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Apocalypse zine

Sarah Sharafi

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Weight 130 g
Dimensions 270 × 200 mm
additional authors

Apocalypse, vol.1

binding

staple bound

printing

xerox printed

Format

270 x 200 mm

coverage

50 pages

Design by

designed by Holger Schulze & Sarah Sharafi

language

English

year

2017

12,00 

VAT exempted according to UStG §19
Delivery Time: ca. 10 workdays

Weight: 130g

In stock

the purpose of this zine is to have an open and radically subjective engagement with the overall theme of apocalypse. it engages the notion of shift, revelation and catastrophe. all people involved in the project come not necessarily from art but a plethora of various fields. apocalypse is not about cultural studies, it is not illustrating the historic genesis of the term apocalypse. its reason is to ask about the shape of the world – to adress the current time and its intensification of madness. different, sometimes remote positions create an overall impression and not a pseudo-homogenous field of discourse. contradictions as well as similarities emerge within the contributions. both – contradictions and similarities – are neither forced nor concealed. all participants are joined within a poetic and curious approach.  — Sarah Sharafi