
BEYOND KIOSK
Modes of multiplication
Christoph Keller + Martino Gamper + Christophe Gallois, August 10, 2009
Beyond Kiosk - Modes of Multiplication offers the opportunity to see and consult some examples of the most remarkable independent art publications. Near to 800 works have been chosen and gathered together by the German designer, editor and curator Christoph Keller. Founder and former director of Revolver Publishing, Christoph Keller today directs the “Christoph Keller Editions” series, published by JRP | Ringier Zurich. The works presented in Beyond Kiosk were chosen from a wider selection that constitutes an itinerant archive. This collection, titled Kiosk, is in a state of perpetual evolution and currently includes more than 6000 copies of artists’ books, periodicals, video and audio supports linked to contemporary art. These documents are available for consultation and are thus a precious resource for students, conference delegates, artists and the general public. Kiosk has been on the road since 2001 and has already been exhibited in more than 20 institutions throughout the world, including the ICA in London, the Witte de With in Rotterdam, Manifesta 4 in Frankfurt and the Artists’ Space in New York. The archive has been included in the permanent collection of the Berlin State Library since the end of 2008.Christoph Keller + Martino Gamper + Christophe Gallois, August 10, 2009

Beyond Kiosk_Mudam Luxembourg
In January 2008, Christoph Keller created a condensed version of the Kiosk archive. This project is called Beyond Kiosk and includes over 800 publications from more than 250 publishers. In contrast to the enormous Kiosk archive (which includes everything produced in the field of independent art publishing) the condensed version known as Beyond Kiosk is carefully selected and requires a lot of curatorial effort. Beyond Kiosk thus contains the most important publications in the field of independent publishing from the last decade. The selection is carried out according to criteria which relate the intellectual and/or artistic content of the publication to its graphic transcription. This new form of archive accentuates the possibility of alternative means of publication and distribution and presents a reflection on the ideas, motivations and strategies that motivate art projects (whether developed in printed form or otherwise).
Beyond Kiosk is presented in a new form for each exhibition, the arrangement of the exhibition space being confided to a different artist or designer each time. In the case of Mudam, the Italian designer Martino Gamper was invited to come up with the presentation layout. Gamper recently came to notice for his project 100 Chairs in 100 Days (which was presented in 2007 at the London Design Museum) but also through his participation in Manifesta 7 in 2008.

Beyond Kiosk_Mudam Luxembourg
Mudam is presenting another project in relation to the Beyond Kiosk exhibition. It is called Double Pages and consists of a series of photographs of open books. Its curators (Christophe Keller, Jérôme Saint-Loubert Bié and Catherine de Smet) offer a glimpse of graphic creation through the vision of graphic designers involved in independent publishing by highlighting the role that the graphic artist plays in the visual organisation of a book and in the wider sense of the editorial dynamic involved in its development. They therefore invited fifty international graphic designers to each choose two publications of contemporary art that they found interesting in terms of graphic conception. These graphic designers then photographed a double page from each work for the exhibition, the resulting image arising not only from the initial choice (such and such a book or catalogue of whichever artist, conceived by whichever designer) but also the tell-tale visual approach adopted.

- Seydou Keita, 50 Works
- Christian Coigny, IN PROCESS...
- Alexis Aliocha Peskine, Twenty things you should know about Alexis Peskine...
- Howard Schatz, Liquid Light Series
- Gyula Halász, Brassaï in the night
- Helmut Newton, The SUMO. Must be readed.
- Daphne Odjig, Pow Wow at Wikwemikong
- Warwick Saint, A Boy + The Girls...
- Ezra Stoller, An quiet Architect-Photographer
- Josef Hoflehner, Mystery and Sensuality of Black & White
- Ara Güler, Lost Istanbul: 1950s and 60s
- Basquiat, SAMO the shooting star.
- Nick Brandt, Living on Earth...
