadou, Asco, Erick Beltrán, Lygia Clark, Joachim Koester, Patrizio Di Massimo, Ioana Nemes, Ocaña, Amalia Pica and Yeguas del Apocalipsis

final weekend!

open until Sunday 25 March, daily, 11am to 7pm

gallery talk with Jeremy Millar and CCA Curators

Saturday 24 March, 2pm

ritualwithoutmyth.rca.ac.uk

Royal College of Art galleries, Kensington Gore, London Sw7 2EU

MONACO at Publish and Be Damned at the ICA, London this Saturday

Monaco magazine will be at the ICA, London on Saturday 17th March, 12-6pm for Publish and Be Damned.

RITUAL WITHOUT MYTH, Royal College of Art, London, 9 - 25 March 2012

Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7
9 - 25 March 2012, open daily, 11am - 7pm
private view Thursday 8 March, 7-9pm
ritualwithoutmyth.rca.ac.uk

Ritual without Myth is an exhibition that considers the potential of ritual as a catalyst for transformative experience. Including newly commissioned and existing contemporary works, the exhibition explores art practices that combine cultural repertoires (that is aggregates of actions and symbols that structure social systems), thus freeing them from the authority of a unitary, dominant myth. As Suely Rolnik notes, that absence of an absolute and stable identification with any repertoire is a condition from which hybrid cultural forms can emerge, to undermine a dominant ideology.

The idea of "rituals without myth" was used by the artist Lygia Clark to describe her work, in particular her project Structuring the Self (1976-1988): a therapeutic practice carried out in one-to-one sessions that explored the affective potential of her tactile Relational Objects through the mind and body of participants.

Ritual without Myth is curated by the graduating students on the Royal College of Art's MA Curating Contemporary Art Programme: Daniela Berger, Laura Clarke, Sabel Gavaldon, Katie Guggenheim, Lily Hall, Egle Kulbokaite, Mette Kjaergaard Praest, Laura Smith, Borbála Soós, Elizabeth Stanton. Graphics by Rustan Söderling.

Monaco 4 is now available from:
Donlon Books, London
ICA Bookshop, London
Koenig Books at the Serpentine Gallery, London
Librairie Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris
Printed Matter, New York
Whitechapel Gallery Bookshop, London
X Marks the Bökship, London
or by post (please write to info@monacomagazine.net) £5/€6/$8

contributions by:
JENNIFER BAILEY, CATHERINE BORRA, OSCAR CARLSON, OLIVIER CASTEL, CÔME CIMENT, SOFIA COPPOLA, DANIELLE DEAN, SARAH ELLIOTT, BABAK GHAZI, DOMINIQUE HURTH, ATALYA LAUFER, EDDIE PEAKE, RACHEL PIMM, PAUL SIMON RICHARDS, MANUEL SHVARTZBERG, GIORGIO SILVERIO and CHARLES VEYRON

cover design by BABAK GHAZI

MONACO MAGAZINE ISSUE 4: launches Wednesday 23rd November at X Marks the Bökship, London

Charles Veyron

Wednesday 23 November, 7-9pm
X Marks the Bökship
210/ Unit 3 Cambridge Heath Road
London E2 9NQ

With work by Jennifer Bailey, Catherine Borra, Olivier Castel, Charles Veyron and Alexander Voice.

Charles Veyron

Jennifer Bailey, Catherine Borra

Catherine Borra

Jennifer Bailey

Alexander Voice

Olivier Castel

Contributors to Monaco issue 4 are:
Jennifer Bailey

Catherine Borra

Oscar Carlson

Olivier Castel

Côme Ciment

Sofia Coppola

Danielle Dean

Sarah Elliott

Babak Ghazi

Dominique Hurth

Atalya Laufer

Eddie Peake

Rachel Pimm

Paul Simon Richards

Manuel Shvartzberg

Giorgio Silverio

Charles Veyron

cover by Babak Ghazi

MONACO MAGAZINE ISSUE THREE now available

Monaco 3 is now available from:
Banner Repeater, London
castillo/corrales, Section 7 Books, Paris
Donlon Books, London
ICA Bookshop, London
Koenig Books at the Serpentine Gallery, London
Librairie Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris
Motto, Berlin
Printed Matter, New York
Pro qm, Berlin
Whitechapel Gallery Bookshop, London
X Marks the Bökship, London

