metronome press (13 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. The book has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Some minor wear to the spine.

Paperback. Condition: Good.

Softcover. 499 pages. Text in English and Japanese. Includes numerous illustrations in blue. A near fine copy with some slight bumping to the bottom edge of some of the later pages and a tiny stain to the spine and with very near fine wraparound band.

Fourth Printing. Very Good+ in boards. Corners bumped. ; 9.10 X 7 X 1.40 inches; 512 pages.

Klammerheftung; Broschur. Condition: Sehr gut. 750 Exemplare. unpaginiert. Neuwertig. / Like-New. - Sehr selten. Sprache: Englisch und Französisch. / Very rare. Language: English and french. / Metronome No. 9 presents six original editions of LE TEASER plus LE JOKER, the seventh in the pack. LE JOKER provides the reader with all the essential references, credits and information on Metronome and Metronome Press, including a letter to the Editor by the Rev. Boyd MacDonald, and legal documents by Judith Ickowicz. Visual storylines for the six editions of LE TEASER have been created individually by Adresse Anonyme; Documentation Céline Duval; Didier Fiuza Faustino; Philippe Grandrieux; Guillaume Leblon; and Pierre Leguillon. Special artwork for LE JOKER has been produced by Ewa Einhorn. The visual storyline for this edition of LE TEASER is by Adresse Anonyme. All excerpts printed in LE TEASER are taken from full-length novels published by Metronome Press, and available from selected outlets or by order direct from our Paris offices. The texts in this edition of LE TEASER are by John Akomfrah & Edward George, Boris Tiago, and Oscar Tuazon. METRONOME PRESS. Metronome Press is dedicated to developing fiction and new styles of writing in relation to contemporary art practice. All titles have been selected with care and are the original creations of artists of international renommé, published for the first time by Metronome Press. Extracts of selected novels appear in this edition of LE TEASER. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

8°. Original-Heft. Condition: Sehr gut. Konvolut von 7 Heften. 64 S. Sehr gut erhalten. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1150.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 12mo. Wrappers. 288pp. Although not stated, one of 750 copies of McCarthy's debut novel, subsequently revised for the 2nd edition in 2006 (Alma Books) and filmed in 2015 by Omer Fast. Slightly rubbed to extremities and rolled to a most minor degree, the upper wrapper lightly creased to the lower corner, the spine moderately creased from reading and faded as usual (not affecting legibility), its tail gently bumped.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Edition. First printing. The True first edition, a paperback original issued in an edition of 750 copies. SIGNED and briefly inscribed by the author. Near Fine copy, partially sunned upon the spine. Scarce. Overseas buyers please read shipping terms and estimated transit times prior to ordering.' 'We are established reputable First Edition sellers and understand collectors needs in terms of accurate grading and proper packaging'. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: As New. McCarthy's brilliant debut novel. True first ie not the Alma edition a year later. one of 750 copies according to some, 500 copies according to others.Near fine with usual slight fading to spine. We also have one still sealed in plastic, Completely untouched and kept in the dark so the spine which fades on Metronome productions remarkably fast due to fugitive colour is pristine. "Before the flowers of friendship faded friendship faded"(Gertrude Stein). We also have a pristine copy signed by the author. Same price give or take £100.