- Richard Long, A Walking Sculptor
- Oleg Dou, Subliminal photographs
- Herb Ritts, A self-taught photographer
- Barkley L. Hendricks, The Birth of the cool
- The Heroic Africa, Philippe Bordas, The Essence Photographic
- Jacek Jarnuszkiewicz, Man is a thinking reed No3
- Wangechi MUTU, The Anthropological Art
- Michel Comte, Empathic & Emblematic
- The Dashanzi, Displays contemporary art in the Bauhaus style
- Brian Finke, The Flight Attendants
- Pierre Soulages, Painter of black and light
- Gérard Uféras, States of Grace
- YAYOI KUSAMA, Fireflies on the Water
- Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera..., Passion, Politics and Painting
- Louise Bourgeois in Canada..., Sculptor of timeless sculpture
- Gabor Szilasi, The Eloquence of the Everyday
- Arthur Elgort, Le Dandy de la photographie
- Norbert Wagenbrett, Die Neue Sachlichkeit
- Anish Kapoor, The Metaphysical thinker...
- Los Angeles (1865-2008), This Side of Paradise
- Brendan Lee Satish Tang, Remix Generation
- Göksin Sipahioglu, Sir Sipa, photographer
- Controversies, A legal and ethical history of photography
- Champ de Vision, Damián Ortega Part 2
- Manuel Vason, The man beyond The Encouters
- Esther Shalev-Gerz, Regarding Your Image Regarding Me
- Laurent Grasso, THE HORN PERSPECTIVE
- Valérie Belin, Creative obsession of the image
- Frida Kahlo, Mexican Estridentism and Realism
- Thomas Nozkowski, The Revolutionary painting
- Mario García Torres, Red + Black + Sound...
- Abraham-Louis Breguet, An Apogee of European Watchmaking
- MILES in MTL..., We Want Milles: Jazz Face to Face with its legend
- Robert Rauschenberg, Gluts
- Le Mouvement, From Cinema to Kinetics
- FRIDA KAHLO, Y SU MUNDO
- Gerhard STEIDL, Fine art of Steidl book + Last Impressions
- UUTURAUTIIT, Cape Dorset celebrates 50 years of printmaking
- THE NUDE, In Modern Canadian Art, 1920-1950
- Sirine Fattouh, Lost - Won + The Remake
- Languages of Futurism, The artistic expressions of Futurism
- Frank Lloyd Wright, From Within Outward
- Denise Colomb, And the West Indies (1948-1958)
- Ferdinando Scianna, Geometry + Passion
- Vanity Fair Portraits, Photographs 1913-2008
- Cai Guo-Qiang, I Want to Believe
- Nikolay Polissky, Large Hadron Collider
- Graffiti, Born in the streets
- Picasso Cézanne, Picasso looks at Cézanne
- Milton Glaser, The Modernist
- Philippe Parreno, VOICE-OVER
- NOMADS, Nomadism in Vancouver
- CARLO VALSECCHI, Lumen
- NAVIN RAWANCHAIKUL, SUPER CHINA!
- The Space of Words, Heterogeneous relationships between words and space
- The Jazz Century, I Love Jazz!
- MONA HATOUM, Measures of entanglement
- THE TAG, An Gallizia collection at The Grand Palais
- Andy Warhol, WARHOL TV
- FIFA 2009, The splendour continues!
- Sophie Ristelhueber, Temporal + spatial + Images
- Shilpa Gupta & Mahzarin Banaji, While I Sleep
- Ray Caesar & Kosta Kulundzic, The Outsiders
- William Eggleston, An American in Paris…
- Beatriz Milhazes, Natural forms + rigorous geometry
- Erich Salomon, The King of the Indiscreet, 1928-1938
- DAMIÁN ORTEGA, CHAMP DE VISION
- Valérie Belin, La peau des choses
- Raymond Depardon + Paul Virilio, Native Land - Stop Eject
- Roman Cieslewicz, A man with a strong vision of creativity
- LE FUTURISME À PARIS, UNE AVANT-GARDE EXPLOSIVE
- OCEANIA, Signs of ritual, symbols of authority
- Picasso and the Masters, Pictural dialogue
- Balthasar Klossowski, Balthus - 100th anniversary
- 4 Days in Mongolia, Glimpses of life...
