Lisa Robertson: The Baudelaire Fractal – reading
Poetry is the birthplace of the modern artist’s book. With its upcoming program, Page Not Found pays tribute to the interplay between visual arts, poetry and publishing by inviting poets and artists to share their work alike. This evening, organised in collaboration with KABK Master Artistic Research, will see acclaimed poet Lisa Robertson read from […]
💥✊ We’re excited to welcome you to a talk by Marc Fischer @publiccollectorslibrary as part of the cycle ‘Solitary Solidarity’, on Sunday 24 October at 18:00.
🗣Reserve your free ticket via the link in bio!
🦠🗞The Chicago-based artist and zine-maker will present his recent projects such as the publication Quaranzine, a one-page zine published as a daily response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the artist-in-residence program The Courtroom Artist Residency. The evening will also include a conversation between Fischer and Hamja Ahsan.
👤The cycle Solitary Solidarity, curated by activist, artist and writer Hamja Ahsan @hamjaahsan , centers on strategies of surviving isolation through publishing practices. Hamja Ahsan explores the use of the Shy Radicals book and movement as a curatorial thread. This program in three acts centers on a consideration of solitary confinement through the prison system, psychiatric care and quarantine, and inquires ...
Oct 15
💥✊ We’re excited to welcome you to a talk by Marc Fischer @publiccollectorslibrary as part of the cycle ‘Solitary Solidarity’, on Sunday 24 October at 18:00.
🗣Reserve your free ticket via the link in bio!
🦠🗞The Chicago-based artist and zine-maker will present his recent projects such as the publication Quaranzine, a one-page zine published as a daily response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the artist-in-residence program The Courtroom Artist Residency. The evening will also include a conversation between Fischer and Hamja Ahsan.
👤The cycle Solitary Solidarity, curated by activist, artist and writer Hamja Ahsan @hamjaahsan , centers on strategies of surviving isolation through publishing practices. Hamja Ahsan explores the use of the Shy Radicals book and movement as a curatorial thread. This program in three acts centers on a consideration of solitary confinement through the prison system, psychiatric care and quarantine, and inquires how we can learn from each other while placed under different restraints.
📚This event will take place in our project space, where a number of issues of Quaranzine will be physically displayed. Marc Fischer and Hamja Ahsan will both join the evening via video call.
#solitarysolidarity #marcfischer #quaranzine #hamjaahsan #shyradicals #publiccollectors #temporaryservices #allintrovertsuniteseparatelyinourownhomes #pagenotfoundinvite
🫀Sooner or later… But right now, we’re stocking some beautiful new & older books by @printedmatterinc ✨ Our bookshop is open today through Sunday 13:00-18:00 📚
I-IV. ‘No New Theories’ by Kameelah Janan Rasheed @kameelahr
No New Theories builds on Kameelah Janan Rasheed’s accretive and associative installation work, bringing together xerox abstractions, poetic text fragments, and found as well as original photography.
V & VI. ‘Depreciating Assets’ by Jessica Vaughn @jessvaughnstudio
Depreciating Assets investigates labor, diversity politics, and the material environment of the American workplace.
VII. ‘And Yet My Mask is Powerful’ by Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme @basel.abb @ruanne.ar
The artists visit destroyed villages in occupied Palestine, documenting groups of Palestinian youths wearing copies of Neolithic masks. These masks, some of the oldest in the world, were originally found in the ...
Oct 13
🫀Sooner or later… But right now, we’re stocking some beautiful new & older books by @printedmatterinc ✨ Our bookshop is open today through Sunday 13:00-18:00 📚
I-IV. ‘No New Theories’ by Kameelah Janan Rasheed @kameelahr
No New Theories builds on Kameelah Janan Rasheed’s accretive and associative installation work, bringing together xerox abstractions, poetic text fragments, and found as well as original photography.
V & VI. ‘Depreciating Assets’ by Jessica Vaughn @jessvaughnstudio
Depreciating Assets investigates labor, diversity politics, and the material environment of the American workplace.
VII. ‘And Yet My Mask is Powerful’ by Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme @basel.abb @ruanne.ar
The artists visit destroyed villages in occupied Palestine, documenting groups of Palestinian youths wearing copies of Neolithic masks. These masks, some of the oldest in the world, were originally found in the West Bank and are now stored in private Israeli collections; they have been copied and 3D-printed by the artists from online exhibition photographs.
VIII. ‘Stutters’ by Dominique Hurth @dominique.hurth
In Stutters, Hurth builds on several years’ research to rework original cyanotypes by Thomas W. Smillie, the first custodian and curator of the Smithsonian Institution’s collection of photography into visual montage, sequencing images that provide a record of Museum life as it documents a ‘national’ collection in the making.
#artisticpublishing #artistbook #printedmatter #kameelahjananrasheed #jessicavaughn #dominiquehurth #baselabbas #ruanneabourahme
📚✨ We are excited to invite you to Reading Room #39 with writer Ethel Baraona Pohl @ethel_baraona on Thursday October 21st!
❤️🔥Reserve your free ticket via the link in bio❤️🔥
🫂Lending your books or reading out loud to friends are forms of intimate care and political comradeship. Instead of discussing one text as a whole, this time we will delve into “A book for all readers”: a folder full of fragments and media, which centers the pleasure of reading. Embracing alternative modes of discourse and expression, we’ll share personal insights that are found in the interstices.
