Friday

 

Bizarre Cities tom VII: Summer 2009

Surveillance
Correspondences by (in the order of appearance)

Jörg Seifert (Annaberg-Buchholz), Guido Vermeulen (Brussels), Valentina Calandrina (Ponte Nossa), Bernd Reichert (Brussels), Keith A. Buchholz (St. Louis), Roland Halbritter (Nuedlingen), David Dellafiora (Geelong), Reid Wood (Oberlin), Peter Küstermann (Minden), Miguel Jimenez (Seville), Schoko Casana Rosso (Berlin), Chuck Gattuso (Highlands Ranch), Joy Found (Howell), Ed Schenk (Amsterdam), Susanna Lakner (Stuttgart), Sean Burn (Newcastle upon Tyne), Josephine Reichert (London)




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Saturday

 

Bizarre Cities tom VI: Spring 2008

Fragile Correspondences
Correspondences by

Kazunori Murakami (Japan), David Dellafiora (Australia), David-Baptiste Chirot (USA), Ryosuke Cohen (Japan), Jörg Seifert (Germany), Susanna Lakner (Germany), Frips (Belgium), Tabea Noreiks (Germany), Francis Vermaelen (Ireland), Ham (South Korea), Schoko Casana Rosso (Germany), Peter Netmail (Germany), Emerick R. Renterra (Mexico), Hans Heß (Germany), Emilio Carrasco (Mexico), Bernd Reichert (Belgium), Hendrik Liersch (Germany), Daniele Davalli (Italy)

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Thursday

 

Bizarre Cities tom V: Spring 2006

Psychotopography

a collaborative artist book in 25 copies including visual poetry, collages, visual arts as well as poetry and text.

Redfox Press Ireland, Peter Netmail Germany, Jim Leftwich USA, Patrick Anderson-McQuoid Ireland, MailWorks Belgium, Tonerworks USA, Spiderweb Prod. Japan, Schoko Casana Rosso Germany, Ibrahim Suzlee Malaysia, Dominik Irtenkauf Germany, Manfred Gipper Germany, Anke Enders Germany, Mark Hammond Japan


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Bizarre Cities tom IV Spring 2005

"Provincial Metropolis(m)"
Co-editor: Ad Breedveld (Trans-Industrial Artist Group)

with contributions by
Dmitry Babenko, Russia; Tiziana Baracchi, Italy; Ad Breedveld, Holland; Sytske Feitsma, Holland; Stephan Grüter, Holland; Julie Harris, USA; Peter Kastner, Germany; Sjef Meijman, Holland; Linda Pelati, Italy; Rémy Pénard, France; Herr Penschuck, Germany; Pasi Pikkupeura, Finland; Bernd Reichert, Belgium; Elain Rounds, Canada; Manuel Sainz Serrano, Spain; José Roberto Sechi, Brazil; Stephanie ter Poorten, Holland; Marleen van Engelen, Holland; Jelle van Nimwegen, Holland; Jan van Wissen, Holland; François Vermeulen, Belgium; Reid Wood aka State of Being, USA



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Wednesday

 

Bizarre Cities tom III Spring 2004


"Urban Myth"
a collection of contemporary artists’ manifestations with contributions by: Martha Aitchison, London, England ::: Almandrade, Bahia, Brazil ::: Jean Delvaux, Luxembourg ::: Jennifer Esrailian, Las Vegas, Nevada ::: Karl-Friedrich Hacker, Itzehoe, Germany ::: Eberhard Janke, Berlin, Germany ::: Susanna Lakner, Stuttgart, Germany ::: Fatima Lasay, Quezon City, Philippines ::: Rita J. McNamara, Manton, Michigan ::: Oyvind Molbach, San Francisco, California ::: Antonio Orihuela, Huelva, Spain ::: Keiichi Nakamura, Tokyo, Japan ::: Bernd Reichert, Brussels, Belgium ::: Miriam Rinck, Harare, Zimbabwe & Buenos Aires, Argentina ::: Jörg Seifert, Annaberg-Buchholz, Germany ::: Carol Stetser, Sedona, Arizona ::: Tamara Wyndham, New York City :::

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Bizarre Cities tom II Summer 2002

"Inner-Space Astronauts"
The terrible uncertainty of my inner existence (F. Kafka, diary entry 13.5.1913)

Contributrions by
Rael, Frans van Eijnatten, Ella Joosten, Joseph Verilli, Bernd Reichert, Jesse Glass, Heather Muise, David Dellafiora, Abdourahamane Dzarra, Jörg Seifert, Gianni Simone, Susan Harrison, Mark Sonnenfeld, Alain Valet, Guido Vermeulen, Dorian Ribas Marinho, Pete Spence, Yris Geiger-Toussaint.


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The first issue of Bizarre Cities published in summer 2000


contributions by:
k. beaulieu, t. breuer, d. dellafiora, k.f. hacker, k. hansen, s. harrison, s. markus, k. nakamura, a. natale, b. reichert, j. seifert, m. sonnenfeld, d. stone, a. van sebroeck, l. fierens, g. vermeulen, g. wunderer, b. zillig

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