ARTIC
spun - the net as a metaphor
Presentation of the magazine project and its latest edition at the Kuenstlerhaus17 February - 1 April, 2012
Opening on Friday, 17/02/2012 at 20h
cover design ARTIC editions #1 - #12Unconventional as usual is ARTIC’s approach towards next edition’s topic “Net”. The literature project looks into the substance of this term. Is it its knottings or its holes, to be or not to be, the I or the O?
For the Künstlerhaus, ARTIC’s editors developed a concept which transfers the magazines principles – the combination of various disciplines and approaches - into the third dimension. In the first chapter of the exhibition, artists’ ideas on the topic are presented with a focus on drawings. Telephone stations offer audio digests of the literary, lyrical or essayistic articles in the current issue.
In the second chapter, visitors are introduced into the project ARTIC: from the finding of the topic over the editors’ and graphic designers’ work to the finishing of the magazine which is connected with lots of handicraft. The visitors are invited to get active themselves by producing their own ARTIC and/or contributing ideas for next edition’s topic.
Participating artists and authors:
Matthias Beckmann, Klara Beten,
Sebastian Borchers, Karin Bürgener, Michael Cuntz, Andreas Drewer, Lisa
Droste, Martin Frank, Miriam Göhn, Nora Gomringer, Bettina van Haaren,
Thomas Hammelmann, Marc Hieronimus, Christine und Irene Hohenbüchler, Jörg Kleemann, Ivette
Vivien Kunkel, Kurt Lackner, Silvia Liebig, Sebastian Moelleken, Jörg
Niewöhner, Ute Ostermann, Tex Rubinowitz, Stephan Rürup, Nora
Schattauer, Heiko Schmidt, Nadja Schöllhammer, Philip Stratmann, Andreas
Weber, Marco Wehr
Bettina van Haaren

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Kurt Lackner

“benji“, Valencia 1997
Silvia Liebig

poor pattern
Ute Ostermann

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Concept: ARTIC: Lotus Brinkmann, Sete Berg, Andreas Drewer, Tina Dunkel, Renate Gaßmann
Organization for Kuenstlerhaus Dortmund: Patrick Borchers
Iamges ©: the artists
photos opening ©:
kindly supported by:
Cultural Department of the City of Dortmund, Sparkasse Dortmund and Kunststiftung NRW