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Counting Until Ten Isabelle Wenzel @isabelle.w.e.n.z.e.l @artpapereditions In ‘Counting Till Ten’, Isabelle Wenzel plays a game. A game where she challenges herself as well as the viewer. Improvisation is an important element in this game. Things happen by mistake. Wenzel questions the role of the camera and the one of the (female) body. She makes use of her own body as a model in order to convey an image by movement. Wenzel works in a fast, direct and very spontaneous way. Photographer and model become one. Performance is always present in her work. She sculptures an image by use of her body, gravity and the environment. She makes the viewer conscious of his or her own body, while narcissistically being occupied with that of her own. What is it like to be a physical being? Design and edit by Jurgen Maelfeyt @jurgenmaelfeyt #countingtillten #isabellewenzel #artpapereditions #3ssbookselect #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRFK2XFFcoT/?utm_medium=tumblr

Deconstructing Recipes and Formulas, edited and selected by @anaisest_ Since our very first conversation, Anaïs expressed her deep interests about food and the food-related, recipes, formulas, etc. This is last editorial she did during her summer intern at Bungee, with this "secret recipe" she made for Bungee Space. "What the following publications present to us are ways in which we can evaluate the recording of recipes and formulas, and contemplate their complexities. Be it intentional or otherwise, a recipe or formula tells us much about its user/creator in relation to their role in society, history, and their cultural background. Such information can only be found with the use, deconstruction, and reconstruction of formulas and recipes, rather than soley in the outcomes they seek to create." MORE to read thru "3SSSELECT" on our website. "3SSSELECT" is our new program live on our website (3ssstudios.com) under "AGENDA" as a growing archive featuring our thoughts & discussions on books, designs, art, and objects, etc. Subscribe our newsletter (link in bio) to be the first reader 🗞 Enjoy the reading list about "Deconstructing Recipes and Formulas" edited by Anaïs Pyrczak, Come Read at @bungee.space ! #3ssselect #3ssbookselect #bungeespace #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios (at Stanton Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChDjeKwFPw3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Deconstructing Recipes and Formulas, edited and selected by @anaisest_ Since our very first conversation, Anaïs expressed her deep interests about food and the food-related, recipes, formulas, etc. This is last editorial she did during her summer intern at Bungee, with this "secret recipe" she made for Bungee Space. "What the following publications present to us are ways in which we can evaluate the recording of recipes and formulas, and contemplate their complexities. Be it intentional or otherwise, a recipe or formula tells us much about its user/creator in relation to their role in society, history, and their cultural background. Such information can only be found with the use, deconstruction, and reconstruction of formulas and recipes, rather than soley in the outcomes they seek to create." MORE to read thru "3SSSELECT" on our website. "3SSSELECT" is our new program live on our website (3ssstudios.com) under "AGENDA" as a growing archive featuring our thoughts & discussions on books, designs, art, and objects, etc. Subscribe our newsletter (link in bio) to be the first reader 🗞 Enjoy the reading list about "Deconstructing Recipes and Formulas" edited by Anaïs Pyrczak, Come Read at @bungee.space ! #3ssselect #3ssbookselect #bungeespace #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios (at Stanton Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChDdGNeFCLw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Cats, Artificial Intelligence, and the role of Paidia What links cats and Artificial intelligence is not only our perception of them as highly cerebral, with slight or total lack of empathy, but also their proximity to unpredictable outcomes. Yes, we know that if we input such and such into an algorithm it will give such and such back, but the result, programmed but not fixed seems to be unpredictable, and creative. Similarly, cats also touch on this uncertainty. Paidia, from the greek « paidia » is a way of describing a sporatic and intuitive way of engaging in play, ungoverned by rules unlike its opposite « ludus ». Seemingly ungoverned by rules, just like A.I., cats allow us to, through their silly unpredictable actions, engage in a sort of « 3rd party » paidia, intuitive play. In this projection of « quirky » playfulness unto the likes of cats and A.I. we distance them from their actual and natural attributes. MORE to read thru "3SSSELECT" on our website. "3SSSELECT" is our new program live on our website (3ssstudios.com) under "AGENDA" as a growing archive featuring our thoughts & discussions on books, designs, art, and objects, etc. Subscribe our newsletter (link in