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16/12/2009
New presentation of Acido Surtido
Acido Surtido 20 / Explorations will be launched on Tuesday 22 December at 19 hours in Ojo Rojo Bar, Pasaje Luis Dellepiane 685, Capital Federal. The presentation will be screened Deconstructing Acid, a visual essay in the form of short film directed by Julian Vazquez. The publication brings together the work of Marina Mariash, Natalí Schejman, Zona de Obras, Nate Williams (USA), Samuel Bell (UK), Patric Sandri (Switzerland), grothesque, Laura Varsky, Fabián Carreras, Akira Patiño, Andrea Brown (image) Mauro Lopez, Iran Douer, and a poster created by Studio Garcia Balza. More news about Acido Surtido in
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22/9/2009
www.bienvenidosamauro.com.ar gathers highlights of his photographic work. The project is defined as a sensitive journey through his authorial gaze in recent years, including the series exhibited in places like Centro Cultural Recoleta and Torre de los Ingleses, among others. |
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02/07/2009
Colophon 2009, the video
The exhibition based on the book: 111 independent magazines presented as part of Colophon2009. Divided into five sections featuring quotes from the people behind the magazines along with copies of each magazine hung from wire for visitors to flick through. Watch it! |
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02/06/2009
The Pop.com
Headquartered in London, The Pop.com is an international promotion platform that represents Pop magazine, but mainly works as value chain consisting of partners and projects. With a new team of Ashley Heath (editor), Zhukov Dasha (Editor) and David Girhammar (Editor), The Pop.com displays the most current visual content, in perfect harmony between traditional media and new supports. Here you can read the full Manifesto |
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30/04/2009
New issue of Acido Surtido
Produced and edited by Pump Diseño, the concept that calls edition number 19 of Acido Surtido is Public/ Private. With cover by German illustrator Jakob Hinrichs and collaborations from Res, Alberto Goldenstein, Tute, Max Ruf, Akira Mishitake, Katia Fouquet, Maria Essaiason, Pablo F, Juan Manuel Cornejo, Vanina Colagionanni, Juan Pablo García, Natalia Rugo and editors Lucas and Mauro Lopez. Central poster by the Argentinian graphic collective Onaire. We appreciate your publication, comment and support (Image by Alberto Goldenstein, Windows, 120x90 cm., 2008) |
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