Roundtable „Publizieren als künstlerische Praxis“ ("Publishing as artistic practice") hosted by Black Pages

Salzburger Kunstverein, Künstlerhaus Hellbrunner Straße 3, 5020 Salzburg

http://www.salzburger-kunstverein.at/at/ausstellungen/2018/2018-04-13/black-pages

visit us at Offprint London in the Tate Modern turbine hall!

http://offprint.org

Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Fair brings together a wide selection of the most interesting artists/authors, artist periodicals and art publishers and is accompanied by a series of lectures, discussions, book launches and workshops exploring the boundaries of contemporary publishing and the possibilities of the book. In conjunction, the annual Conceptual Poetics Day explores the imaginary border between visual art and literature.

Haus der Kulturen der Welt John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10, 10557 Berlin

http://missread.com

Reading and discussion featuring Nick Flynn, Alissa Bennett, and Jasper Spicero on the subject of addiction.
Discussion led by Katie Della-Valle and Stacy Skolnik upon the release of “Rat Park”, the first installment of collaborative series TRYST.

Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery, New York, NY 10012, USA

Join us at Press Fest on April 20th, 2018 during the PEN World Voices Festival.

Washington Square Mews, New York City, NY 10003

http://www.clmp.org/press-fest-indie-lit-block-party-at-pen-world-voices-festival/

Artist run publishing houses and publishing artists hosted by Black Pages The artist run magazine BLACK PAGES will transform into a temporary displaypopup-shop in the Kabinett of the Salzburger Kunstverein between April and July 2018, featuring printed matter of selected artist-run publishing houses and publishing artists. Roundtable & magazine presentations by PFEIL #9 and BLACK PAGES with Anja Dietmann & Christiane Blattmann (Montez Press) and Nadine Droste (co-editor PFEIL #9) to come on June 8th, 2018.

Salzburger Kunstverein / Künstlerhaus Hellbrunner Straße 3, 5020 Salzburg, Austria

http://www.salzburger-kunstverein.at

939 Maple Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90015

http://www.independentartbookfair.com

As an artist run publisher at Material Art Fair, Montez Press presents a sound installation of the Interjection Calendar, bringing it off the page and screen and into physical, interactive space.
Each month, the Interjection Calendar commissions an artist or writer to produce a new text based piece for free PDF release on our website, demonstrating a diverse range of collaborations and experimental works.

With: Georgia Anderson, Alex Margo Arden, Hans-Christian Dany, Ruth Angel Edwards, Liv Fontaine, Sarah Gail, Harmony Grunge, Tiziana La Melia, Thomas Laprade, James Loop, Rosanna McNamara and Chloe Stead.

Frontón México De la República 17 Col. Tabacalera, Del. Cuauhtémoc CDMX, CP 06030

https://material-fair.com

EX your blue(s) away with special blue shots of Mezcal

With music by: Phuong Dan and Fion Pellacini

Magazine contributions by: Monika Baer, Hans Bussert, Katharina von Dolffs, Carsten Fock, Gerrit Frohne-Brinkmann, Burk Koller, Denis Kudrjasov, Jonathan Monk, Nicole Ondre, Tobias Peper, Stella Rossié, Anne Schwätzler, Chloe Stead, Sue Tompkins and Bernhard Willhelm

Dedicated to the key word “Ex”, as in something that is empty, that is gone, that is over, or...? This edition experiments with classical periodical sections which include, for instance: reviews, a science section, a fictional interview, essays, and a recipe for dogs. As a printed exhibition, one capable of being in different places at the same time, all contributions are made by artists and are specifically developed for the publication.

Toast Bar, Wohlwillstraße 54, 20359 Sankt Pauli, Hamburg, Germany

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You are warmly invited to a night of audio installation, readings, and performances from Penny Goring, Adam Gallagher and Laura Morrison - contributing artists and writers of Montez Press's Interjection Calendar, hosted by Auto Italia.