bio) to be the first reader 🗞 Enjoy the reading list about "Cats, A.I., and Paidia" edited by Anaïs Pyrczak, @anaisest_ , at @bungee.space ! #3ssselect #3ssbookselect #bungeespace #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios (at Stanton Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgSqkpPl7HV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Cats, Artificial Intelligence, and the role of Paidia What links cats and Artificial intelligence is not only our perception of them as highly cerebral, with slight or total lack of empathy, but also their proximity to unpredictable outcomes. Yes, we know that if we input such and such into an algorithm it will give such and such back, but the result, programmed but not fixed seems to be unpredictable, and creative. Similarly, cats also touch on this uncertainty. Paidia, from the greek « paidia » is a way of describing a sporatic and intuitive way of engaging in play, ungoverned by rules unlike its opposite « ludus ». Seemingly ungoverned by rules, just like A.I., cats allow us to, through their silly unpredictable actions, engage in a sort of « 3rd party » paidia, intuitive play. In this projection of « quirky » playfulness unto the likes of cats and A.I. we distance them from their actual and natural attributes. MORE to read thru "3SSSELECT" on our website. "3SSSELECT" is our new program live on our website (3ssstudios.com) under "AGENDA" as a growing archive featuring our thoughts & discussions on books, designs, art, and objects, etc. Subscribe our newsletter (link in bio) to be the first reader 🗞 Enjoy the reading list about "Cats, A.I., and Paidia" edited by Anaïs Pyrczak, @anaisest_ , at @bungee.space ! #3ssselect #3ssbookselect #bungeespace #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios (at Stanton Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgSp3HUFiln/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

"I'm proud you call us gangsters, nevertheless you are wrong. We are worse, we are situationists." - Jacqueline de Jong, 1962 The Situationist Times was a magazine edited and published by the Dutch artist Jacqueline de Jong during the years 1962-67. In its multilingual, transdisciplinary, and cross-cultural exuberance, it became one of the most exciting and playful magazines of the 1960s. Throughout its six remark ably diverse issues, The Situationist Times challenges the notion of what it means to be a situationist, as well as traditional understandings of culture in the broader sense and of how culture is created, formatted, and shared. <These Are Situationist Times! - An Inventory of Reproductions, Deformations, Modifications, Derivations, and Transformations> provides an in-depth history of the magazine while probing its contemporary relevance. The book also presents the material De Jong assembled in the early 1970s in collaboration with Hans Brinkman for a never realized seventh issue of The Situationist Times devoted to the game of pinball. Come Read! @bungee.space 👼 💁 @torpedo_books #3ssbookselect #bungeespace #situationist #situationistinternational #jacquelinedejong #torpedopress #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios (at Stanton Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeR0bWXFoUa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Newly arrived publications and some re-stocked ones (mainly out of print publications with a few copies 🪶) Come Read at @bungee.space 1-2 @jointsloose 1. Busy Living, @cococapitan 2. Blisner, IL: An Index of Work as Labour as Work, @danielpshea 3-5 @morelbooks 3. Automated Photography, @miloove , Claus Gunti, @florianamoser 4. Organs of a Divided Labour, @jeremy_ayer 5. Déchiré, @streetographer 6. May You Continue to Blossom, @alexandradautel @cpress_books 7. Memoria, @kickthemachine @firefliespress 8. Mélaina Chloé, @cristiano_volk , @yoffypress 9. Binidittu, @nicolalocalzo @lartiere and MORE ... come to the store to explore #3ssbookselect #bungeespace #photobook #artbook #loosejoints #morelbooks #cpress #yoffypress #lartierepublishing #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios (at Stanton Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeM7FEOFfua/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Through the philosophy of human exceptionalism we try to distance ourselves from animals, yet we absorb them into our bodies and lives in a variety of complex and intimate ways: we live with animals, eat animals, wear them, look at them, paint and write about them, mourn them, even bury our dead animals in pet cemeteries with plaques that lament their loss. How do we explain our contradictory relationship with nonhuman animals? (Creed & Reesink, 2015) New program "3SSSELECT" is live at our website (3ssstudios.com) under "AGENDA" as an growing archive featuring our thoughts & discussions on books, designs, art, and objects, etc. Enjoy the reading list about Animals @bungee.space ! #3ssselect #3ssbookselect #bungeespace #3standardstoppage #3ssstudios Editor: @surishuyu (at Stanton Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbvqzc1FAaX/?utm_medium=tumblr