- Jules Kulein, Desire + Graphism + Provocation
- Steven Meisel, Makeover Lightness
- RON MUECK + GUY BEN-NER, REAL LIFE
- H BOX, H as Hermès
- Juan Muñoz, A narrator sculptor
- Thomas Scheibitz, About 90 elements/TOD IM DSCHUNGEL
- Geoffrey James, Utopia/Dystopia contrasts ideal society with a world gone awry
- Club of 8, The 2008 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts
- Robert Mapplethorpe, Lisa + Milton + Thomas & Ken
- China Power Station, PART III
- César Baldaccini, An Anthology by Jean Nouvel
- Floriane de Lassée, Inside Views
- Monsengwo Kejwamfi Moke, Father of the Popular painting movement in Congo
- Alexander Rodchenko, Revolution in photography
- Richard Avedon, Photographs 1946 - 2004”
- Alec Soth, L'espace entre nous
- The 1930s at The MBAC, The Making of
- Patti Smith, Land 250
- Keith Haring, A Summer with Jean-Michel Basquiat
- Andrea Branzi, Open Enclosures
- Glenn Ligon, I Am A Man
- ¡CUBA!, A voyage through this Island’s Art and History, from 1868 to today
- Michael Craig-Martin, Father of Brit-Art
- Lee Bul, On Every New Shadow
- 20 Creative People for 2008, Who are changing your world - 2008
- Richard Serra, Master of the tectonic nature of sculpture
- Eija-Liisa Ahtila, The House Sculptures
- Gerda Taro, A revolutionary photographer in the Spain’s war
- Ray Caesar, A Toronto, les chats sont gris la nuit…
- De Superman au Chat du Rabbin, From the Shtetl to the devouring metropolis
- Takashi Murakami, The mass-market machine man
- Albert Watson, A provocative testimony
- Daphne Odjig, "Picasso's grandmother" + The Indian transition
- Yin Xin, The western most Chinese painters
- Carlito Dalceggio, Anatomy of the invisible
- Graffiti is art or bullshit ?, A brief history of graffiti movement
- TaTa Sam Bejan, A Tribute to an humanist photographer
- Edward Steichen, Master of Photography
- Pierre and Gilles, Double Je (1976 - 2007)
- Five Nights at the Museum, The union of Art with Architecture
- What the World Eats ?, Have a dinner !
- Le Tour du monde de la Pub, Broken course of the history of advertising
- The Situationist International (1957–1972), An Bauhaus imaginiste
- Kurt Wyss, Photographic Encounters
- Zhu Yunwei, Opened / closed eyes, awoken dream of a photographer
- David Lynch, The Air is on Fire
- FIFA : A quarter-century of pure splendour!, 25th International festival of films on art
- Twenty things you should know about Eva Van Den Bulcke..., Schlof project
- Shomei Tomatsu, Skin of the Nation
- Centre Pompidou, 30 years of world culture!
- 35 New Photographers 2007, Photographers of tomorrow, selected by Getty Images Bank
- Valérie Belin, The anthropometric method: Metamorphosis or transformation?
- The Event,, Images as protagonists of history
- Nacho Lopez, Revelations and Miracles
- A History of Advertising: Photography in France, from Man Ray to Jean-Paul Goude
- Desiree Dolron: Exaltation - Gaze - Xteriors, The mystic photography
- Paris celebrates international photography, Paris Photo celebrates its tenth anniversary with a sparkling selection of Nordic talent
- Lee Friedlander, -
- NRC Scientists Help Solve the Mysteries behind the Mona Lisa, -
- Digimart - Take 1, Global Digital Distribution Summit
- Joel Meyerowitz, Out of the Ordinary, 1970-1980
- J. Shulman, Modernity and the Metropolis, July 2006 / NBM, Washington D.C
- Nicolas Ruel, Inox
- Egodesign.ca has arrived!, www.egodesign.ca’s June 22, 2006 online debut was a resounding success.
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