44 Bonner Road London E2 9JS

http://www.autoitaliasoutheast.org

It Needed to be Tender and to be Whipped is arriving in New York with its author, French artist Julie Béna, and a sparkling trail of surrealist absurdities. Be prepared for an evening where imagination takes over!

231, 11th Avenue New York, NY 10001

https://www.printedmatter.org/events/646

Join us at South London Gallery as we celebrate our latest release, "When I Was Alive", by London based artist Hannah Regel. The evening will feature readings by Hannah Regel, Holly Pester, and Jennifer Boyd. The event is free. To reserve your seat, send an email to: mail@southlondongallery.org

65-67 Peckham Rd, London, SE5 8UH

http://www.southlondongallery.org

Beaux-Arts de Paris, 14 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris

http://offprint.org

Save the date for Tokyo Art Book Fair!

http://www.tokyoartbookfair.com

Visit us at Independent Art Book Fair in New York!

http://www.independentartbookfair.com

Montez at Mathew NYC Summer Program
Summer Progam Final Exhibition
Showcasing the work by all 21 residents who are participating in this years summer program, the event will feature artwork, performances, and readings by:
Adjua Greaves / Vei Darling / Whitney Claflin / Harry Burke / Rin Johnson / Alison Bedell / Yoma Ru / Cooper Larson / Anäis Duplan / Shaira Chaer / Erin Sweeny / Nettles Artists Collective / Niina Pollari / James Loop / Georgette Maniatis / Saretta Morgan / Kiran Puri / Molly Hagan / Mylo Mendez / Brandon Johnson / Candice Iloh

47 Canal St, New York, NY 10002-6105, United States

Within our summer program that is based around James Joice's Ulysses and hosts a number of institutions, presses and zines, we open the door of the gallery for a number of events.

SALT. Magazine
The Furies
Readings and video by Rhoda Boateng, Hannah Regel, Jala Wahid, Erin Eck, and Stacy Skolnik.

Please join us for an evening of readings and film screenings centred around the most recent issue, released in February 2017, themed the Furies. The Furies are femme spirits of justice and vengeance. The sisters are monstrous, foul-smelling hags, with bats' wings, coal-black skin, and hair entwined with serpents. Although the Furies seem terrifying and vengeance seeking, they should not be stigmatised for their evil. On the contrary, they represent justice and defend order. Their names are Endless, Punishment and Jealous Rage. This issue of SALT. comments on the structures in place which forbid the urge to relish or luxuriate in one’s own defilement, and re-claim a space for the joyously monstrous.

Mathew NYC 47 Canal St, #2 (RING BUZZER), New York, NY 10002

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Press Play Fair is the inaugural edition of the event, presented by Pioneer Works. The fair is a day-long event on August 5, where small presses, music labels, zines, and artist books will be exhibited. Additional festivities will include a community building tape and zine exchange, collage and collaborative archive experiences, live performances,

Pioneer Works 159 Pioneer Street Red Hook, Brooklyn

http://pioneerworks.org/programs/press-play-fair/

Within our summer program that is based around James Joice's Ulysses and hosts a number of institutions, presses and zines, we open the door of the gallery for a number of events.

The Interjection Calendar:
The Disposable Journal - Write it out and let it go
Readings and performances by Emily Pope and Liv Fontaine.

We've been thinking about a lack of disposable income, and an excess of disposable writing which is utilised to impose the personal. You can buy a disposable journal if you google it - it is, apparently, portable. You can complete a writing session anywhere at any time. It is insightful - it helps you make sense of your troubles and regain control. When you’re done, you can shred it, burn it, bury it … the choice is yours.

