▲ Event #5

Archive Kabinett at Salon Light #7
October 22 – 24, 2010

Paris – Point Éphémère/Salon Light #7

▲ Event #4

P3 Ambika – London/Sunday Fair

▲ Event #2

The Loose Bookshop at Archive Kabinett
December 10th, 2009 at 7.00 pm

We are happy to invite you to the opening of Archive Kabinett & The Loose Bookshop. Archive Kabinett will open its rooms with a selection of publications
and films all revolving around the idea of archives as storytellers and the
presentation of Home for lost Ideas, a book project by Dan Rees and Catherine Griffiths, published by Archive Books.

Join us on December 10th, 2009 at 7.00 pm at Archive Kabinett
in Dieffenbachstraße 31, Berlin. We will be looking forward to seeing you there!

▲ Pictures of Event #1

Pictures of Simon Fujiwara’s lecture
October 6th, 2009 at 8.00 pm

 

▲ Event #1

Simon Fujiwara’s lecture
October 6th, 2009 at 8.00 pm

Simon Fujiwara continuously re-constructs his own identity by weaving
his personal and family biographies into the larger scheme of history, through architectural installations, erotic fiction writing and lecture-performances. From expeditions in Africa to the underground world of sex in 70’s Spain, the personal experiences presented in Fujiwara’s lectures are used to explore a range of subjects from ethnology and eroticism to architecture and ancestry.

Please join us on Tuesday at Archive Kabinett in Dieffenbachstraße 31, Berlin.
We are looking forward to seeing you soon!

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Archive Books is a publishing house committed to the development of a range of activities dedicated to contemporary cultural production founded in 2007 by Chiara Figone. Through its publications Archive Books explores and conveys art publications as a method to bring art practices into the public discussion. It aims to produce and distribute printed materials, which allows the creation and the maintenance of a dialogue between cultural research and social sphere. In 2008, Archive Journal was launched, bringing together scholarly and theoretical articles from the fields of art, architecture, and politics to create a cross-disciplinary discourse. Archive Books also organizes a series of cultural events in Berlin, at Archive Kabinett, editorial office of the publishing house and elsewhere.