Assemblings exhibition in London

3 assembling editions from the 80's and early 90's from Guillermo Deisler (GDR), Ulrich Tarlatt (GDR) and Rea Nikonova (Russia).
Over 70 from our assemblings collection will be shown in London at the Pigeon Wing Gallery in September.
see collection at http://www.redfoxpress.com/assemblings.html

The ultimate Sticker Dude Scrapbook

Over 80 original stickers and ATC cards from THE STICKER DUDE from New York.
see http://www.redfoxpress.com/AB-stickerdude.html
150 copies available.

Antic-Ham's contribution for franticham's assembling box,5

solvent transfer printing by Antic-Ham

Franticham in Tokyo

from july 1st till 24th Francis Van Maele and Antic-Ham will be showing screen prints from their books "New York New York" and "1969" in the Gallery 360° in Tokyo

GALLERY 360°
5-1-27 Minamiaoyama Minato-Ku
Tokyo Japan 107-0062
Tel 81-(0)3-3406-5823
http://www.360.co.jp

http://www.redfoxpress.com/FH-NY.html
http://www.redfoxpress.com/FH-1969.html

Assembling Box Nr 5 out now

A5 box with contributions from 23 invited artists
Visual poetry, collages, prints, multiples and objects
40 copies signed and numbered 1/40 to 40/40
Only 15 copies available for sale
Price: 70 euro / 100 $ / 60 UK st.

Contributions from:

Antic-Ham, South Korea - Vittore Baroni, Italy - Lancilotte Bellini, Italy - Carla Bertola, Italy - Anna Boschi, Italy - Bruno Chiarlone, Italy - Fernando Delgado, Argentina - Picasso Gaglione, USA - Pierre Garnier, France - Klaus Groh, Germany - Ruud Janssen, Netherlands - Susanna Lakner, Germany - Serse Luigetti, Italy - Tim Mancusi, USA - Keiichi Nakamura, Japan - Litsa Spathi, Netherlands - Uwe Petruch, Germany - Mercedes Resch, Argentina - Matthew Rose, France - Christine Tarantino, USA - Francis Van Maele, Ireland - Alberto Vitacchio, Italy - Sean Woodward, UK

Robert Brandy & Jean Portante

starting today screenprinting ROBERT BRANDY's new book with texts by JEAN PORTANTE. Both are from Luxembourg.
This book will contain 12 texts and 9 screen prints. It will be printed in 75 copies.
My first collaboration with Brandy dates back 1980 !!

a new book by PETE SPENCE

Visual poetry from Australia
see more on http://www.redfoxpress.com/dada.html

"Franticham's Assembling Box" out now!

with contributions from:

Reed Altemus, USA - Antic-Ham, South Korea - Vittore Baroni, Italy - John M. Bennett, USA - David Dellafiora, Australia - Mike Dickau, USA - Klaus Groh, Germany - John Held Jr, USA - Eberhard Janke, Germany - Ruud Janssen, Netherlands - Dobrica Kamperelic, Serbia - Ginny Lloyd, USA - Sheila Murphy, USA - Uwe Petruch, Germany - Arne Rautenberg, Germany - Fritz Sauter, Switzerland - Gianni Simone, Japan - Litsa Spathi, Germany - Pete Spence, Australia - Christine Tarantino, USA - La Toan Vinh, Canada - Francis Van Maele, Ireland - Bill Wilson, USA

Arne Rautenberg

a new book of visual poetry in the collection "C'est mon dada"





Arne Rautenberg (born 1967, Germany) studied Art History and Literature and lives in Kiel, where he works as an author and artist. In his works, which are full of humour, he experiments with rhythms and styles, intonations and levels of language in poetic play with the forms of perception.

Rautenberg published his first collection of poetry, "Neondaemmerlicht" (Neon Twilight) in 1996. His literary oeuvre covers not only poetry but also experimental texts and his novel "Der Sperrmuellkoenig" (The Trash King) (2002).
Since 2006 he has also been teaching at the Muthesius School of Art in Kiel and he is a freelance critic and feature writer. Rautenberg's many awards include the Poetry Prize of the Graz Academy (2001) and the Random House Prize for Satirical Literature (2002). The latest collections of poetry are: "gebrochene naturen" (Broken Nature, 2009) and "der wind laesst tausend huetchen fliegen" (The Wind Makes Fly a Thousand Hats, 2010) - a collection of poetry for children.

franticham's Lecture at the Seoul Institute of Picture book

students examinating our books after the lecture.

with Cho, Sunkyung, owner and director of the institute.

with a part of the student audience.

We gave a lecture (Antic-Ham did most of the talking) to over 50 students from the Picture Book Institute about artists books and self publishing.
Planned for 2 hours, the lecture lasted 3 and a half hours. Antic-Ham could fascinate the students.
The institute acquired a few of our books for their library.