Mathew NYC 47 Canal St, #2 (RING BUZZER), New York, NY 10002

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Following the June Ulysses course held at Mathew by the Brooklyn Institute of Social Research, Montez will base this year's summer program around the theme of James Joyce's Ulysses.
We have invited a group of diverse artists and writers, each selected by an institution/press/zine with whom they are affiliated, to occupy Mathew, where they will interpret a provided section of Ulysses (of which there are 18) in their own chosen medium. Ulysses was itself an Irish reinterpretation of the Greek national epic The Odyssey, and we are following the Modernistic tradition of Joyce as we ask the following New York-based artists to 'translate' the text once more, for our contemporary cultural moment.

This year's participants are: Adjua Greaves / Wendy's Subway Vei Darling / Powrplnt Whitney Claflin / Topical Cream Harry Burke and Rin Johnson / Pfeil Magazine Alison Bedell / Badlands Unlimited Yoma Ru and Cooper Larsen / 8 Ball Community Anaïs Duplan / Brooklyn Arts Press Shaira Chaer / The Bettys Erin Sweeny / Small Editions Debora Balardini and Giovanna Almeida / Nettles Artists Collective Niina Pollari / Birds LLC James Loop / The Interjection Calendar Georgette Maniatis / A Women's Thing Saretta Morgan and Kiran Puri / Belladonna Molly Hagan / Ginger Magazine Mylo Mendez / We're Hir We're Queer Brandon Johnson / Zing Magazine Candice Iloh / No, Dear Magazine

Haus der Kulturen der Welt, John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10, 10557 Berlin

http://missread.com/

For the celebration of the seventh issue of Pfeil Magazine at Mathew Berlin, we are happy to announce the Pfeil Magazine launch at Mathew in cooperation with the Harlekin-Bar. There will be a performance by Karl Holmqvist KEIN MENSCH IST ILLEGAL at 8.30pm. BBQ will be provided by the Harlekin Bar and the first 30 sausages are free.

Mathew Scharperstrasse 12 10789 Berlin

http://montezpress.com/magazines#pfeil?issues#pfeil-7-page

We're very pleased to participate again in Basel's I Never Read book fair!

Kaserne Basel Klybeckstrasse 1b CH-4057 Basel

http://www.ineverread.com/

BABZ Fair (formerly known at the Bushwick Art Book & Zine Fair) is a weekend long event that features small press art and poetry publishers, and individual artist projects, alongside a program of performance, readings, and workshops.

Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Ave Queens, New York 11378

https://blondeartbooks.com/2017/05/03/babz-fair-2017/

The Queens Book Festival, second edition in May 2017, will be the largest and most inclusive literary gathering in Queens. It will fill the borough with literary talks from over 100 authors as well as hundreds of exhibits within a walkable venue.

52-10 Center Boulevard Queens, NY 11101

http://www.queensbookfestival.nyc/

Come visit us at this year's London Offprint art book fair edition! Offprint is taking place at the Turbine Hall of Tate Modern, and open to the public Friday 19 May 18 :00 – 22 :00 / Saturday 20 May 12 :00 – 20 :00 / Sunday 21 May 12 :00 – 18 :00.

Tate Modern, Bankside, London, SE1 9TG

http://offprint.org/

The seventh issue of Pfeil (dedicated to "Page") is presented with a surprise and contributions by: Tomoo Arakawa, Ceal Floyer, Fort, Harry Gamboa, Karl Holmqvist, Clara Jo, William Joys, Moritz Lacler, Michaela Schweighofer, JR Wallner and Phillip Zach.

Nachtasyl, Alstertor 1, 20095 Hamburg

https://www.thalia-theater.de/de/spielplan/nachtasyl/

Hosted by Section7Books in Paris, we are delighted to launch a collection of the essential writings by artist Julie Béna from 2012 up to the present day, titled "It Needed to be Tender and to be Whipped"

