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Michael Schmelling – Your BluesIn 2013, the Museum of Contemporary Photography commissioned American photographer Michael Schmelling to make a new series of photographs about music in his hometown of Chicago. Schmelling spent eighteen months immersed in the project, crisscrossing Chicago alone at night, making his way into basement shows, crowded clubs, parties, and recording studios, documenting both the communal culture at large musicians and fans alike and the DIY individualism

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some so sparse that they begin to feel like body hair

the animate and inanimate world

here fixing her gaze on a parallel archetype

and the Paço das Artes in São Paulo

They weigh like a ton of bricks on my conscience

KOPIOITU proposes the notion of cut/copy as a secession from site-specificity

Philip Gaißer spent a hot summer in Petömihályfa — a small Hungarian village south of Lake Balaton

Live Simulations is the first monograph to visualize Cheng’s artistic practice and make its principles tangible in book form

resulting in a collective tonal poem that examines the nature between languages

This body of work provides a deep insight into a cosmos of ideas which disjointedly links the political with the absurd and the philosophical with the abstract

Through artistic contributions

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