👋Ethel Baraona Pohl @ethel_baraona is a critic, writer and curator. They are a co-founder of the independent research studio and publishing house dpr-barcelona, which operates in the fields of architecture, political theory and the social milieu.
#readingroomthehague #ethelbaraonapohl #abookforallreaders #rolandbarthes #pagenotfoundinvite
Oct 12
📚✨ We are excited to invite you to Reading Room #39 with writer Ethel Baraona Pohl @ethel_baraona on Thursday October 21st!
❤️🔥Reserve your free ticket via the link in bio❤️🔥
🫂Lending your books or reading out loud to friends are forms of intimate care and political comradeship. Instead of discussing one text as a whole, this time we will delve into “A book for all readers”: a folder full of fragments and media, which centers the pleasure of reading. Embracing alternative modes of discourse and expression, we’ll share personal insights that are found in the interstices.
👋Ethel Baraona Pohl @ethel_baraona is a critic, writer and curator. They are a co-founder of the independent research studio and publishing house dpr-barcelona, which operates in the fields of architecture, political theory and the social milieu.
#readingroomthehague #ethelbaraonapohl #abookforallreaders #rolandbarthes #pagenotfoundinvite
😔❤️🔥💌 Today we unveil @janice.mcnab’s Open Letter “A and Z” in our storefront window!
🖋 Open Letters invites The Hague artists to occupy our large storefront window with messages of urgency and vulnerability. Letters are freely accessible from the street at any time.
🍷🚢 “… she clicked and rose from her desk. Muscles frozen by screen time unfurled and concentration fell off her like cold river water. She broke surface into the evening sun at the back window.
The street below was quiet. The only movement was on the horizon, where towers of cumulus built along the coast and up, into the cobalt, pink and blood orange. She thought about her mother and watched a small nearby cloud skid north across the roofs – a pale sailing ship trailed by wispy outliers that a wind curled into sharp birds beating home.
Cobalt became ink and she turned to her kitchen and the wine bottle by the toaster. She came back as the ship became ...
Oct 8
😔❤️🔥💌 Today we unveil @janice.mcnab’s Open Letter “A and Z” in our storefront window!
🖋 Open Letters invites The Hague artists to occupy our large storefront window with messages of urgency and vulnerability. Letters are freely accessible from the street at any time.
🍷🚢 “… she clicked and rose from her desk. Muscles frozen by screen time unfurled and concentration fell off her like cold river water. She broke surface into the evening sun at the back window.
The street below was quiet. The only movement was on the horizon, where towers of cumulus built along the coast and up, into the cobalt, pink and blood orange. She thought about her mother and watched a small nearby cloud skid north across the roofs – a pale sailing ship trailed by wispy outliers that a wind curled into sharp birds beating home.
Cobalt became ink and she turned to her kitchen and the wine bottle by the toaster. She came back as the ship became a lunatic head, on its back, cackling at the sky. Tannin soaked into her tongue and her pupils dilated as rose darkened. It had been sixteen months. The mouth of the crazy head was wide open. A smoke coloured bird lifted up and out, spectral wings pointed down on each side as it ascended.”
📩 @janice.mcnab is a Scottish artist and academic who now lives in the Netherlands. She was born in Aberfeldy, studied at Glasgow School of Art, and in 2000, moved to Amsterdam on a Scottish Arts Council residency programme. Her PhD is from the University of Amsterdam, and she is Headm of the MA Artistic Research at The Royal Academy of Art, The Hague. From 2020-2022 she is also a post-doctoral scholar with The University of the Arts, The Hague / Leiden University.
#openletters #janicemcnab #aandz
🌝🌚In the framework of Kinderboekenweek (Children's Book Week 6-17 October, 2021), our special assistant Saulė is happy to share some of Page Not Found's favourite gems for kids. ✨📚
🌝Today Saulė highlights the book "What The Moon Told Me" by Sam and Yuliya Gwilym @yufrukt , which shares a touching and heartwarming story. "On nights when our child doesn’t want to go to sleep we tell him a story how all the people he knows are falling asleep at the moment. We talk about where they sleep, what they did that day and what they might be dreaming about. This is how this book idea started. In this story however we wanted to cast a wider net, and look from the moon's-eye-view to see how children from all over the world — living in very different circumstances — are going to sleep tonight. Talking to our children about diversity is very important from the young age, yet it’s not easy because we don’t want to overwhelm them. I ...
Oct 6
🌝🌚In the framework of Kinderboekenweek (Children's Book Week 6-17 October, 2021), our special assistant Saulė is happy to share some of Page Not Found's favourite gems for kids. ✨📚
🌝Today Saulė highlights the book "What The Moon Told Me" by Sam and Yuliya Gwilym @yufrukt , which shares a touching and heartwarming story. "On nights when our child doesn’t want to go to sleep we tell him a story how all the people he knows are falling asleep at the moment. We talk about where they sleep, what they did that day and what they might be dreaming about. This is how this book idea started. In this story however we wanted to cast a wider net, and look from the moon's-eye-view to see how children from all over the world — living in very different circumstances — are going to sleep tonight. Talking to our children about diversity is very important from the young age, yet it’s not easy because we don’t want to overwhelm them. I thought that this bedtime book might be a good staring point.”
💛The book comes with a signed riso print by Yuliya and a unique link to the audio version of the story.🎵💛
#kinderboekenweek #kidsbooks #yuliyagwilym
#samgwilym #pagenotfound #denhaag