31 Passage du Ponceau, 75002 Paris, France

http://section7books.com/

Pfeil No.7  available from the 30th of March. The new issue of Pfeil - magazine in artists' words is dedicated to 'PAGE'.
With contributions by: Tomoo Arakawa, Ceal Floyer, Fort, Karl Holmqvist, Clara Jo, William Joys, Moritz Lacler, Michaela Schweighofer, Jeffrey Wallner, Phillip Zach 
Pfeil Magazine No.6 EXTRA and No.7 PAGE launch 
Get your EXTRA eatable PAGE

Unit 19, Penarth Centre Penarth Street SE15 1TR London

http://montezpress.com/magazines#pfeil?issues

This conversation is the first part in a new Montez Press Interview series. Check out the interview here:

http://montezpress.com/content/3-interjection/montez_press_interview_chloestead_salt.pdf

In conjunction with the release of SALT. #9: The Furies, Montez Press and Anagram Books invite you for an evening of readings by editors Jala Wahid, Hannah Regel and Thea Smith, together with SALT. contributors Caspar Heinemann and Holly White. 

Lausitzer Str. 35, 10999 Berlin

http://www.anagrambooks.com/events

We are happy to celebrate Tomoo Arakawa's book Laugh at eXperience with special suncream, personal autograph cards, LAX nipples and you!!!!!!!!!!!

Spike Berlin Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 45, 10178 Berlin, Germany

http://www.spikeartmagazine.com/en

Throughout the month, a selection of Montez publications will be on display at Dorothea Schlueter Gallery's event 'Booky McBookface'. A series of events and lectures will accompany presentations made by publishers such as Textem, Adocs Verlag and One % of One.

Dorothea Schlueter, Galerie Große Bäckerstraße 4 20095 Hamburg

http://dorotheaschlueter.com/en/

A special supplement is announced by the Pfeil Magazine editors: As long as the stock lasts we are happy to provide an EXTRA EXTRA contribution by the British poet and contemporary artist David Robilliard (1952–1988) to the recent Pfeil Magazine #6. Many thanks to Esther Friedmann and Gallery Aurel Scheibler.

Toast Bar Hamburg, Wohlwillstraße 54, 20359 Hamburg

http://montezpress.com/magazines#pfeil?issues#der-pfeil-6-extra

Anna Thew, who received the Montez Grant for 2016, will be presenting the programme WEAVING TIME including her own first feature film, Hilda Was A Goodlooker at Tate Modern. The programme TRAPPED IN LANGUAGE will include her double screen Super 8 film, transferred to digital, Berlin Meine Augen (Berlin, My Eyes), and a re-construction of her multi-screen installation BLURT.

TRAPPED IN LANGUAGE
A series of films challenging the power dynamics inscribed in language. 25 September 2016, 14.00–16.15 at Tate Modern

Tate Modern

http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/film/reel-real-women-feminism-and-london-filmmakers-co-operative/trapped

Anna Thew, who received the Montez Grant for 2016, will be presenting the programme WEAVING TIME including her own first feature film, Hilda Was A Goodlooker at Tate Modern. The programme TRAPPED IN LANGUAGE will include her double screen Super 8 film, transferred to digital, Berlin Meine Augen (Berlin, My Eyes), and a re-construction of her multi-screen installation BLURT.

WEAVING TIME
A prologue to the Counter-Histories series From Reel to Real exploring issues of memory and transmission.

Tate Britain

http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/film/reel-real-women-feminism-and-london-filmmakers-co-operative/weaving-time

Greenpoint Terminal Warehouse 67 West Street on the Greenpoint Waterfront

http://independentartbookfair.com/

Kyoto University of Art and Design, Tohoku University of Art and Design GAIEN CAMPUS 1-7-15 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo

http://tokyoartbookfair.com/

Wiels Contemporary Art Centre, Avenue Van Volxemlaan 354, 1190 Brussels

http://www.wiels.org/en/events/885/WIELS-ART-BOOK-FAIR-2016

Dedicated to the specific theme of each issue, Pfeil Magazine oscillates between book, collection, and object. The key word of each theme adds to an indexical collection of word-objects as objects of obsession. Through this process, each word’s meaning is expanded, eroded, overused, misused, and ultimately enjoyed. Printed in the wide landscape format of 25.9 × 33.8 cm, the magazine offers each contributor the freedom of ten pages. To celebrate the ‘Extra’ themed 6th issue of Pfeil Magazine, Pfeil will be hosting a dumpling making event in which dumplings will be stuffed extra full. The contributing artists of the issue are: Harry Burke, Isolée, Sarah Księska, Nicole Ondre, Fion Pellacini, Dan Rees, Amanda Ross-Ho and Villa Design Group.

