Posts Tagged 'book launch'

THE ELDER by Esther McManus Launch
Thursday, 30 January, 6.30-9.00 pm

Join us at Ti Pi Tin on Thursday, 30 January to celebrate the launch of Esther McManus‘ new comic The Elder.

The Elder tells the story of an ancient forest dweller, and her fear of an encroaching community who she fears will alter her way of life. Predominantly wordless, The Elder explores the feeling of vulnerability, the tragedy of misunderstandings and the fear of change. The book is 2-colour riso throughout, with a screenprinted gatefold cover. Printed at Ditto Press and published by Æ Folklore.

Something of a labour of love, it would be great to see and thank in person everyone who helped to make it possible - you are considerable in number and magnificence.

Æ Folklore Comics
Thursday, 25 July, 6.00 - 9.00 pm

Join us tonight at Ti Pi Tin for an evening of new comics and old favourites. Æ Folklore will be installing a mini zine library for one night only to celebrate a recent flurry of new releases of comics and prints. As well as bringing down their entire back catalogue of comics and zines, they will be launching four new publications (including two new issues of their comic saga, Mevlana of the Golden Age).

Æ Folklore is a small, independent press that produces hand-printed (and bound) comics, zines, and prints. Their work focuses on the mystical and the mythological, the overlap between fact and fiction, and draws on the stories and characters of folklore.

COMMON PEOPLE LAUNCH PARTY
Thursday, 25 April, 6.30 – 10.00 pm

Join us at Ti Pi Tin for the launch of COMMON PEOPLE, a new publication from Bronze Age Editions and Museums Press.

Featuring 100 one-sheet zines from 100 artists from around the world, COMMON PEOPLE was produced using black and white laser printing, red, blue and green Risograph and a variety of different paper stocks - all packed into a hand stamped box in a very limited run.

The publication features works from: Will Adler, Rachel Aggs, Nick Ainsworth, Aaron Anderson, Heather Anderson, Billy Anderson Barnes, David Bailey, Justin Bailey, Tine Bek, Linus Bill & Adrien Horni, Eye Bodega, John Bohl, Amelia Bywater, Eric Timothy Carlson, Lewis Chaplin, Milano Chow, Rob Churm, Michael Crowe, Fiona Curran, Jonas Delaborde, Jen Delos Reyes, Grace Denis, Chris Dorland, Jesse Draxler, Malcy Duff, Albert Elm, Phil Elverum, Roope Eronen, Hugh Frost, Zoe Giabouldaki, Sara Glahn, Laetitia Glenton, Sayre Gomez, Jason Gowans, Grant Gronewold, Lola Halifa-Legrand, Amy Hancock Martin, Kevin Stanley Harris, Alex Heilbron, Jessica Susan Higgins, Jesse Hlebo, Misha Hollenbach, Dylan Hughes, Alex Humphreys, Craig Jackson, Johanna Jackson, Chris Johanson, Faye Coral Johnson, Lucy Jones, Heather Faye Kahn, Jeffrey Kriksciun, Patrick Kyle, Maggie Lee, Tao Lin, Alex Lukas, Israel Lund, Nick Lynch, Noah Lyon, Neil McGuire, Aaron McLaughlin, Emilia Muller-Ginorio & Julia Scott, Jesse Untracht-Oakner, Soner On, Anna Peaker, Olivia Peebles, RL Perry, Megan Plunkett, Louis Porter, Ray Potes, William Powhida, Stephane Prigent, Pure Fun Skate Zine, Ted Pushinsky, Mike Redmond, Owen Richards, Brian Roettinger, Em Rooney, David Rule, Leon Sadler, Jamie Shaw, Mark Simmonds, Jesse Spears, Edwin Stevens, Jonathan Ryan Storm, Lloyd Stubber, Sumi Ink Club, Peter Sutherland, Ethan Swan, Panayiotis Terzis, Cali Thornhill DeWitt, Jenna Thornhill DeWitt, Ben Charles Trogdon, Eric Veit, James Walkerdine, Matthew Walkerdine, Fritz Welch, Jessica Williams, Grant Willing, Kurtis Wilson and Daisuke Yokota.

Justified Two Launch
Friday, 8 February, 6.30 - 9.30 pm

Ti Pi Tin invites you to celebrate the launch of Justified Two.

Justified Magazine provides a breather to the blogging culture. Editors acknowledge the power and shareability of the internet, but feel work becomes lost within the vast online community. The printed format refines magazine’s online presence to give a concise insight into contemporary design and photography, celebrating creative individuals who are at the forefront.

The second issue offers an invitation into the studio of Two Times Elliott, as well as words from Mat Dolphin. Coupled with this is a selection of some of the most influential imagery that is helping to shape expanding visual culture.

SisterMag Press Twin Launch
Thursday, 10 January, 6.30-9.30 pm

We hope you can join us for the launch of two new SisterMag Press publications - Twins and The Quiet Theatre.

TWINS Collated by Katie Schwab

A print portfolio featuring artworks and writing exploring ideas of the multiple and the individual, including photographs, screenprints, drawings and texts. Twins is produced in an edition of 40. Work by Nisha Matthew, Amy McDonnell, Ella McCartney, Monica Rivas Velasquez, Matthew Robinson, Sian Robinson Davies, Alexei Schwab, Katie Schwab, Nina Wakeford and James Whittingham.

THE QUIET THEATRE by Rosanna Mclaughlin

A book of interviews with artists focusing on a single piece of their work, with an introduction by Rosanna Mclaughlin and full colour reproductions. Featuring interviews with Andreas Blank, Kaye Donachie, Seth Pick, Gedi Sibony and Phoebe Unwin.

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On the night Alexei Schwab will be playing Sleng Teng 1, a live DJ set featuring his collection of songs that utilise the Sleng Teng riddim. Sleng Teng is the name given to the fist fully computerised riddim in Jamaican music. It is amongst the most re-recorded of Jamaican riddims, listing around 380 versions. His research into this features in Twins; he also Katie’s twin brother.

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SisterMag is produced by Katie Schwab and Rosanna Mclaughlin, two old friends whose practices and interests, which have developed alongside each other over a number of years, meet, come together, share with and support one another under the umbrella of SisterMag Press.

Twins and The Quiet Theatre are second and third publications by SisterMag Press; in 2011 they produced Issue 1: Patterns, limits and alterations.

Echoes of Voices in the High Towers
Book Launch and Conversation with Robert Montgomery and Kai von Rabenau
Thursday, 29 November, 6.30-8.30 pm

Join us for a book launch and an evening of conversation with artist Robert Montgomery and publisher Kai von Rabenau of mono.kultur, who will be discussing Echoes of Voices in the High Towers, the first comprehensive and large scale publication of Montgomery’s work. Robert Montgomery will also be signing copies of his new book.

The event is organised in cooperation with Anagram Books.

MFB Book Launch and Talk
Thursday, 18 October , 6-9 pm

We’re pleased to launch a new book from French artist MFB, who is currently residing in Great Britain. His recent title, published by Sandmeier, is an autobiographical book full of ‘clins d’oeil’. To celebrate the release of MFB, we will also host a talk performed by master’s assistant François Brunet and followed by wine and cheese.