12 vols. Various forms. Large folio (295 x 455 mm) to 8vo (125 x 160 mm). Richly illustrated, with text in French and English. Each issue in original publisher's wrappers. A complete run of the innovative 'Metronome', with additional signed ephemera and the four novels published by the Metronome Press. 'Metronome is an interpretational tool rather than a vehicle for the promotion of artists' works.' (Clémentine Deliss). 'Metronome', founded in 1996 by Clémentine Deliss, acted as an alternative form of art publishing, having no fixed location or editorial team. The issues were regarded more as artworks than publications due to its collective and research-based methodology. Fiction was always a central component of 'Metronome', leading to the foundation in 2005 of the Metronome Press. The first issue of 'Metronome', dated 1996, was an edition of 2,000 copies and published in Dakar. This first editorial read: 'Metronome is the first edition of a new series of intercultural publications produced in Dakar and London. It proposes a debate from within the visual arts, interpolating artists, critics, philosophers, historians, aestheticians, curators, patrons and art enthusiasts.' Clémentine Deliss (the journal's editor), had previously worked as a museum director and curator (Weltkulturen Museum, Frankfurt; Whitechapel Gallery, London) before realising that 'exhibitions were not [her] medium.' Nevertheless, she bought to the role an acute understanding of how to bring together new ideas by artists working in diverse locations: each issue of 'Metronome' was produced in a different place, Deliss taking over an artist's studio and working with them on a one-to-one basis. The contributors to each issue are as follows: ? Metronome No 0, - Pilot Issue. Dakar, 1996. Artists & writers: Joshua Compston; Catherine David; Clémentine Deliss; Joy Gregory; Elizabeth Harney; Laboratoire Agit'Art; Rut Blees Luxemburg; Issa Samb; Penny Siopis; Djibril Sy; El Sy; Paul Virilio. ? Metronome No. 1, London, 1997. Artists & writers: Bili Bidjocka; Rut Blees Luxemburg; Guy Brett; Ery Camara; Andrew Cross; Clémentine Deliss; Tracey Emin; Carl Freedman; Tom Gidley; Edouard Glissant; Susan Hiller; Gary Hume; Jaki Irvine; Greg James; Atta Kwami; Zoe Leonard; Langlands & Bell; Fred Mann; Cathy de Monchaux; Michelle Naismith; Alistair Raphael; Issa Samb; Djibril Sy; Mark Aerial Waller. Metronome No. 2 - Berlin, 1997 (published for documenta X). Artists & writers: Franz Ackermann; Gamal Al-Ghitani; Andrea & Philippe; May Ayim; Sabeth Buchmann; Matthew Collings; Clémentine Deliss; Nina Fischer & Maroan El Sani; Durs Grünbein; Abdoulaye Guissé; Judith Hopf; Rebecca Horn; Johannes Kahrs; Ulrike Kuschel; Via Lewandowsky; Rémy Markowitsch; Carsten Nicolai; Olaf Nicolai; Mohamed Magani; Jakob Mattner; Wairimu Mwangi Thamaini; Frank Thiel; Anatoli Shuravlev; Julian Stallabrass; Annelies Strba; Mamadou Touré dit Béhan; Gavin Turk; Emmett Williams; Slavoj Zizek. Metronome No. 3 - Basel, 1998. Artists & writers: Rasna Bhushan; Ursula Biemann; Peter Brandlmayr; Clémentine Deliss; Marianne Eigenheer; Charles Esche; Ewa Esterhazy; Jean-Paul Felley; Izeta Gradevic; Eric Hattan; Rummana Hussain; Olivier Kaeser; Birgit Kempker; Jörg Lenzlinger; Renée Levi; Via Lewandowsky; Heinrich Lüber; Muda Mathis; Claudia & Julia Müller; Marianne Müller; Tim Neuger; Olaf Nicolai; Peter Pakesch; Dan Peterman; Maria & Michelangelo Pistoletto; Stephan Prina; Martin Prinzhorn; Progetto Arte; Tobias Rehberger; Leila Sadeghee; Issa Samb; Nicolaus Schafhausen; Andrew Shields; Kan-Si; Martina Siegwolf; Gerda Steiner; Reinhard Storz; Peter Suter; Wawrzyniec Tokarski; Annette Ungar; Cyril Verrier; Nebojsa Vilic; Sus Zwick. Metronome No. 4 / 5 / 6 - Edinburgh, Bordeaux, Frankfurt, Vienna, Biella, 1999. Artists & writers: Unai Goieaskoetxea Arronategi; Axford, Dale, Löwenstein & Young; Miriam Bajtala; Yassine Balbzioui; Thomas Baumann; Thomas Bayrle; Stefan Beck; Lutz Braun; Ernst Caramelle; Hsia-Fei Chang; Sunah Choi; Arnaud Dejeammes; Clémentine Deliss; Jean-:Luc Desmond; P.K. Dick; John Douglas; Irene Düring; Steve Duval; Gardar Eide Einarsson; Ewa Einhorn; Charles Esche; Andreas Exner; Roman Fehr; Dirk Fleischmann; Parastou Forouhar; Sophie Fougy; Luca Frei; Hamish Fulton; Gerhard Geiger; Yann Géraud; Simon Girault; Marcus Graf & A.T. Kelemen; Tamara Grcic; Gerald Gerstenberger; Fritz Grohs; Steffi Hartel; Kathrin Höhne; Laura Horelli; Sergei Jensen; Alan Johnston; Franz Kapfer; Anne Kaminsky; Kan-Si; Phyllis Kiehl; Udo Koch; Peter Kogler; Kasper König; Timo Kopomaa; Suwan Laimanee; Elanit Leder; Marko Lehanka; Achim Lengerer; Kerstin Lichtblau; Karen Loughridge; Lyn Löwenstein; Fiona Macalister; Jan Machacek & Radostina Patulova; Pierre Molinier; Joshua Moon; Claudia & Julia Müller; Olaf Nicolai; Angelika Nollert; Christos Papoulias; Andrew Patrizio; Edith Payer; Manfred Peckl; Michael Pfrommer; Kiersten Pieroth; Lisa Pock; Stephan Potengowski; Alan Rankin; Anna Ray; Tobias Rehberger; Mandla Reuter; Michael S. Riedel; Tanja Ristovski; Monika Ruckstuhl; Nicole Schatt; Eva Schlegel; Christian C. Schweitzer; Thomas Seidemann; Anya Sheade; Constant Siméon-Reinhard; Sean Snyder; Andreas Spiegl; Wolfgang Stengel; Misha Stroj; Superflex; Markus Szikszay; Jean-Paul Thibeau; Armin B. Wagner; Mark Aerial Waller; Naomi West; Alexander Wolff; Ekrem Yalcindag; Haegue Yang. Metronome No. 7 - Oslo, Cophenhagen, Stockholm, Bergen, Malmo 2001 (designed by Liam Gillick) Artists & writers: Norris Adoro; Kristoffer Akselbo; Guy Bar Amotz; Anonymous; Theodor Barth; Rikke Benborg; Johannes Bergmark; Bili Bidjocka; Greta Blok; Ina Blom; Karlotta Blöndal; Kaspar Bonnén; Liv Bugge; Maria Candéa; Benson Chiremba; Jacques Demarcq; Alexander García Düttmann; Ewa Einhorn; Annika Eriksson; Alma Erlich; Unn Fahlstrøm; Jo Torkjel Fenne; Luca Frei; William Furlong; Kendell Geers; Liam Gillick; Pierre Giquel; Raymond Hains; Lise Harlev; Molly Haslund; Gad Hollander; Saskia Holmkvist; Karl Holmq.