Shan Fu Store, 1 Essex St. NY 10002

Founded in 1998 by Rebecca Wolff, Fence is a biannual journal of poetry, fiction, art, and criticism that has a mission to redefine the terms of accessibility by publishing challenging writing distinguished by idiosyncrasy and intelligence rather than by allegiance with camps, schools, or cliques. It is Fence’s mission to encourage writing that might otherwise have difficulty being recognized because it doesn’t answer to either the mainstream or to recognizable modes of experimentation. Fence is long-term committed to publishing from the outside and the inside of established communities of writing, seeking always to interrogate, collaborate with, and bedevil other systems that bring new writing to light. Launched in 2001, Fence Books publishes poetry, fiction, and critical texts and anthologies, and prioritizes sustained support for its authors, many of whom come to us through our book contests and then go on to publish second, third, fourth books. Representing Fence Books is Harmony Holiday; a poet, dancer and sound artist. She runs an archive of jazz poetics and teaches creative writing at Otis College. She has published two volumes of poetry with a third as well as her first LP coming out this fall. Accompanying her first book and LP, Harmony will be creating an afro-ballet (i.e. a series of dance pieces to accompany said book), in the tradition of choreographers like Bill T. Jones and Alonzo King. Loosely themed around the film and music from the film Ganja and Hess by Bill Gunn. In addition, Harmony plans to compose a separate book or liner notes poems and essays and sound pieces for the choreography as well as video documentation of her performance. Join Harmony on the 25th for an evening celebrating Amiri Baraka’s sound. First 50 attendees will receive a free copy of S O S: Poems 1961–2013, an anthology of Baraka’s poetry.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://www.fenceportal.org

Intensely interested in and dedicated to the collaborative spirit, Montez has developed a two month residency program to take place at MATHEW NYC, in association with a diverse range of small presses, literary resources, and artists. Each associated press/publication/site will be represented by an artist, who will have the opportunity to reside in the gallery for a week long period, during which they are invited to create a piece of publishable material.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://www.lithub.com

SALT. is a bi-annual feminist art magazine, and on going research project, acting as a platform for contemporary artists and writers to explore and reflect on the political within their work. Alongside the magazine SALT. also hosts exhibitions, symposiums and performances, and has worked in collaboration with the Tate, ICA, South London Gallery and Arcadia Missa. SALT. is published by Montez Press. SALT. will host an evening of readings and performances on the 13th of August, with contributions from Aliza Shvarts, Molly Davy, Lyle St, Sam Kenswill and Mali Collins. The artist, and SALT. contributor, Rose Goddard will be in residence at the gallery for the week preceding the 13th of August. The content from the evening of readings and performances, and Rose’s stay, will culminate in a small publication. Past and current issues of the magazine will be available for purchase at the gallery.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://saltmagazine.tumblr.com

Kaf curates work that moves ‘toward and away from text’, work that interacts with body, image & sound, work that places value on the space between words, letters, genres, discourses, languages. Kaf is an inquiry into the very possibility of itself, as well as a sustained meditation on the political, geographic and cultural borders that obscure this possibility. As part of Kaf’s installation based on the ongoing project called ‘Index of New Words’ indexindexindex.com, which engages with generating new words, hybrid languages and meditates on the death of words and languages, visit MATHEW NYC for a set of readings and performances by poets and artists Miriam Atkin, Tom Haviv, Kurt Ralske, Owen Roberts, Rami Karim, and others.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://www.kafreadingseries.com

