Warren Garland – Kiss (2011),
27.5 x 21 cm.
Digital Print, edition of 20 (+3 APs).
Commissioned for Sleep Faster at Arcadia_Missa February 2011.
£30 (unframed).
Signed by artist.
LuckyPDF (2011),
59.4 x 42 cm.
4 Colour Silkscreen Print,
edition of 20 (+3 APs).
Commissioned for Sleep Faster at Arcadia_Missa February 2011.
£100 (unframed).
Signed by artist.
Supralimen + Alex Sprogis (2011),
57 x 57 cm.
1 Colour Silkscreen Print,
edition of 12 (+3 APs).
Commissioned for How to Carve Totem Poles at Arcadia_Missa March 2011.
£100 (unframed).
Signed by artists.
Arcadia Missa Publication; eds Tom Clark, Rozsa Farkas, Jammie Nicholas.
How to Sleep Faster 2 is the second of our biannually published journals that form the backbone of Arcadia Missa’ critical collaborative discourse on participation, post-digital visual-production and institutional subjectivity.
This issue explores moments of collapse, shift and potential in a cultural moment framed by economic, political and societal disturbance.
It features contributions from:
Joseph Waller
Katrina Palmer – Door, Handle
Lily Keal – Interview with Asta Meldal Lynge and Tom Clark
Jon Crook – Exploring Dichotomies
N55 – Manual For Land
Nick Bates & YBT
Joe Luna – Statement for YBT: Redux
Matty Mastrandrea – The Denial of Disaster/The Disaster of Denial.
Doug and Mike Starn – Big Bambu
Cicely Farrer – The Contemporary Sublime/The Rupture Series.
Lucien Murat
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Arcadia_Missa - E-journal (2011)
Includes excerpts from journal and outlines of the A_M programme & working context
How To Sleep Faster (Spring 2011) Issue 1.
Arcadia Missa Publications; Tom Clark, Jammie Nicholas, Rozsa Farkas, Laura Farley. How to Sleep Faster is published as part of the collaborative discussion that form the critical direction of the gallery. and sits alongside the first two exhibitions – Sleep Faster (February), and How to Carve Totem Poles (March). It has been put together as an open ended continuation of this dialogue through which we seek to understand the contradictions / complexities that define and form our experience, existence and participation in a contemporary digital-analogue creative environment.
Contributors:
Asta Meldal Lynge – About a Hailstorm.
Jon Crook - Social Memory and Our Surroundings.
Katrina Sluis – Future Semantitc Web.
John Hill - Politics and Hash Tags.
Matty Mastrandrea – Virtually Dead: The Body of Architecture.
Rozsa Farkas – On BBM and Collaboration.
Artist Features:
Supralimen.
Russell Hill.
Raphael Julliard.
Luke Hart.
Wojciech Kosma.
Alex Sprogis.
AAR Materials.
UK £8 inc. p&p | Worldwide £12 inc. p&p.
Issue 2 coming soon.