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Art Is Multiplying Press Release PRESS RELEASE Multiple Art Days @ Monnaie de Paris 14, 15 & 16 September 2018 11 Quai de Conti 75006 Paris prints, multiples, books, films, vinyls… ART IS MULTIPLYING For its fourth edition, during three days plus a day-long preview, MAD welcomed nearly 4 5,000 visitors and collectors who came to see the thousands of artworks published outside MAD the mainstream: a great success for this first edition in the sumptuous Monnaie de Paris. Once again, MAD offered a panorama of contemporary creation in the world of limited- edition multiples, from fanzines to rare works: prints, books, films, artists’ records ... Under the artistic direction of Sylvie Boulanger, director of the cnaei=, and Michael Woolworth, director of the Atelier Michael Woolworth, MAD brought together, for this fourth edition, 3 1 120 international publishers and micropublishers from Switzerland, Belgium, Italy, Spain, DAYS NEW ADRESS Austria, USA, Norway, Germany. The exhibitors were selected for the rigor and originality of their approaches, by a scientific committee composed of collectors, artists and art and 14, 15 & 16 SEPTEMBER publishing professionals. Preview Thursday, September 13 La Monnaie de Paris Much more than a salon, MAD highlights the figure of the publisher, the most independent and most versatile actor in today’s art world. Taking up all the contemporary art galleries in La Monnaie de Paris, MAD also featured interior and furniture design by Roch Deniau in 120 1 50 partnership with RAJA, the European leader in packaging. INTERNATIONAL COUNTRY GUEST OF The elegant Salon Babut de Rosan gallery was dedicated to this year’s guest of honor MAD LIVE country, Norway. Curated by NAP (Nordic Art Press) and supported by the Royal Norwegian PUBLISHERS HONOR NORWAY Performances, actions, signatures Embassy, the gallery presented 6 publishers and 3 invited artists who displayed works by 28 Norwegian artists and publishers. The MAD LIVE program also took place inside the fair: more than 50 live actions, performances, signatures... in the booths and in the aisles. 1 5 000 1 With the success of this fourth edition, ideal for both young and seasoned collectors, PRIZE VISITORS ORIGINAL DESIGN this contemporary-art rendezvous at La Monnaie de Paris is quickly becoming the most ADAGP - MAD signed Roch Deniau important annual event in France dedicated to multiples. Its unique combination of expertise in partnership with Revelation Artist’s Book Award and innovation offers visitors a special opportunity to support contemporary creation. Benoit Fougeirol RAJA PUBLISHERS A constructed World Gfeller + Hellsgard Anarchive Gianpaolo Pagni Anima Ludens Hand Art Publisher A.P.R.E.S éditions Iconomoteur Analogues Irreverent art&fiction, éditions d’artistes JAP Atelier Arcay Jordan / Seydoux Atelier Raynald Métraux La Houle Atelier RLD Laurel Parker Book atelier vladimir boson Le Noyau B42 Le Chassis éditions Bas Cey-Fé Lelong Editions Beauxarts Marseille (ESADMM) LeMégot éditions Beneviste Contemporary Lendroit éditions Blankt Papir Press Leroy Neiman Center for Print Studies, Columbia Blazers/Blasons University Bruno Robbe éditions Les Trois Ours Cahiers d’Art Librairie Chloé et Denis Ozanne Centre Culturel Suisse Librairie Marian Goodman Centre d’édition contemporaine, Genève Librairie Perrotin Chose Commune Lic & éditions Mix. Clemens-Tobias Lange m.u.r.r (atelier murr) cneai = Manuella éditions Collection Lambert mfc-michèle didier Connoisseurs Michael Woolworth Publications Dilecta mono.kultur Ecart Production Motto Books Edition Markus Gell NAP (Nordic Art Press) Edition Patrick Frey OEI magazine / OEI editor Édition Taube Optical Sound Editions Berline-Hubert-Vortex Pétrole Éditions Éditions Cent Pages Printfighter Éditions Cercle d’Art Printjam Éditions Incertain Sens Repro du Léman Editions Jannink Roven éditions Éditions Louis Vuitton Royal Book Lodge Éditions Macula RVB Books Éditions Matière Salle Principale Éditions Take5 Salon du Salon Éditions Xavier Barral Shelter Press Edizioni Periferia Siam’s Guy Books ExposerPublier Solo ma non troppo Florence Loewy Terranova fontaine b. the ( M ) éditions Franciscopolis éditions The Tropicool Company François Righi “Les livres sont muets” Un-Spaced Friville-Éditions Wolfsberg Verlag Galerie 8+4 ( Bernard Chauveau ) X Art Galerie Bernard Jordan */hon/books Galerie Catherine Putman We Do Not Work Alone galerie Sator What You See Is What You Hear NORWAY GUEST OF HONOR REVELATION ARTIST’S BOOK country, with the support of the Royal Norwegian Embassy ADAGP - MAD For this fourth edition, MAD put Switzerland in the Publishers and artists presented: spotlight in the Salon Babut de Rosan gallery, inviting Benoît Fougeirol was awarded the top prize at this 2018 nominees a range of Norwegian publishers