Located at the City University of New York, The Feminist Press is an independent nonprofit literary publisher that promotes freedom of expression and social justice. It publishes writing by women and men who share an activist spirit and a belief in choice and equality. Celebrate the forthcoming novel ‘Bye Bye Blondie’ by feminist icon Virginie Despentes with an evening of art by designer Molly Crabapple, as well as readings of Despentes’ work by Nina Sparling, Ruth Curry, Blair Beusman, fiction writer and artist-in-residence Kait Heacock, and others.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://www.feministpress.org

The first issue of Hanging Loose magazine was published in 1966. The name was inspired by the format – mimeographed loose pages in a cover envelope – and that, in turn, was inspired by a very low budget. But the format was also meant to get across a point of view: that poetry is for now, not for the Ages. If you liked a poem, you could pin it to the wall. If you didn’t like a poem, you could use it as a napkin. Hanging Loose has published some 220 books and 106 issues – well over 10,000 pages of poetry, prose, and art – of Hanging Loose magazine. Join us as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Hanging Loose Press, with readings by Jack Anderson, Kiyomi Dong, Bill Christophersen, and Stacy Skolnik.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://www.hangingloosepress.com

The Interjection Calendar is on and offline. It is devised and hosted by Montez Press. Each month an artist or writer is commissioned to produce a new piece of work for release on www.montezpress.com interjection. The PDF can be downloaded for free and there are 12 releases per year, in line with the Gregorian calendar. At the end of each year, Montez initiates a transference back to bound material: this act tethers the precarious nature of the cloud and virtual existences to the concrete object, creating conversation and relationships between individual works, between the book and the download. The bound publication intersects the digital medium, as the digital and physical do not act freely from one another but are, rather, in a constant tug of war for our undivided attention. What is released in the high speed of fiber optics, is later pinned forcefully down on the page. We invite you to join us for an evening of readings by various Interjections Calendar contributors, and to enjoy an installation by artist-in-residence Alex Margo Arden who will be investigating the relationship between writing and smell production, and the difficulty of capturing a scent-work and subsequently reproducing it in print or online.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://montezpress.com/calendar/

Barnard’s zines are written by women (cis- and transgender) with an emphasis on zines by women of color. The Barnard Zine Library collects zines on feminism and femme identity by people of all genders. The zines are personal and political publications on activism, anarchism, body image, third wave feminism, gender, parenting, queer community, riot grrrl, sexual assault, trans experience, and other topics. A Barnard Zine Library intern will be installing a small collection of zine covers and excerpts in the gallery, which will be available for perusal during any of the galleries aforementioned events or open hours.

Mathew NYC, 47 Canal Street, 2nd Floor, New York City, NY 10002

http://zines.barnard.edu

Kaserne Basel, Klybeckstrasse 1b, CH-4057 Basel

http://www.ineverread.com

Akademie der Künste, Hanseatenweg 10, Halle 1+2, 10557 Berlin

http://missread.com

The 8th issue of SALT. magazine themed Noli Me Tangere (touch me not), will be celebrated with an evening of performances, screenings and readings from Sarah Boulton, Bronte Dow, George Nesbit and Holly White.

Clore Studio, South London Gallery, 65-67 Peckham Road, London SE5 8UH

http://www.saltmagazine.tumblr.com

Montez Press is pleased to announce a new Grant scheme offering Authors, artists and practitioners the opportunity of a funded six to twelve months to facilitate research towards an eventual publication. Montez Press is very happy to announce the first recipient of the Grant to artist and Filmmaker Anna Thew.

http://www.luxonline.org.uk/artists/anna_thew/index.html

Join us at Sprint Milano!

