Our next publication UNRULY is on the way!
Based on the exhibition UNRULY at @arosartmuseum , this book shows the work of artists and photgraphers who were part of the punk movement, with a primary focus on the 1970s to 1980s, spanning examples from the UK, Eastern and Western Europe.
More info coming soon
@mariearlethskov@arosartmuseum@spine_studio
Used Hardware intertwines two photographic series by Keld Helmer-Petersen and Martin Ransby, both depicting IBM’s headquarters in Lundtofte, north of Copenhagen.
Now available on our website
@martinransby
Don’t miss the pop-up exhibition and book launch of Used Hardware on Wednesday!
🗓️ Wednesday, March 11, 5–8pm
📍+Halle, Kattesundet 4, 1st floor, Copenhagen K (entrance from Strøget)
🍺 Free beers from To Øl
We’re looking forward to seeing you!
@plushalle@martinransby@toolbeer
We’re very excited to invite you to the book launch of Used Hardware along with a pop-up exhibition with works from the book!
Time: Wednesday, March 11, 5–8pm
Place: +Halle, Kattesundet 4, 1st floor, Copenhagen K (entrance from Strøget)
Used Hardware intertwines two photographic series by Keld Helmer-Petersen and Martin Ransby, both depicting IBM’s former headquarters in Lundtofte, north of Copenhagen. The series are taken more than 40 years apart and convey two very different perspectives of the architecture creating a visual dialogue across time.
Used Hardware intertwines two photographic series by Keld Helmer-Petersen and Martin Ransby, both depicting IBM’s former headquarters in Lundtofte, north of Copenhagen.
The photographs are accompanied by two different texts by architectural historian and author Jannie Rosenberg Bendsen, and by artist, author, researcher, and editor Jonas Georg Christensen.
Save the date for the book release: March 11!
@martinransby@janniebendsen@jonas__georg
Our newest publication Used Hardware has landed on our shelves and we’re looking forward to sharing it you!
Save the date for the book release: March 11 ✅
The book focuses on two photo series by Martin Ransby and Keld Helmer-Petersen taken over 40 years apart and creating a photographic dialogue across time.
More info to come!
@martinransby@spine_studio@narayanapress
Marie Thams: This Biopolitical Arena, adresses contemporary issues through a selection of Thams’ works from the past decade with a focus on her use of voice. It also marks the first publication in print of the texts in the selected sound installations, performances and film works it includes.
@mariethams@lottelovholm
Our next publication Used Hardware is on the way and will be released in the beginning of next year!
The book focuses on two photo series by Martin Ransby and Keld Helmer-Petersen taken over 40 years apart and creating a photographic dialogue across time.
More info to come!
@martinransby@spine_studio@narayanapress
Drop by tomorrow 15.00 at CHART Book & Print Fair and see Fryd Frydendahl and Jacob Birch in conversation about Salad Days.
The conversation encompasses bookmaking, photography, and publishing in general — as well as trust in the process, and how collaboration can enhance a project when diverse perspectives and practices are combined. The talk explores how the partnership between designer, publisher, and artist can shape the process and transform the work into a shared space.
@chart_artfair@frydfrydendahl@spine_studio
Don’t miss Marie Thams’ performative reading of our new book This Biopolitical Arena at Chart Book & Print Fair this weekend, 30 November, 13.00!
@chart_artfair@mariethams
