Paradise Bookshelf
The French publishing house Onestar Press is known for it鈥檚 motto 鈥渟trictly un-edited by the publisher鈥 Without influencing the content, onestar press is publishing artist books, movies and multiples since the year 2000, therefore about 600 publications came together over the years. To give the books the appropriate space, the publishers commission different artists (between others Lawrence Weiner, Haim Steinbach, Hans Schabus and Annika Str枚m) since 2007 to create shelfs for the onestar press books.
Within the gallery space the publishing house is presenting the 鈥減aradise bookshelf鈥 by Tobias Rehberger, which is based on an old piece of furniture that the artist found in the abandonned hotel PARADISO in Val Martello (CH), on wallpaper, showing the idyllic-kitschy swiss holiday village.
The objects and motives of the works by Jacob Dahlgren, Sam Durant, Drago Persic, Anna Jermolaewa, Constanze Ruhm, Claus F枚ttinger and DIRK SKREBER are moving between the edge of everyday life and art, adjust the line between them and define those in a new way. The mouse traps, which Mark Hosking made out of luxury items- for example out of a spectacle case by Chanel 鈥 and the crashed miniature cars by Dirk Skreber, oscillate between fetish and dystopic associations.
More sensitive and silent is the indeterminacy that is visible within the undefined spaces in the works of Drago Persic and in the interiors that are shown in Sam Durant麓s collages. The object 鈥淜alingrad鈥 by JACOB DAHLGREN tries to show the systematic of a city through lined up muffin boxes and Claus F枚ttinger shows the system of love in his installation out of mirrors that is dedicated to Niklas Luhman. Anna Jermolaewa is playing with history and makes Lenin do small stunts, while the can of sardines that played a role in the last movie 鈥 鈥淢y never ending burial plot鈥 鈥 by Constanze Ruhm, is referring to the narration of this, as well as to the making of the movie itself- as we learn of its package: it麓s from 1660 and has a weight of 125 tons.
JACOB DAHLGREN 鈥 SAM DURANT 鈥 CLAUS F脰TTINGER 鈥 MARK HOSKING
ANNA JERMOLAEWA 鈥 DRAGO PERSIC 鈥 CONSTANZE RUHM 鈥 DIRK SKREBER
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The French publishing house Onestar Press is known for it鈥檚 motto 鈥渟trictly un-edited by the publisher鈥 Without influencing the content, onestar press is publishing artist books, movies and multiples since the year 2000, therefore about 600 publications came together over the years. To give the books the appropriate space, the publishers commission different artists (between others Lawrence Weiner, Haim Steinbach, Hans Schabus and Annika Str枚m) since 2007 to create shelfs for the onestar press books.
Within the gallery space the publishing house is presenting the 鈥減aradise bookshelf鈥 by Tobias Rehberger, which is based on an old piece of furniture that the artist found in the abandonned hotel PARADISO in Val Martello (CH), on wallpaper, showing the idyllic-kitschy swiss holiday village.
The objects and motives of the works by Jacob Dahlgren, Sam Durant, Drago Persic, Anna Jermolaewa, Constanze Ruhm, Claus F枚ttinger and DIRK SKREBER are moving between the edge of everyday life and art, adjust the line between them and define those in a new way. The mouse traps, which Mark Hosking made out of luxury items- for example out of a spectacle case by Chanel 鈥 and the crashed miniature cars by Dirk Skreber, oscillate between fetish and dystopic associations.
More sensitive and silent is the indeterminacy that is visible within the undefined spaces in the works of Drago Persic and in the interiors that are shown in Sam Durant麓s collages. The object 鈥淜alingrad鈥 by JACOB DAHLGREN tries to show the systematic of a city through lined up muffin boxes and Claus F枚ttinger shows the system of love in his installation out of mirrors that is dedicated to Niklas Luhman. Anna Jermolaewa is playing with history and makes Lenin do small stunts, while the can of sardines that played a role in the last movie 鈥 鈥淢y never ending burial plot鈥 鈥 by Constanze Ruhm, is referring to the narration of this, as well as to the making of the movie itself- as we learn of its package: it麓s from 1660 and has a weight of 125 tons.
JACOB DAHLGREN 鈥 SAM DURANT 鈥 CLAUS F脰TTINGER 鈥 MARK HOSKING
ANNA JERMOLAEWA 鈥 DRAGO PERSIC 鈥 CONSTANZE RUHM 鈥 DIRK SKREBER
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