Via Pastrengo 12, 20159 Milano

http://www.sprintmilano.org

Montez invites you to the Launch of the latest issue of SALT. Issue 7: Heterophobia at the South London Gallery on the 7th of October at 6:30 pm with performances and screenings from from Aliza Shvartz, Rosie Reynolds, Hatty Nestor, James Sturkey, Daniella Vg and Rose Goddard. Salt Magazine announces the release of their 7th Issue-Heterophobia guest edited by Villa Design Group. Against the currency of the ‘post-identarian’, Heterophobia explores the productive possibilities of the phobic, the suspicious, and the negative as responses to the increasing culture of the visible in which the queer functions in the present. Following in lead of the political right’s recent call to protect their phobia as basic freedom, heterophobia explores the ways in which a fearful response to heteronormative structures and ideals often in the name of equality, might provoke new chains of affect and desire which might restructure the very processes by which fear and or love is named.

South London Gallery, 65-67 Peckham Road, London SE5 8UH

www.saltmagazine.tumblr.com

Montez Press’ most recent publication is ‘On The Rocks’ by Gjergji Shkurti, a collection of short stories, set inside the tectonic grid of New York City, with drawings by LINETYPE. ‘On The Rocks’ is uncompromising in its aggressive structure and dead serious humour, it is an amalgamation of stunt man action films, coded love stories, artistic destructions and architectural investigations. These narratives are set against drawings that corroborate, question, diffuse and expand the text rather than simply depict or explain it. The drawings and text collide to push each other into a territory where architecture and fiction are simultaneous, creating a rich and textured inquiry into capitalist New York taken to its outer extreme. Furthermore we will welcome the newest piece in Montez Press’ ongoing Interjection Calendar edition: ‘Lovely Little Hostages’ by AM Bang: the work juxtaposes sound, language and imagery across the Japanese landscape. The results are narratives constructed out of the paradox and pleasure that one encountered when traveling through unfamiliar physical and psychological terrain.

Central Congress, Steinstraße 5, 20095 Hamburg

Montez is happy to announce the Berlin release of ON THE ROCKS at Image Movement.

Image Movement, Oranienburger Str. 18, 10178 Berlin

Boat cruise for ‘On the ROCKS’ book launch Embark: 8:30 pm at Schifflände Basel Departure: 8:45 pm Basel Schifflände Arrival: 10:00 pm Basel Schifflände CRUISE & COCKTAILS

Schifflände Basel

Join us at I Never Read, during Art Basel. We will do a live Radio program on Sat. 20th 1–2pm, featuring Gjerji Shkurti, Chloe Stead, Tyler Putnam and A.M.Bang.

Kaserne Basel, Klybeckstrasse 1b, CH-4057 Basel

http://www.ineverread.com

MUMOK is presenting a display of Montez publications as part of their summer program

Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Wien, Austria

https://www.mumok.at

Huw Lemmey will give a talk as part of *The Cedar Tavern*, a program of talks, performances and screenings at *De Ateliers*.

Stadhouderskade 86, 1073 AT Amsterdam, The Netherlands

http://www.de-ateliers.nl

Readings from Huw Lemmey, Onyeka Igwe and Ed Lehan.

Le Petit Versailles Community Gardens, E Houston St, New York, NY 10009

http://alliedproductions.org/le-petit-versailles/

Join Huw Lemmey and McKenzie Wark for the New York launch of CHUBZ

Interstate Projects, 66 Knickerbocker Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237

http://www.interstateprojects.org/index.php?/huw-lemmey-and-mckenzie-wark---chubz/

We are happy to announce Kunstverein Hamburg’s invitation:
 Montez Press is guest from 2/14 to 5/10 2015.
All Montez publications on display and ready for you to browse in the reading area – and of course also for sale!

Kunstverein in Hamburg, 
Klosterwall 23
, 20095 Hamburg

http://www.kunstverein.de/englisch/exhibitions/past/2010-2019/2015/20150213_Montez_Press.php

Planten und Blomen / Indoo Eisarena