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Centre to Periphery

Published at 3 June 2010 at 4:08 pm

Many thanks from all of us! Center to Periphery was finally over. We hope this artists' book exhibition gives you another aspect of book in art.

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Exhibition, CENTRE TO PERIPHERY

Published at 3 May 2010 at 5:35 am

Preview : 6pm -8.30pm 7th of May

Exhibition Period : 8th till 21st May 2010

Opening Hours : 10 am to 6 pm, Tues - Sat (Closed on Sun & Mon)

Venue : Japan Creative Centre
4 Nassim Road, Singapore 258372

Website : www.sg.emb-japan.go.jp/JCC/

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION Japan Creative Centre and LA LIBRERIA present ‘Centre to Periphery’ a book art exhibition curated by artists Eriko Hirashima, Noriko Suzuki-Bosco and Seiji Shinohara. This exhibition showcases the book as a medium of art. The title Centre to Periphery implies encountering books from various perspectives; not just as reading material but as an event or experience. The exhibition not only questions the concept of what book art is but also provides an interesting opportunity for the audience to experience and think about their own perception of what a book is in a culturally diverse environment. Of the 38 artists’ works on display, some are displayed in glass cabinets whilst others are available for the visitors to touch and feel. There is also a performance piece with which the visitors can have a sensory experience.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
///Singapore/// Boco Books / Budi Wijiaya & Matei Branea / Dennis Tan / Enrico Hirashimassimo /Fung Kok Pan / Goh Qidi Jonathan / Hazel Lim /Hwang Ouchul / Izziyana Binte Suhaim / Jeremy Sharma / Joshua Yang / Kenneth Feinstein / Michael Lee / Sabrina Koh / Sia Joo Hiang, Rossalyn Tan, Toh Hun Ping & Kelvin Tan / Peiling Tan
///Japan/// Abe Takami / Cho Yasushi / Dono Shiho /Fukumoto Hiroko / Hamada Ryo / Hirose Tsuyoshi / Inoue Nao / Inui Hisako / Kanasaki Yukiko / Kido Miyuki / Kobayashi Masako / Matsunaga Kyoko / Nakanishi Haruyo / Nishida Koei / Omi Kazuhide/ Sato Yumiko / Takeuchi Rie / Yajima Mihoko

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Books By Kelvin Tan

Published at 14 March 2010 at 12:05 am

Kelvin Tan's "All Broken Up and Dancing - a meta novel"
ISBN:978-981-08-2601-7
And
"the Nethe(r);R"
ISBN:981-04-3972-5

are available now at LA LIBRERIA.

More details --->check the site http://all-broken-up-and-dancing.blogspot.com/search/label/Book

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2010 Diaries :

Published at 14 January 2010 at 4:21 pm

Published by Gajah Gallery

2010 Diary - paintings by Yunizar
2010 Diary - paintings by Nyoman Masriadi

Stoking each 5 copies in the shop!

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numbers

Published at 14 January 2010 at 4:03 pm

ISBN 978 - 981 - 08- 4275 - 8
Drawn by 4 artists based in Germany, Japan, Romania and Singapore, this is an international collaboration that looks at one of the worst global recessions in history.
numbers zoom past the macro statistics surrounding the 2008 financial meltdown to tell of intimate stories of the ground in multiple societies.

The project is supported by Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) and will be distributed to their 43 Asian and Europe nation partners; and retailed worldwide.

The process of creating numbers was unusual. Each artist agreed on having prefix layout and a specific process color for their respective artwork.
When opened, numbers is a sizeable A1 format. It is a full-color print with metallic silver screen-print on the cover.

Retail price: S$9.90 (inclusive of GST)

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About
LA LIBRERIA means "The" book shop. La libreria started in 2004 in order to promote artists' books and the book arts. Most of books in La libreria are limited edition and made or published by various artists. Also as one of the book activities, LA LIBRERIA conducts book making workshops in the space. Book Making Workshop: Please call at 6516 8797 or email to info@lalibreria.com.sg

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