Une sélection de multiples de la collection onestar press proposée par Anna Klossowski, Louise Grislain et Charlotte Morel

Marina Abramovic • John Armleder Lisa Anne Auerbach • Lewis Baltz Pierre Bismuth • Stefan Brecht Claude Closky • Liz Cohen • Ryan Gander • Pamela Golden • Jamelie Hassan • Jonas Mekas • Aleksandra Mir • Jonathan Monk • François Morellet • Sam Samore • Hans Schabus • Alain Séchas • A.L. Steiner Annika Ström • Taroop & Glabel Stephen Vitiello • Luca Vitone

Opening le 11 décembre 2009 - 18h - 21h 11 décembre 2009 au 9 janvier 2010 11h -18h du lundi au vendredi et samedi sur rendez-vous onestar press 49, rue Albert* 75013 Paris

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The _onestar stop_ by Hans Schabus at the Centre Culturel Français de Turin, Italy

To complement this original design, the “onestar stop” is presented alongside specially commissioned 4 x 3 meters LARGE IMAGES by Pierre Bismuth, Christophe Boutin, Diego Perrone, Jennifer Allora, Guillermo Calzadilla and Abraham Cruzvillegas

During the opening reception, the LARGE IMAGES will be pasted and hung on the interior walls of the French Cultural Center by a professional poster hanger. This performance will be brief and will not be repeated.

At he occasion of the “onestar stop” show at the Centre Culturel Français de Turin a new issue of Afterart News is published featuring articles on onestar press’s new productions; John Tremblay, Chloe Piene, Mark Dion and Bob Braine, Elvire Bonduelle and more.

opening reception : Monday June 5th 2006 from 7:00 pm At 5:30 pm - Talk on artist’s book with Christophe Boutin (artist), Philippe Buschinger (artist), Cornelia Lauf (art historian), Beatrice Merz, President of the Fondazione Merz

Exhibition from June 5th to October 6th 2006.

Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 08:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Centre Culturel Français de Turin via Pomba, 23 - T. + (39) 011 515 75 11 www.france-torino.it

1* x 5 Since it’s founding 5 years ago, onestar press has proven itself to be attracted by hybrid styles, borderline activities, crossover artists, networks, the constantly mutating potential of the internet and the frontier of public and private spheres. The press’s grassroots foundations and expanding digital networks embody an internet paradox a kind of daisy-chain complicity across borders. onestar press is a bricks & clicks collective that gives artists and their publics actual alternatives for expression and distribution, the kind of exposure that counts highly in our age of hype and art fair bloat. onestar publishes work across the spectrum, not only by superstars but by “struggling” artists as well. The press’s storied tagline - strictly un-edited by the publisher - perfectly embodies it’s principles: it’s the artist’s work that counts, not the publisher’s politics, or even his bottom line. That’s a part of the reason that onestar press’s success is so richly deserved: 125 artists published, almost as many multiples and videos, installations created in major museums and gallery spaces with architects and curators, travelling shows, international conferences, university workshops, a newspaper (Afterart News) and, far from the maddening crowd, many of the best art parties anyone has ever attended. 5 years, onestar! And here’s to many more years of creative energy, eye-popping art and the great international underground you’ve become! Richard Dailey, 2006

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