or by post (please write to info@monacomagazine.net) £5/€7/$8

contributions by:
JENNIFER BAILEY, CÔME CIMENT, ROSIE COOPER and ARIELLA YEDGAR, SOFIA COPPOLA, JENIFER EVANS, WILL FRENCH, BABAK GHAZI, DOMINIQUE HURTH, KATHY NOBLE, EDDIE PEAKE, PAUL SIMON RICHARDS, PATRICK SHIER, GORDON SHRIGLEY, GIORGIO SILVERIO, CHARLES VEYRON and JESSICA WIESNER

cover design by BABAK GHAZI

MONACO MAGAZINE ISSUE THREE! launches at Banner Repeater, Friday 24 June

BANNER REPEATER

Friday 24 June 2011, 6-9pm

Hackney Downs Station, platform one

Dalston Lane, London E8

contributions to the magazine by

JENNIFER BAILEY, CÔME CIMENT, ROSIE COOPER and ARIELLA YEDGAR, SOFIA COPPOLA, JENIFER EVANS, WILL FRENCH, BABAK GHAZI, DOMINIQUE HURTH, KATHY NOBLE, EDDIE PEAKE, PAUL SIMON RICHARDS, PATRICK SHIER, GORDON SHRIGLEY, GIORGIO SILVERIO, CHARLES VEYRON and JESSICA WIESNER

cover design by BABAK GHAZI

with work and interventions at the launch event by

OLIVIER CASTEL, BABAK GHAZI, EDDIE PEAKE and CHARLES VEYRON

OLIVIER CASTEL presents a group show in a bowl: sweets wrapped in miniature versions of posters and flyers made under different names.

CHARLES VEYRON'S 'Untitled' is looped from 5:56 pm: a continuous countdown to the launch of the magazine, or the arrival of the next train.

Bruno Bischofberger advertising from BABAK GHAZI'S 'Lifework'

EDDIE PEAKE presents a Fever & Heat tape pack

LYING ON ROCKS, SITTING IN WINDOWS, STANDING ON CHAIRS. Royal College of Art Curating Contemporary Art interim exhibition opens Thursday 19 May, 6 to 9 pm

Julien Bismuth, Ruth Buchanan, Lucy Clout, Guy de Cointet, Aurélien Froment, Tamara Henderson, Shahryar Nashat, Javier Peñafiel, Andy Wake

20- 28 May 2011 - 1pm to 8pm

screenings at 1pm and 7pm

exhibition open Thursday to Saturday

free admission

Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU

Hockney Gallery, Stevens Building

Lecture Theatre 1 and RCA Library, Darwin Building

Curated by the Royal College of Art, MA Curating Contemporary Art, first -year students: Daniela Berger, Laura Clarke, Lily Hall, Mette Kjaergaard, Egle Kulbokaite, Sabel Gavaldon, Katie Guggenheim, Laura Smith, Borbála Soós, Elizabeth Stanton.
Design by Marine Duroselle

MONACO 2.5 out now!

A new special online issue of Monaco Magazine for No Layout, with contributions by Jennifer Bailey, Censor, Babak Ghazi, Alexander Haßenpflug, Eddie Peake and Gordon Shrigley. Cover design by Babak Ghazi.

TESTING GROUND | TIME SCALE

installation view with Robert Chilton, Bay 7 & 8

A collaboration with students from MA Curating Contemporary Art at the Royal College of Art and MFA Curating at Goldsmiths College, at the Zabludowicz Collection, London, Friday 28 to Sunday 30 January 2011. Works from the collection were installed in an evolving hang over three days and artists were commissioned to make new work in response to the exhibition.

S/Z, S/Z Builds Benches on Request (All the Benches in Storage at 176 have been Brought into the Gallery)

Louise Weiss, The fox is concentrating very hard, trying to make the exhibition disappear

Rosie Cooper, Guide Two

more information and images: http://testingground2011.net/

MONACO MAGAZINE: ISSUE TWO out now

Monaco Magazine: issue two is available now from:

Banner Repeater, London
Donlon Books, London
ICA Bookshop, London
Koenig Books at the Serpentine Gallery, London
Librairie Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris
Printed Matter, New York
Pro qm, Berlin
Section 7 Books at castillo/corrales, Paris
Whitechapel Gallery Bookshop, London
X Marks the Bökship, London

£5/€7/$8

with contributions by:

