Don’t Wind it up, Turn it on / Marge Monko ->
Toilet Paintings / Quintessa Matranga ->
In Support Of Books / Norma ->
Face Pot / Dan Mccarthy ->
Hot Cotton / Magali Reus ->
Dan and Justine said ”Next weekend, we’re in New York Art book Fair !” in Tokyo Art Book Fair around 2012 or 2013. Listening to their talk; how is great NYABF and New York, I decided to go there next year. Getting a small reporting job for a web magazine, actually I visited NYC and NYABF next year. During my first NYABF, almost all day I was looking for books and said hi to my friends. Never bored and I was so exciting for 4days. That vibes in NYC and NYABF! I was surprised... I was a small girl from Tokyo, Asia...but I felt something my place. I mean great and comfortable. Anyway It was true what Dan and Justine said. Thank you for your recommendation!
I’ve had good chances to look new titles published by Perimeter Editions. Their publications are more and more amazing every year. They have been thought about book design and concept as an art book. Those book’s construction have made us amazing every time. Dear my friends, please take a look at their publications from Melbourne!
2018 OFFPRINT LONDON!!
Perimeter Edition’s “TABLE” (book fair style) comes to Ginza Edition 2019! 6th April - 7th April at Ginza Sony Park.
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Q:Could you introduce a little bit of Perimeter Editions ?
A:Perimeter Editions develops autonomous, artist-led publications that seek to further articulate and extend content via an attention to form, design and materiality.
Q:What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally？
A:A generosity of spirit; an ability to think laterally; a sense of empathy; a sense of humor.
Q:What turns you off ?
A:Self-importance; ego; humorlessness; art as a guise for narcissism.
Q:What are the titles of your favorite books?
A:Too many come to mind, but some definite personal favorites (in no particular order) are Script of Demolition by Alina Schmuch (Spector Books), Tokyo and My Daughter by Takashi Homma (Nieves), Carrara by Aglaia Konrad (Roma Publications), Bagdad Calling by Geert van Kersteren (Post Editions), Shelter by Henk Wildschut (Post Editions), Lick Creek Line by Ron Jude (MACK) and Hiromix by Hiromix (Steidl).
Q:Tea or coffee ?
A:Coffee.
Q:Coffee or alcohol ?
A:Coffee.
Q:What did you have for lunch ?
A:A fried cheese and tomato sandwich.
Q:What profession other than your own would you like to attempt？
A:Furniture designer.
Q:What profession would you not like to attempt?
A:Any role within a bureaucracy.
Q:What is your Zodiac sign ?
A:Sagittarius.
More 10 years ago, a bookshop was 2 mins on foot from my apartment. After supermarket, rendez-vous, the school... I was often dropping in at Librairie Yvon Lambert. Just I was only reading and checking some books for around one hour. The bookshop is a bookshop not a library, though. Bruno must have thought that woman over there came here often but she didn’t buy...something odd.
For some reason, lately we have chatted about the books by Nathalie du Pasquier, Philippe Weisbecker...etc and caught up in Tokyo or Paris with his beautiful femme.
I like buying books at Yvon Lambert Bookshop. That plastic bag ! It was printed, “THE GREATEST THINGS AND THE WORST THINGS TOGETHER IN ONE BAG”. By David Shrigley ?
Old Yvon Lambert Bookshop behind the gallery.
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Q:Could you introduce a little bit of Yvon Lambert bookshop.
A:Yvon Lambert bookshop. Latest project of Yvon Lambert, french art dealer who runned an art gallery for 50 years and a bookshop for 17 years. Now in a new location where we now produce exhibitions, books, prints and artists projects.
Q:What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally？
A:The work of David Horvitz, Italian comedies from the 1950’s, the films of Hong Sangsoo, Seinfeld.
Q: What turn you off ?
A:Racism and lack of compassion in general.
Q:Which titles are your favorite books ?
A:Philippe Weisbecker “Works in progress”, Rafael Rozendaal “haiku”
Q:Tea or coffee ?
A: Coffee.
Q:Coffee or alcohol ?
A:Alcohol.
Q:What did you have for lunch ?
A:Tonkatsu.
Q:What profession other than your own would you like to attempt？
A:Cafe owner (in Kamakura).
Q:What profession would you not like to attempt?
A:Policeman.
Q:What is your Zodiac sign ?
A:Fish ? Do you say “fish” ?
One day Mike Mills, his friends and his girlfriend visited a bookshop in Tokyo. A couple of months later, Mike Mills exhibition “Humans” started there, where I worked. At first time I met Nieves, there. It was Mike Mill’s. After the work, I checked Nieves web site in home. My heart was beating and thrilling very much. I had never seen such a very independent publisher. For me, somehow... as if it was a new and cool friend (I was making cheap zines at that time). For more 10 years, Benjamin has published zines and artists' books. He has continued. Today too.
Everybody loves Nieves.
Where is Ghost Knigi?
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Q:Could you introduce a little bit of Nieves?
A:Nieves is a Publishing House based in Zurich, Switzerland. Founded in 2001, Nieves publishes Artists' Books and Zines.
Q:What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally？
A:Life, it could be everything really :)
Q:What turn you off ?
A:Money problems and copycats.
Q:Which titles are your favorite books ?
A:Nakako Hayashi “baby Generation”, Mark Gonzales “Social Problem” and
Tomi Ungerer “Crictor”
Q:Tea or coffee ?
A:Tea.
Q:Coffee or alcohol ?
A:Alcohol.
Q:What did you have for lunch ?
A:Today I’ll have a salad.
Q:What profession other than your own would you like to attempt？
A:Architecture or banking.
Q:What profession would you not like to attempt?
A:Footballer or working at a telephone exchange.
Q:What is your Zodiac sign ?
A:Taurus / Ascendant Sagittarius.
Q: Could you introduce a little bit of your book “An error has occurred” ?
A (Rohan Hutchinson): The book is the documentation of a protest art project. Created last year during an expedition to the arctic, the body of work looks at climate change and it’s impact on the Arctic landscape. The project was created to bring awareness to climate change as a global issue.
Q: What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally？
A: As most of my projects are presented in book form I’m always getting inspiration from small press publication, along with this photo installations that explore the natural and built environments such as the works from Hiroshi Takizawa, Takashi Kawashima and Dan Holdsworth. They bring so much inspiration and ideas.
Q: What turn you off ?
A: People not thinking outside the box.
Q: When and where do yo work ?
A: I’m based in Melbourne Australia, most of my photographing is either the Arctic, Canada or Japan.
Q: Tea or coffee ?
A: Coffee.
Q: Coffee or alcohol ?
A: Alcohol.
Q: What did you have for lunch ?
A: Vietnamese Pho.
Q: How was it ?
A: Delicious !!!!!
Q: What is your Zodiac sign ?
A: Taurus.
Q: How are you going to spend the holiday ?
A: Attending the New York art-book fair in September and Training my Australian Shepherd dog ;)
Thank you very much Rohan!
(Soory... it was late to upload! NYAMF is in Sept! But we want to introduce his beautiful works before Christmas and the winter season.)
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