Skank Bloc Bologna
Number Two included in Book It! at New Langton Arts.
Skank Bloc Bologna is a Semina-inspired art and poetry journal. Number Two includes contributions from Dodie Bellamy, Bill Berkson, Anne Colvin, Eric Doeringer, Leo Estevez, Philip Good, Valery Grancher, Skylar Haskard, Colter Jacobsen, Pat Lenz, Erlea Maneros, Bernadette Mayer, Tucker Nichols, Raqs Media Collective, Larry Rinder, Allen Ruppersberg, Margaret Tedesco and Ubuweb. This is a special 'Langton' edition as the contributing artists have either shown at New Langton or have created a Langton-inspired piece for Skank.
Saturday May 3, 2008. Book It! is a one-day alternative publishing fair and panel discussion, that will bring together artist's books, zines, magazines, and online publications from the Bay Area and beyond.
Anne Colvin's work Frank included in
UK-based Fools Gold which produces format and focus specific publications, featuring work by an invited international cast of artists and writers.
Issue 1. Practice and Improvisation in Performance hinting at: the virtuoso, ad-lib, timing, humour, one-man shows, dancing strategies, desperation, wannabes, Live Art, music and new technologies, audience, glitches [Format: Colour Newspaper]
Contributors:
Simon Bedwell, London
Luke Collins, Glasgow
Anne Colvin, San Francisco
Tim Etchells, Sheffield
Edward and Eloise Fornieles, London
Alex Hetherington, Glasgow/ NYC
Vlatka Horvat, NYC
Ryan Gander, London
Matt Keegan, NYC
Torsten Lauschman, Glasgow
Tron Lennon, Newcastle
Dr. Sophia Lycouris, Edinburgh
Alexander Petrovksy and Tony Pearson, NYC/ London
Hayley Newman, London
Dr. Simon O'Sullivan and David Burrows, London
Graham Parker, NYC
Gail Pickering, London
Beagles and Ramsay, Glasgow
John Russell, London
Jamie Shovlin, London
Zoe Walker and Neil Bromwich, Edinburgh
1000 copies will be printed and distributed to visual art spaces in Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, New York, San Francisco and Berlin.
Editor: Lucy Keany
Design: Tommy Grace
lucykeany@hotmail.com
+44 (0) 7977104652
Anne Colvin's Cracked Actor
included in High Rise Cinema.
"The reel for High Rise Cinema, I’ve added San Francisco-based Scottish artist Anne Colvin’s piece Cracked Actor (2006) as a connection to the first edition of The Village Voice magazine and to relate its title to the performances in my film. It’s also a great rock and roll moment, and will have resonance with the music event at BiF."
Curated by Alex Hetherington
Random past project:
Three Years and Counting
TART's three year anniversary show.
