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EDITIONS CONTEMPORAINE

An exhibition at the Centre d’Edition Contemporaine celebrating their in-house work is now open in Geneva.

Editions by Valentin Carron, Marc Camille Chaimowicz, François Curlet, Philippe Decrauzat,JasonDodge, Sylvie Fleury, Mathis Gasser, David Hominal, Tobias Kaspar, Jakob Kolding, Giuseppe Penone, Oscar Tuazon, Oriol Vilanova,  Jean-MichelWicker, Susanne M. Winterling, and Heimo Zobernig are featured, with a special focus on Mélanie Matranga.

 

EDITED BY THE CEC, through November 25.

CENTRE D’EDITION CONTEMPORAINE, 15 rue des Rois, Geneva.

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Mélanie Matranga, B: Love Close, 2017, CEC edition. Photograph by Sandra Pointet.

Mélanie Matranga, B : Love close, edition of the CEC, 2017. © Sandra Pointet

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JEAN-MICHEL WICKER AT SECTION 7

On Friday evening, June 30, join Jean-Michel Wicker at Section 7 for the Paris launch of his artist’s book #picturebook1.*

JEAN-MICHEL WICKER#picturebook1, Friday, June 30, 6 PM.

SECTION 7 BOOKS. 31, passage Ponceau, Paris, 2nd.

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*Artist’s book, French/English, edition of 500.

An “arbre de vie” produced by Jean-Michel Wicker in collaboration with Marlie Mul, a text by Harry Burke, and a recipe for Alsatian plum pie by Charlotte Wicker.

Offset, 27 × 28.5 cm, 396 pages, (360 in color, 36 in b/w) on LuxoArt Silk 150 g/m2 paper, glossy color cover, LuxoArt Silk 350 g/m2, 10 color inserts, 26.5 × 28 cm, LuxoArt Silk 130 g/m2.

Graphic design: Maximage Société Suisse, London. Printing: DZA Druckerei zu Altenburg, Altenburg. Edition of the Centre d’édition contemporaine, Geneva, June 2017.

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JEAN–MICHEL WICKER BOOK LAUNCH

On June 1, the Centre d’édition contemporaine in Geneva presents a new artist’s book from Jean–Michel Wicker, #PICTUREBOOK1, an overview of Wicker’s recent work.

“Playing with multiple typographic combinations and layouts that spill over several pages….#PICTUREBOOK1 disseminates comments on and questions about recurring themes like identity, sexuality, autonomy, freedom, resistance, and transgression in the larger and richer field of culture and anti-culture. While the different assemblages of letters offer multiple typographic études like musical scales, the repetitive system is put to the test, creating nearly abstract geometrical pages. The artist’s #PICTUREBOOK1 likewise features sketches and freer drawings, and lays out images, details, and signs that appear from one page to the next, a surprising variation on the page layout.”*

JEAN–MICHEL WICKER—#PICTUREBOOK1 presentation, Thursday, June 1, at 6 pm.

CENTRE D’ÉDITION CONTEMPORAINE GENÈVE, 15 rue des Rois, Quartier des Bains, Geneva

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Jean-Michel Wicker, from his 2014 e industrial show at Cubitt Gallery, London, and reproduced in #Picturebook 1. Image credit: Cubitt, and Jean-Michel Wicker

Jean-Michel Wicker, from his e industrial show (2014) at Cubitt Gallery, London, and reproduced in #picturebook1.
Image credit: Cubitt Gallery, and Jean-Michel Wicker