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SHIPPING WORLDWIDE⁣ Joy Division fans, pop culture fanatics, and music-loving designers, take note.⁣ ⁣ Division of Pleasures⁣ Available at www.draw-down.com⁣ ⁣ Forty years after the release of Unknown Pleasures, the band’s debut studio album, design studio Vieceli & Cremers presents Division of Pleasures. The album’s cover artwork was designed by artist #PeterSaville using a data plot of signals from a radio pulsar. Taking this image as its theme — one which has since triggered countless interpretations and reprocessings as a globally recognized pop-cultural trope — the book features 136 pages of recreations, installations, modifications, transformations, pre-digital memes, repetitions and differences, and differences in repetition.⁣ ⁣ #JörgScheller #everyedition #GraphicDesign #JoyDivision #thesmiths #nineinchnails #unknownpleasures #robertsmith #postpunk #lovewilltearusapart #morrissey #isthisit #neworder #pinkfloyd #joydivision #joydivisiontattoo #joydivisionforever #joydivisionfans #supremejoydivision (at England) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-5GjcQnvCt/?igshid=isgwauwuosxk

Stettler, Bruno. Corinne. Coco Colli Acid Everyedition, Zürich. 2020. 4°. OBrosch. (mit Banderole) 160 S., Photos by Bruno Stettler 1980-1986. Concept and Design by Chris Eggli, in collaboration with Vieceli & Cremers. Advice and support by Lurker Grand #corinne #brunostettler #lurkergrand #everyedition #photobook #photobooks #kunstkiosk #kunstkioskimhelmhaus https://bit.ly/2HoTan6 (hier: Zürich, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGpVkzAlNsC/?igshid=gmc7ynrdw9t1

A diminutive book with a black binding, its precisely 336 pages each show an extreme close-up of the numbered portion of a page from one of 336 different books from the past century and more. The concept and design by Tania Prill, Alberto Vieceli and Sebastian Cremers is light-hearted and enigmatic, while simultaneously also a fascinating exercise in bibliophilic and typographical pursuits. The composition and structure of the project reference George Brecht's work, while the title is inspired by the artist books of Ed Ruscha, which make the content of a volume transparent. The concept for the book apparently originated during the reading of p. 243 of Bram Stoker's Dracula. Published by Everyedition. Printed in an edition of 400 copies. Hardcover, 336 pages.

A diminutive book with a black binding, its precisely 336 pages each show an extreme close-up of the numbered portion of a page from one of 336 different books from the past century and more. The concept and design by Tania Prill, Alberto Vieceli and Sebastian Cremers is light-hearted and enigmatic, while simultaneously also a fascinating exercise in bibliophilic and typographical pursuits. The composition and structure of the project reference George Brecht's work, while the title is inspired by the artist books of Ed Ruscha, which make the content of a volume transparent. The concept for the book apparently originated during the reading of p. 243 of Bram Stoker's Dracula. Printed in an edition of 400 copies. Hardcover, 336 pages.

Tania Prill, Alberto Vieceli and Sebastian Cremers, "336 Pages 336 Books," 2014, 336 pages, Publisher Everyedition. A diminutive book with a black binding, its precisely 336 pages each showing an extreme close-up of the numbered portion of a page from one of 336 different books from the past century and more. #Publication #PMxPostMeridiem #Bibliography #Enigma #GeorgeBrecht #EveryEdition #EdRuscha