JENNIFER BAILEY, GRACE BRENNAN, BETTINA BRUNNER,

DANIELLE DEAN, BABAK GHAZI, MATHEW HALE,

KAZIMIERZ JANKOWSKI, BREER LAZIDJ NAHR, EDDIE PEAKE,

GORDON SHRIGLEY, S/Z, LOUISE WEISS

MONACO MAGAZINE: ISSUE TWO launches at the ICA, Sunday 28th November

Monaco Magazine: Issue Two (cover by Babak Ghazi)

launch event, Sunday 28th November, 3-6pm
Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London SW1

3-6pm JENNIFER BAILEY: Study Group / 3pm GIORGIO SILVERIO: The floor plan of Tate Cinema Multiplex taped on the floor / 3:45pm EDDIE PEAKE: Reading of a poem by James Wright / 4pm ZAYNE ARMSTRONG: Re-making 'Slow Motion', 2009, single channel video with sound, 40min / 5pm KAZIMIERZ JANKOWKSI: Auto-Tune reads 'The Form of the Phonograph Record' (Theodor Adorno, 1934) / 5:30pm BABAK GHAZI: Advert for Lifework, 10min

contributions to the printed magazine by:

JENNIFER BAILEY, GRACE BRENNAN, BETTINA BRUNNER,

DANIELLE DEAN, BABAK GHAZI, MATHEW HALE,

KAZIMIERZ JANKOWSKI, BREER LAZIDJ NAHR, EDDIE PEAKE,

GORDON SHRIGLEY, S/Z, LOUISE WEISS

Part of Against Gravity, a weekend of events curated by Catherine Borra

MONACO MAGAZINE issue one available now

Monaco Magazine: Issue One is available now from:

Donlon Books, London
ICA Bookshop, London
Koenig Books at the Serpentine Gallery, London
Librairie Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris
Motto, Berlin
Motto at Forde, Geneva
Motto, Perla Mode, Zürich
Printed Matter, New York
Section 7 Books at castillo/corrales, Paris
Tate Modern Bookshop, London
Whitechapel Gallery Bookshop, London

or by post (please write to info@monacomagazine.net) £5/€7/$8

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MONACO MAGAZINE: ISSUE ONE launches Friday 25th June, 6-9pm

MONACO MAGAZINE: ISSUE ONE

launches Friday 25th June, 6-9pm

SE8 Gallery, 171 Deptford High Street, London SE8 3NU

with contributions to the printed magazine by:

ZAYNE ARMSTRONG, JENNIFER BAILEY, OSCAR CARLSON, CENSOR, ROSIE COOPER, DANIELLE DEAN, JENIFER EVANS, BABAK GHAZI, ALEXANDER HASSENPFLUG, FRANCOIS MORICE, WOODY POLLEN, PATRICK SHIER

and live work at the launch event by:

ZAYNE ARMSTRONG, JENNIFER BAILEY, ROSIE COOPER AND JENIFER EVANS

FRIDAY 25TH JUNE, 6-9PM

from 7-9pm, work by

JENIFER EVANS

ZAYNE ARMSTRONG A presentation for Joey Friedman's Rock Collection, 2010 (6' x 3')

at 8:15pm

JENNIFER BAILEY will give a short presentation on The Banned Show. The Banned Show is a list of titles and descriptions of works, events and similar concerning or in response to specific incidents of censorship in the form of a printed exhibition guide.

at 8:45 pm

ROSIE COOPER will present a film version of *The Phantom of the Opera* made by Steven Kendrat in 1999 (age 13); plus a reading from Gaston Leroux's 1910 novel of the same name, read by Sarah Bowerman.

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part of the exhibition Mulberry Tree Press

http://se8.org.uk/exhibitions/past/next-event-st-pierre-miquelonmonaco-magazine-launch/

SE8, 171 Deptford High Street, London SE8 3NU

1 min from Deptford rail (trains from London Bridge)

10 mins from New Cross (East London Line)

Monaco Magazine is a combination of an exhibition space and an art magazine which employs the format of a periodical publication as the organisational structure to generate a website, a series of print publications and a programme of exhibitions and events. Rather than reviewing or previewing, the magazine will be devoted to sharing projects that haven't happened (and for various reasons --eg. unfeasibility or lack of time, resources, interest or ability-- probably never will). By providing a unique space to present these lost ideas the magazine aims to create discussion and activity leading to the development of new projects, artwork and events.

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