Dear all, the brand new issue of dienacht is now available! It showcases on 128 pages fantastic Photography by Chad Moore, Ingar Krauss, Daisuke Yokota, Johan Bävman, Sylvia Ballhause, Verena Brandt, Francesco Merlini, … Illustration by Poste Aérienne, an article about the underground filmmaker Shirley Clarke, a Graphic-Design Portfolio by Xavi Garcia, book and photozine reviews…
Important is what is missing: an explanation, the orientation and the harmony on the pictures. In fact there is a text on the website which says, what it is not about, but the pictures keep their secret. They put the viewer into a condition, you are torn between curiosity, astonishment, fascination and weak and strong discomfort. The pictures show little and tell much, and this over-winning simplicity is what constitutes SISMO.
dienacht Publishing · Edition proudly presents Anti-accent, a limited book (100 copies) by Gabriel Orłowski, every copy arrives with a numbered Print!
“(…) I don’t really want to know whether the characters read beatniks, nihilists, right-wing journalists, liberal gibberish or SF writers. Neither do I feel the need to identify them with the music they listen to. We can guess that they probably don’t listen to club music, for example (although they seem to enjoy the disco ball). (…) I think that Anti-accent, even though it portrays people involved in the ‘punk scene’, with all their artistic influences, this aforementioned ‘fall’ of the ideas has a marginal meaning. These photographs ‘are punk’ more than they ‘show punk’. They seem to rather invite you to ‘punk’, than guide you through all the sweaty rehearsal rooms. ‘Punk’ understood as a certain idea, an ethos, a rebellion, showing your bruised ass off to the middle-class conventions. ‘Punk’ that pushes you into action, that has you co-create a community. So, not to repeat anything, Anti-accent rather is a rehearsal room, than shows you one. A rehearsal room that’s familiar to anyone, who doesn’t come back home before the evening cartoons. These photographs seem to come alive with whatever we put into them ourselves.” – Mateusz Romanowski
Gabriel Orłowski was born in 1989; he lives in Warsaw, Poland, and is a member of Merkabah and Acid Lindgren, experimental hardcore bands.
Softcover, 100 pages, full colour
Size: 15 x 21 cm, thread stitched
Print run: 100 copies
Will arrive with ONE out of five numbered prints, 13 x 18 cm
Designed by FLUUT
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An urban district, an appartment, a landscape of empty sheets…
“unmade beds” is an ongoing series of visual poems, which are gradually published one by one. The little books, each carrying a number and the name of a district, can be collected in a specially designed folder.
1 prenzlauer berg, 14 pages
2 friedrichshain, 18 pages
Photography: Ieva Jansone
Design: Andrea Froneck-Kramer
Boxan Verlag, Kassel
Signed limited edition: 100
Paper: Munken 130 g
ISBN 978-3-923461-86-8 / ISBN 978-3-923461-87-5 www.ieva-jansone.com
I’m Sarah, a photographer from Germany. About a year ago I started taking photos of the bands I listen to, mostly hardcore/metal, with my Polaroid Land Camera 230. My aim is to create a visual representation of the dark mood these bands evoke, to channel the noise and screams onto film. I’ve just release my first photo zine entitled‚ “Blinded By The Dark”, which contains my work from 2012.
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Blinded By The Dark – A Polaroid Concert Photography Zine
28 pages of black & white photography. Edition of 50.
Signed and numbered. Handmade black cardboard slipcover with photo print.
This publication celebrates the first year of Easter Trouble Press, by curating together a diverse group of images relating to the Easter holiday. The artists included are: Christian Patterson, Tammy Mercure, Eric Ruby, Christine Rogers, and Aaron Canipe.
13,8 x 21 cm, 52 pages
75 copies, hand printed lino cut covers, with end sheets dyed in Easter egg dyes, hand bound
Photography transformed into sublime image, using image production methods like scanner footage, aerial photography, 3D images, auto-generated photography, movie stills, photo-booths, glitch photos, re-photographed photos, security camera and any other similar technique of image making. The most inevitable principle is the grotesque implantation of manipulation.
TISSUE Magazine is a biannually bedroom-produced art and sex manual.
A colourful eruption! (400% more colour)
132 pages (33.3% more content) on fine coated and uncoated paper contributions by the likes of Miroslav Tichý, Lukas Gansterer, Leigh Ledare, Martin Eder, A.activities, Adrian Crispin, Elena Kholkina, Steve Oklyn, Hanna Putz, Hans Petri, Magazine, Peter Kaaden, Fee Romero, Maxime Ballesteros, Thomas Bayrle, Andy Warhol, Walter Dahn.
A collector’s item of timeless beauty
TISSUE is magazine full of oversexed newcomers and the shaky old hands of erotic photography taking sex to the unsexiest of places.
132 pages
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Klebstoff ist Komplett aus Vinyl Material und die Anstanzungen im Heft vereinfachen das herauslösen der Sticker. Es sind von der Ersten bis zur Letzten Seite Sticker zu finden.
Künstler:
Jiem (FRA), Cha (BRA), Dadara (NED), 56k public service (GER), Lodek (UKR), Zielgruppe (GER), Johnny Dynamite (GER), SOX (GER), Anker 8000 (GER), c’estpausfaux (BEL), Fire Moustache (SRB), Nagel (SWE), D.ROT (GBR), Dan Witz (USA), xXcrew (GER), Love & Hate Studio (SAF), Eko (FRA), 1010 (GER), Klub7 (GER), Shlomo Steinar (GER)
On the 12 pages of the book you can see 10 of the artist’s milk teeth on a black background that highlights their sculptural shape, amplified through caries and being wornout. The images make one think of object photography of human relics and astronomical photographs of celestial bodies.
Size: 23 x 34 cm
4c offset print & letter press
Edition of 300 copies
In my project I investigate the close attachment that young people from Princeville (Québec, Canada) have to their remote home town which can, at first sight, appear somewhat bleak.
Princeville is situated in the countryside between the towns of Québec and Montréal in the eastern part of the province, and has approximately 5,700 inhabitants. The living conditions in the region play a huge part in the special affinity the inhabitants have with their town: there are lots of jobs, sufficient housing, educational institutions and recreational activities. People seem to have a real sense of well being when it comes to their surroundings, the countryside and their fellow inhabitants. The province of Québec, along with the French language and culture, was constantly contested during its history in North America. Even today the Province maintains a special status in Canada and its inhabitants have a deep sense of national pride.
The representation of traditional and modern appears again and again in my work. As if standing before a backdrop where time has stood still the young people, who appear modern and globalised, are in stark contrast to their surroundings, to scenes of an ideal world where tradition is still evident.
Size: 23 x 29 cm
68 pages
Circulation: 50 copies (numbered and signed)
Digital print
Thread stitched
