16. September 2024 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für 25 Years: Böhm Zines.
To celebrate 25 years of zine-making we will publish 3 new issues. They will be released in November 2024 in Paris during the Photocopies bookfair. (3 issues for EUR 15, for subscribers: EUR 10)
K. Stuke & O. Sieber Böhm #52, Kitakagaya 20 x 28 cm, 16 pages, 16 photographs xerox print, stapled, ed. of 105 copies EUR 10
K. Stuke & O. Sieber Böhm #53, Sunshine City 20 x 28 cm, 12 pages, 12 photographs xerox print, stapled, ed. of 105 copies EUR 10
K. Stuke & O. Sieber Böhm #54, Vertical City 20 x 28 cm, 12 pages, 12 photographs xerox print, stapled, ed. of 105 copies EUR 10
25. Oktober 2023 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Le Monde de Demain.
Release of a new publication: Le Monde de Demain, A Prologue. Delpire Books Paris, Sat Nov 11, 2023 Polycopies, Sun Nov, 12, 2023 Malenki / Between Books, Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, Nov 9 – 12, 2023
In 2023, we worked on »Le Monde de Demain,« a new chapter of »Cartographie Dynamique,« as part of ‚Regards du Grand Paris.‘* Our focus was on exploring the relationship between the ‚Banlieue‘ (suburbs) and the ‚Centre‘ (city center) of Paris, particularly in terms of the political and social landscape, urban transformation, and the visibility of various groups of people in this urban space. With a focus on »Paris 2024« and breakdancing, we conducted nine walks through the »Grand Paris« region, covering a total distance of 84.39 km, twice the distance of a regular marathon. In the year celebrating 50 years of hip-hop, our project connected different sites and areas, starting in the north, the birthplace of French hip-hop culture.
Exhibition of Short Films on 5 Screens by Brian Allen / chairo no cappccino / Mark Chua & Lam Li Shuen / Warren Decker, Michael Salovaara & Erik Sakuragi / Guadalupe Galván / Jerry Gordon / Jere Kilpinen / Tanya Kim / Meeko Koike / Laurent Lavolé / Michael J. Migliacci / Mika Pätilä / Tintin Patrone / Megumi Qingshui Shimizu / Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber / Kozue Sugiura / Kaori Yoshikawa / Yuzuru / Gertjan Zuilhof
25. April 2023 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Fragile Infrastrukturen
Festival Photoszene Köln 2023 Photography in Progress: Fragile Infrastrukturen Eröffnung Freitag, 12. Mai 18 Uhr Kunsträume der Michael Horbach Stiftung
mit Arbeiten von: Thomas Albdorf, Leo Blessmann, Darktaxa, Kati Faber, Maximilian Glas, Jon Gorospe, Alex Grein, Johan Husser, Anna Jocham, Kristina Lenz und Alex Simon Klug, Sophie Meuresch, Daniel Poller, Martin Ruckert, Michael Schmid, Berit Schneidereit, Tanaka Soushi, Katja Stuke und Oliver Sieber, Maxim Zmeyev
Kuratiert von Dana Bergmann und Alexander Hagmann Juriert von Dana Bergmann, Daria Bona, Linda Conze, Alexander Hagmann, Adelheid Komenda, Thomas Seelig, Damian Zimmermann
16. November 2022 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Regards du Grand Paris
We are very happy to be selected for next years »Regards du Grand Paris«. We will continue working on the »Carthographie Dynamique« with the new chapter of »Move – Freeze«. And hopefully meet the other great artists soon.
1. Juli 2022 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Rencontres d’Arles 2022
»La Ville Lumière« which we published last year together with Gwin Zegal, is shortlisted for »book of the year« in Arles this time. From July 5 we will be there in person – bringing various books to «Cosmos«, signing books at Gwin Zegal’s table, having a good time the wonderful people.
20. Januar 2022 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Who owns the Cities? Workshop and Exhibition in Rome.
Door and Leporello photobooks et al. have invited Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber to work between the two spaces, creating an exhibition and a book display at the bookstore about their artistic journey, as well as their suggestions and inspirations related to the theme of the city. Moreover, they will be holding a workshop – also on the theme of the city – at Door.
18. Januar 2022 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für The Indian Defense: Artist Talk
Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber’s project ‚Cartographie Dynamique‘ involves comparing different cities by recognizing unique features and repeating patterns via maps and distinctive photographs taken at each location.
20. Dezember 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für ANT!FOTO Magazin
31,7 x 43,7 cm 24 pages Offset print EUR 5,– plus shipping order here»»
Interviews (in German and English) on the topic of music, fashion and art – based on books from our library – with: Detlef Weinrich aka Tolouse Lowtrax; Sebastian Lux / Stiftung FC Gundlach; Flora Rüegg; Andrzej Steinbach; Fujimura Family; Adam Murray; Ronja Schwikowski; Hanayo; BIEST Berlin; Kyoichi Tsuzuki; Judith Samen; Philipp Maiburg; Lukas Heerich; Tina Miyake; Lesley A. Martin; Yurie Nagashima
21. November 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Copy This
Copy This, Xerox & Copy Art de 1960 à nos jours 24 – 28. Nov. 2021 Le Bal, 6, Impasse de la Défense 75018 Paris
Dès l’arrivée de l’imprimante Xerox dans les années 1960, les artistes se saisissent du médium pour imprimer et publier leurs propres livres en large tirage. Une sélection de publications rares seront ainsi exposées, des workshops et conférences seront également proposés tout au long de l’événement.
