Umelec Magazine since 1997 is the only art magazine devoted to current visual culture in the Czech Republic. It is directed to the international scene, particularly the wider European circle. Its emphasis on art in Central and Eastern Europe stems from its unique position in that region.

Umelec Magazine since 1997 is the only art magazine devoted to current visual culture in the Czech Republic. It is directed to the international scene, particularly the wider European circle. Its emphasis on art in Central and Eastern Europe stems from its unique position in that region.

Umelec Magazine since 1997 is the only art magazine devoted to current visual culture in the Czech Republic. It is directed to the international scene, particularly the wider European circle. Its emphasis on art in Central and Eastern Europe stems from its unique position in that region.

Umelec Magazine ist seit 1997 das einzige Kunstmagazin, das sich der gegenwärtigen visuellen Kultur in der Tschechischen Republik widmet. Es richtet sich an die internationale Szene, insbesondere den größeren europäischen Kreis. Die Betonung der Kunst in Mittel- und Osteuropa beruht auf ihrer einzigartigen Stellung in dieser Region.

Umelec Magazine since 1997 is the only art magazine devoted to current visual culture in the Czech Republic. It is directed to the international scene, particularly the wider European circle. Its emphasis on art in Central and Eastern Europe stems from its unique position in that region.

Umelec Magazine since 1997 is the only art magazine devoted to current visual culture in the Czech Republic. It is directed to the international scene, particularly the wider European circle. Its emphasis on art in Central and Eastern Europe stems from its unique position in that region.

„Las Meninas“ von Diego Velázquez im Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid ist eines der weltweit bekanntesten Gemälde und zugleich eines der rätselhaftesten. Bis heute sind viele Fragen offen:

721 figures in a four coloured offset print and 16 black and white original linocuts by Katharina Immekus, designed by Anna Lena von Helldorff

In 2003, 2/5BZ released his vinyl EP which includes 4 tracks from his first appearance at Peel Session the same year, where he remixes traditional turkish music with advanced cut-up techniques.

Although John Cage occasionally worked in large, sophisticated studios - for example, when he composed Fontana Mix in 1958 - his approach to electronic and tape music was often uncomplicated, makeshift, and pragmatic, employing simple tabletop devices: tape machines, phonograph cartridges, contact microphones, record players, portable radios, etc.

A sound installation and collaborative project with a survival station for the homeless in Cologne by english artist Phil Collins.

Bonnie Camplin is a musician, artist, dj and club organiser from London. Featured previously on Dec 01, ‘Nova Popularna’ as a member of donAteller, this release is now her first solo LP.

»Parole #2: Phonetic Skin / Phonetische Haut« ist die zweite Ausgabe einer Schriftenreihe, die sich mit der Materialität von Sprache auseinandersetzt. Sie beschäftigt sich mit der Haut und ihrer Beziehung zur Sprache. Der Begriff »Haut« wird dabei als Metapher benutzt.

Eine limitierte 12''-Vinyl-Platte.
Marge und Grübl, eine rudimentäre Aussprache ist die Audioaufzeichnung einer Performance zwischen Manfred Grübl und seiner Hündin Marge.

Parole #3: The Writing Hand / Handschrift ist die dritte Ausgabe der Schriftenreihe Parole, die sich mit der Materialität und Körperlichkeit von Sprache beschäftigt.

Ausstellungskatalog. Das Wort Duett ist im Falle dieser Ausstellung wörtlich zu nehmen, als Zusammenspiel von Betrachter_in und Kunstwerk.

Künstlerbuch mit 100 schwarz-weißen Original-Linolschnitten von Benjamin Dittrich.

Mit seinen großformatigen Portraits von Bohemiens und Künstlerkollegen aus der Hippieära – darunter die Rocklegende Patti Smith – machte Franz Gertsch bereits in den 1970er Jahren Furore.

General Fundy is the name of a collaborative audio art project critical of "the decadence of Western policy and Western economy."

Alasdair Gray, born Glasgow 1934, produces fiction, theatre, criticism of politics and literature and in visual art mural painting, illustration and book design. His first novel Lanark, written as both autobiography and socialist science fiction, was developed over a period of 30 years and is a landmark in English language literature; he is the leading