under the artistic Bastard Marthe Ramm Fortun third edition of the ADAGP / MAD Artist’s Book Pierre Belouin direction of NAP (Nordic Art Press). Bergen Art Book Fair Ragnhild Aamäs Revelation Prize for his book (Zus). ADAGP, a society Daniel Cabral Lord Jim Publishing Jan Freuchen representing graphic and visual artists, joined forces Jennifer Caubet Multipress with the MAD fair for the third consecutive year Léticia Chanliau & Adrien Fricheteau Objektiv to support its Artist’s Book Revelation Prize, which Alex Chevalier Torpedo Press reveals and promotes emerging creation in the artistic Matteo Cremenosi discipline of artists’ books. David De Beyter Previous awards were given to Isabelle Le Minh in Benoît Fougeirol Publishers and artists represented:: 2016 for La dioptrique des cartes de visite and, in Gfeller + Hellsgard 2017, to Anne-Sophie Tritschler for Maison du roi. Estelle Henriot Aki Books Per Jonas Lindström Brieg Huon Another Space Röj forlag The 2018 prize selection Gabriel Leger Blokk forlag Smør Press From the more than 150 applications for the book Adrien Lucca Coda Press Teknisk Industri award, 20 were preselected by MAD’s Scientific Sandrine Marc Eline McGeorge Topos forlag Committee, which consists of collectors, artists and Clémentine Roche & Thomas Merle Eller med a Trippelpunkt art and publishing professionals. Sarah Michel Grafters’ Quarterly Julien Monnerie Hans Kristian Borchgrevink Hansen Antoine Orand Heavy Books Sammy Stein Hour Editions Sarah Vadé Hverdag books Julie Lillelien Porter Kay Arne Kirkebø The jury, co-chaired by Philippe Ramette (artist) and Kim Svensson Elizabeth Garouste (visual artist and designer) and Lina Viste Grønli composed of Martine Aballéa (visual artist), Ingrid Lydgalleriet Luquet-Gad (art critic), Julie Pellegrin (Director of Mai Hofstad Gunnes the centre d’art de la Ferme du Buisson) and Anne- Mads Andreas Andreassen/Elephant Kunsthall Sophie Tritschler (artist and prizewinner in 2017) OEI worked together during the MAD preview and voted Oplandia to honor Benoît Fougeirol for his book (Zus). Pamflett The jury praised his “original approach in representing Per-Oskar Leu the zones on the peripheries of Paris.” The members also rewarded «the very skillful way he allows the reader to explore certain districts (Sensitive Urban Areas) thanks to the photographer’s multiple, open- ended gaze. The balance between content and form allows a freeform approach and leaves behind MAD LIVE determinism of place. This is a book to read, to flip through, to unfold, to display, in short to discover – a More than 50 live actions, performances, signatures, readings... in the booths and in the aisles during the three book in which everything is unpredictable.” days of the fair. Friday, September 14: Jan Freuchen (Installation, Norvège), Ragnhild Aamas (Performance, Norvège), Matthieu Blond, Journal (Performance), Adrien Lucca, Mémoire d’Atelier (Intervention), Cneaï Tombolï (Game), Masaki Fujihata & Peter Campus, Réalité augmeté, Anarchive (Démonstration, Anne-Valérie Gasc, Guerre d’hiver là encore (Performance), Miho Kajoka, And Where Did The peacocks Go ? (Signature), Olivier Mosset, Wheels (Signature), Erro (Signature), Thibaut Kinder, An egyptian story (Signature), Stéphane Le Mercier, Intermezzo Primordial (Lecture). The winner will receive funds from the ADAGP and a portrait filmed by Arte that will be shown on the Arte Saturday, September 15: Jan Freuchen (Installation, Norvège), Ragnhild Aamas (Performance, Norvège), Anne-Valérie Gasc, Guerre d’hiver Creative site. là encore (Performance), Matthieu Blond, Journal (Performance), MIX (Lancement), Matthieu Saladin, Vers l’impasse de la confiance (Performance), Alex Chevalier, Situations (Signature), Valentina Traïanova, Arrivederci, un poème vocal (Performance), Alain Rivière, There will also be a tribute to the artist during an Grumeau/Hubris (Signature), Olivier degorce, Fridge Food Soul (Sgnature), Prototype / Terrain de jeu, Laurel Parker Book (Lancement), aaliicceelleessccaannnnee&ssoonniiaaddeerrzzyyppoollsskkii, Le prix du pif (Performance), Cnaï Tombolaï (Game), Philippe Cazal, Aveuglante evening dedicated to the ADAGP Revelations awards Lumière (Lancement), Brieg Huons, 120 noms d’artistes corrigés par Open Office (Signature), Martha Ramm Fortun (Performance, Norvège), Eric organized at the Centquatre art center in Paris on Waltier, L’inventaire des destructions (Lecture). December 14th. Through this award, which focuses on the creation of young artists, ADAGP and MAD Sunday, September 16: Jan Freuchen (Installation, Norvège), Ragnhild Aamas (Performance, Norvège), Anne-Valérie Gasc, Guerre d’hiver là encore (Performance), Matthieu Blond, Journal (Performance), Vers l’impasse de la confiance (Performance), R.I.P (1.2) Mayday (Distribution
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