Gallery
27.02.19 7 pm

Presentation and discussion of current artist magazine formats

with InterCity (Hamburg), muss sterben (Munich/Hannover) and The Critical Ass (Vienna/Berlin)

Moderated by Gloria Hasnay (Curator), Moritz Nebenführ (Curator), Nadja Quante (Artistic Director, Künstlerhaus Bremen)

“Magazine for federalism and polyamory” is the subtitle of the artists’ magazine InterCity. This already calls for real-political pragmatism and a new science fiction, which, according to the makers, must take the place of missing utopias. The slightly depressive tone that runs through the published essays, exhibition reviews and interviews is due to the disastrous zeitgeist. But they counter this, they say, with relaxed coolness downgrading, seriousness and resolute anti-hysteria.

Editor Steffen Zillig (*1981) is an artist and writes essays and reviews for magazines such as Texte zur Kunst, Kultur & Gespenster and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung.

  • MUSS STERBEN

    is a biannual magazine that has been published by Stephan Janitzky and Sebastian Stein since 2014. Six issues have now been published. Only available in full four-color print, something has to die in every issue, a motivation to engage with the world, a kind of negative attractive punchline. Taking a rather loose conceptual approach, they are interested in creating something like a chain letter by inviting authors and artists over and over again over several issues. They distribute MUSS STERBEN through subscriptions, as personal gifts and at live presentations in bars, art spaces and fairs.

  • Stephan Janitzky

    (*1983) is an artist and works in a bookshop in Munich.

  • Sebastian Stein

    lives in Hanover and occasionally organizes events at ruine hq.
    www.musssterben.org ↗

  • The Critical Ass: Costs? None.

    The Robert Müller Investigation follows the money into its own deep pockets.
    Editorial abuse: defamation and office bullying as news.
    Slow publishing: Tired editors report on their exhaustion.
    Ass on bucket: The trifecta (Anke Dyes, Robert Müller, Niklas Lichti) as an editorial success story.

  • Anke Dyes

    is an artist and author and lives in Berlin.

  • Robert Müller

    is an artist and curates the exhibition series Nousmoules in Vienna, as well as the recent exhibitions Elevations and Relevelations at Galerie Emanuel Layr, Vienna and Rome. He lives in Berlin and Vienna.
    www.thecriticalass.at ↗

  • Event in German language.
    Free admission!

    Before:
    6 p.m. Curator’s tour with Gloria Hasnay and Moritz Nebenführ >

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