A Copy is a Meta-Original

A Copy is a Meta-Original

Redefine/rearrange an old socialist photography magazine. Each student had one year of the magazine, they form groups and work on several years together. The text is completly ignored. Only the Images reappear. The are used in a completly different way then before: Which means they should rearrange, cut, collage them: make something completely new, out of the given material. In the end of the workshop every student had a clip-stitched Magazine of 32 Pages. They all be bound as a book.

Workshop (2016) by Federico Barbon, Danaë Barrow, Tamara Blanc, Michele Brianza, Alix Chauvet, Célestine Claudin, Selma Farhan, Tina Gabriel, Amélie Gallay, Sébastian Gross, Jeanne Jouve, Eugène Kaïmanovitch, Ann Kern, Sylvan Lanz, David Loy, Théo Marielle, Pauline Mayor, Florian Moix, Maximilien Pellegrini, Lydia Perrot, Maxime Petit, Clémentine Rousset, André Teixeira da Silva, Loïc Volkart, Olivia Wünsche, Kerime Yayla

Assistants
Alice Franchetti
Redefine/rearrange an old socialist photography magazine. Each student had one year of the magazine, they form groups and work on several years together. The text is completly ignored. Only the Images reappear. The are used in a completly different way then before: Which means they should rearrange, cut, collage them: make something completely new, out of the given material. In the end of the workshop every student had a clip-stitched Magazine of 32 Pages. They all be bound as a book.
Workshop with Florian Lamm (Lamm&Kirch), Leipzig assisted by Alice Franchetti
Workshop with Florian Lamm (Lamm&Kirch), Leipzig assisted by Alice Franchetti
Workshop with Florian Lamm (Lamm&Kirch), Leipzig assisted by Alice Franchetti

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Workshop with Florian Lamm (Lamm&Kirch), Leipzig assisted by Alice Franchetti
Workshop with Florian Lamm (Lamm&Kirch), Leipzig assisted by Alice Franchetti
Workshop with Florian Lamm (Lamm&Kirch), Leipzig assisted by Alice Franchetti

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