Dear world you have made the persons slow
Artist's Publication. São Paulo/ Berlin: COISAS QUE MATAM, 2021. [Second Edition 2022]
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Dear world you have made the persons slow uses the World Health Organization’s collected 2020 press statements about COVID-19 as its source material. Composed using black-out poetry, the project casts light on the on-going and mostly unconscious consumption of online information. In reproducing the affect of online communication, these poems are both violently abridged and easy to consume.
In a world filled with transnational commercial chains, empathy and solidarity tend to stay local; the sudden violence of a worldwide pandemic paired with personal crises raises long overdue awareness for a more global concern for other subjects as well. Dear world you have made the persons slow contains potential further worldwide statements and recommendations. And yes, they are already there, they just need to be dis-covered.
COISAS QUE MATAM (THINGS THAT KILL)
is a label of the present, unleashed to publish sound and visual works afflicted by the now. If there are things that kill, there are also those that ignite and exhort.
Since 2017, Stefanie Egedy and Simon Fernandes have been creating this circumstance between São Paulo and Berlin.
Palais de Tokyo, Librairie, 13 Av. du Président Wilson, 75116 Paris
Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für Gegenwart, Buchhandlung, Invalidenstraße 50-51, 10557 Berlin
Haus der Kunst, Buchhandlung, Prinzregentenstraße 1, 80538 München
MACRO, Museo d'Arte Contemporanea di Roma, Libreria, Via Nizza 138, 00198 Roma
McNally Jackson, 52 Prince Street, NY 10012, New York
Skylight Books, 1818 N Vermont Ave, CA 90027 Los Angeles
3standardstoppage, Yangrou Hutong No.58, Beijing
Punch Bookshop, Piața Pache Protopopescu 13, 030167 Bucharest
bruno, C. Lunga S. Barnaba 2729, 30123 Venezia
Batt Coop, 33 Rue Doudeauville, 75018 Paris
Buchhandlung Walther König, an der Museumsinsel, Burgstraße 27, 10178 Berlin
Salon für Kunstbuch, Luftbadgasse 16, 1060 Wien
MOTTO BERLIN, Skalitzer Str. 68, 10997 Berlin
Drucken3000, Ackerstraße 22, 10115 Berlin
Atelier Kaufmann, Burgbergstr. 57, 91054 Erlangen
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Buchhandlung Walther König Bestellnr.: 1671330
INTERVIEWS/ PRESS
BR2 KulturLeben: Mit Blackout Poetry durch die Krise, 21.10.21
Nürnberger Nachrichten: Eine empfindsame Welt braucht Freundlichkeit, 07.12.21
Signaturen Magazin: Rezension zu Elena Kaufmann: Dear world you have ...., 2021.
COISAS QUE MATAM: Elena Kaufmann - Dear world you have made the persons slow (CQM)
