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What is to be done? Tokyo
Tokyo, 2007
Edited by Clementine Deliss
Special edition for documenta 12 magazines
This Japanese/English bi-lingual issue of Metronome presents the original images, texts and debates from the Metronome Think Tank held in Tokyo last autumn, and produced in collaboration with documenta 12 magazine. Covering questions on contemporary art, education, translation and mobility.
A5, softback, 500 pages, cyan blue print
Texts and 160 images
Bi-lingual English/Japanese
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Future Academy
Shared, Mobile, Improvised, Underground, Hidden, Floating
Oregon, 2006
Edited in collaboration with Oscar Tuazon
Special edition for documenta 12 magazines
A survivalist guide to future art academies with tips on mobile living and getting by with minimum expenditure. Contributions from artists, scientists, architects and people who live in the wild from Oregon, Washington State, Bangalore, Dakar, and Edinburgh.
20 pages, 13,5 x 21,2 cm, b&w
Publication date: April 2006
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Le Teaser & Le Joker
Paris, 2005
Edited in collaboration with Thomas Boutoux
Based on the notorious erotic Stripteaser (1953) produced by Olympia Press in Paris, six contemporary artists make new work for this issue of Metronome that relate to the older edition. With Philippe Grandrieux, Didier Fiuza Faustino, Documentation Céline Duval, Guillaume Leblon, Pierre Leguillon and Adresse Anonyme and 30 fiction texts from porn to film scripts written by artists.
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Limited Edition, published in France
7 volumes of 64 pages each, 13 x 20 cm, colour cover
44 illustrations, black/white, 20 pages of text per volume
English and French
Publication Date: October 2005
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The Stunt & The Queel
London 2002
On the history of the famous London prison that became a military academy and more recently was converted into Chelsea College of Art & Design. Comedy, amateur theatre, and the macabre scenarios that were played out in this Victorian institution are reinvented and mixed with original new work by Cerith Wyn Evans, Liam Gillick, Michael Archer, Rut Blees Luxemburg, John Latham and others.
248 pages, 21 x 17 cm, English.
Publication Date: February 2002
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The Bastard
Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Bergen, Malmo, 2001
Book and Audio CD. Designed by Liam Gillick
Centred around the Magnetic Speech research seminars by Clémentine Deliss in Scandinavia, it presents new voice works by artists based on intimacy, verbal seduction and communication across language barriers. With Kendall Geers, Ina Blom Samon Takahashi, Bjarne Melgaard and others.
248 pages 18,5 x 13,5 cm, plus Audio Compact Disc, 68 minutes, English, French, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Arabic, Wolof.
Publication Date: July 2001
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Backwards Translation
Edinburgh, Bordeaux, Frankfurt, Vienna, Biella, 1999
Researched in 5 locations, this edition is based on the seminal Edinburgh Review of 1870. Like an illustrated encyclopedia, this Metronome attempts to classify the vast backstage repository of references that inform artists and writers today.
472 pages , 22 x 14,5 cm, English, French, German.
Publication Date: October 1999
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Tempolabor, A libertine Laboratory ?
Basel, 1998
Based on the 1968 edition of Justine by the Marquis de Sade, and the Tempolabor laboratory at the Kunsthalle Basel, this Metronome is a play in which various artists from Michelangelo Pistoletto to Dan Peterman and Tobias Rehberger discuss sensitive questions with artists from India, Senegal, and Switzerland. Edited to include all the asides, elements of drama, it includes photographs of this private event, and new works by all participants.
420 pages, 16 x 12,5 cm, English, French, German.
Publication Date: July 1998
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Berlin, 1997
Part of the trilogy of large format Metronome editions (No. 0, 1, and 2), this one was produced in Berlin for documenta X. It includes new work by Franz Ackermann, Frank Thiel, Rebecca Horn, Annelies Strba, and new texts by Slavoj Zizek and others.
64 pages , 41 x 29,5 cm, English, German.
Publication Date: August 1997 for documenta X
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London, 1997
With new work by Tracey Emin, Langlands & Bell, Gary Hume, as well as artists Atta Kwami from Ghana, and Issa Samb from Senegal.
60 pages, 41 x 29,5 cm, English, French.
Publication Date: March 1997
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Pilot Issue
Dakar, 1996
The original test issue of Metronome printed in Senegal that set the production of all future issues in motion. It includes interviews with Catherine David and Paul Virilio, alongside visual and text-based conversations between Dakar and London.
56 pages, 41 x 29,5 cm English, French.
Publication Date: May 1996
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