18. Oktober 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Booksigning
Polycopies Paris, Fri Nov 12, 2021 from 7 pm, booksigning: »La Ville Lumière«. Bateau Concorde-Atlantique, Berges de Seine, Port de Solferino, 75007 Paris, Métro: Concorde & Assemblée Nationale more»»
18. Oktober 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für ANT!FOTO Bar meets Sasori Bar, Paris
Sasori Books opens the Sasori Bar in Paris during Photo Saint Germain from Nov. 4 – 10, 2021. We will be there on Nov. 9th, 2021 from 7 pm and bring music, zines and the new ANT!FOTO magazine. more»»
ab Mi 15.9., 19 Uhr, Planwerkstatt 378 Katja Stuke und Oliver Sieber / BöhmKobayashi La Ville Lumière – Paris, 8 Dec 2018 Video-Installation und Buchpräsentation
6. September 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Virtual ANT!FOTO Bar
In Sept 2021 the virtual space »Tokyo Happy« deals with Ariake in Tokyo, on of the sites of the Olympic Games. In the virtual space you can see various chapters from the »Japanese Lesson«, different images taken in Ariake in 2017 and again in Google Street View in 2021; also some videos from Second Life and Google Street View, wandering through the different streets of Ariake.
13. August 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für ANT!FOTO Bar in Hannover.
4. Sept 2021 Panel discussion & ANT!FOTO Bar
Panel discussion: 3-5:30 p.m. With: Ida Kammerloch, Anastasia Mityukova, Paula Schwerdtfeger, Theresia Stipp, Katja Stuke, Salvatore Vitale
To conclude the exhibition project The Things I Tell You Will Not Be Wrong by Scope Hannover – Biennale for Photography and Media Art 2020/21, the Biennale team invites you to a critical discussion. The panel discussion will analyse the possibilities and limits of online art production with the Biennale artists and other guests. The panel discussion will be held in German and English.
ANT!FOTO Bar: 12 – 6 pm The ANT!FOTO Bar, a project by the artists Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber, will take place at the same time. Originally a monthly meeting in Düsseldorf, it is moving to Hanover as an event for the Biennale. The ANT!FOTO Bar is a place for discussion and exchange about contemporary and historical photography, with a focus on photobooks, a meeting place inspired by small Japanese Bars.
12. August 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Open Studio.
Open Studio / Kunstpunkte 2021 When you are in or around Düsseldorf, come by and visit us during the cities »Kunstpunkte« event. New publications, new editions, rare books, preview to recent work… Our studio is open: Sat. Aug. 21, 2-8 pm Sun Aug. 22, 12-6 pm
20. Juli 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für La Ville Lumière
La Ville Lumière s’inscrit dans un ensemble d’oeuvres créées depuis 2005 par Oliver Sieber et Katja Stuke. À Paris, au Japon, ou dans certaines villes d’Allemagne, par leurs marches silencieuses, les artistes cartographient et posent leur regard sur des zones urbaines sensiblessoumises à des modifications urbaines et sociales profondes : construction d’un village olympique, fermeture d’usine, gentrification forcée… Dans une course effrénée vers le futur et l’illusion d’un progrès animé par les mêmes forces bien visibles de la globalisation et du libéralisme sauvage. Le 8 décembre 2018, en résidence à Paris, ils sont confrontés aux premiers « actes » du mouvement des gilets jaunes. À distance, sans prendre parti, mais sans pour autant rester indifférents, ils observent comment ce conflit s’inscrit dans le récit de la ville. Cette marche de 113 photographies les guide de la rue de Rivoli au Louvre, de la Madeleine à la gare Saint-Lazare, du boulevard Haussmann à la place de la République et ne dépeint rien de moins, rien de plus que six heures de manifestation -un acte – d’un drame social.
»Metastabile Balance« includes: »Scan — Copy/Copy — Scan« 2 unique Xerox Prints by Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber, numbered and signed »Transparent People« Soundflakes on 2 infinite cassettes by Sven Vieweg in a box: 225 x 313 x 20 mm ed. of #15 copies, numbered and signed 1-5: 180 EUR; #6-10: 220 EUR; #11-15: 280 EUR
16. Mai 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für WerkStadt Takeover
May 23 – 28, 2021 Working in Katernberg, Essen Since 2017, Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber have been working on a „Cartographie dynamique“, a constantly growing network of places and themes. The „Cartographie dynamique“ is based on a specific method of walking, where details then become recognisable and which leads to the understanding of connections with other places with which the artists have already come into contact or which only emerge from this process. It’s a process of a constantly expanding network between Japan, China, Paris and the Ruhrarea until now.
3. April 2021 von BöhmKobayashi | Kommentare deaktiviert für Neue Fotografie
New Contributions at »Neue Fotografie« by Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber, Monika Brandmeier, Ingeborg Gerdes, Owen Gump, Barbara Probst, Shigeur Takato, Piotr Zamojski, Hannes Norberg and Thyra Schmidt. visit here»»