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Dialogues on CoreCore & the Contemporary Online Avant-Garde (2024)


by 0nty & OmC (Eds.)

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Where do you begin with a book like this; a book containing dialogues on a micro contemporary avant-garde video art movement on social media called “CoreCore”? It is, as “0nty”, the lead editor said, more of a toll booth; this book ensures no possiblity for the artists to be cut out of the loop when the academics arrive en scene. That aside, it is a fascinating collection of texts on cultural theory, psychoanalysis and philosophy, which, as filmmaker and contributor Mischa Dols said: “has no right to be as good a book as it is; it wasn’t supposed to actually be good”.

Contains a mass of visual art from upward of 140 contributors. Monumental book.

“This is an important cultural object” — Dana Dawud
            














Specifications:



Dimensions: A5 (14.8x21cm )
Binding: Perfect Bound 
Pages: 230pp.
ISBN
: 978-9925-8118-6-1
Paper
: 300g/m2 Bilderdruck Matt &  80g/m2 Munken White
Fonts
: Fira Sans Condensed & Lora
Language: English
Released
: 4th May 2024


Credits:



Editor(s): 0nty & OmC
Art & Design: 0nty
Layout & Typography: 0nty




FEATURES WORK FROM

:
0nty • Dylan Smith (OnMyComputer) • John-Robin Bold • Bebe_Crotte • Societyiftextwall • Aemmonia • Emonie Fay Chetwin (Xleepyfay) • Alice Aster • Anastasija Pavić • Anastasiia Pishchanska (shelestvetrovki) • Ash Ingram • ChaoticRhizomatic • Crisis Acting • Dana Dawud • Daniel Neeman • Edson Javier Rogil • Hunter Thompson • Joe Iovino (Levels of Nuance) • John DeSousa • John Michael • Jomel • Liam Harding (X._.pulp) • Louis Higgins - Louis Morelle • Maria Puglisi • Mason Noel • Mischa Dols • i0 xen0 • Nicholas Sanchez (Wonderful Cringe) • Nick Vyssotsky • Nikolaos Sakkadakis • Orion Arnold • Persis Bekkering • Redacted Cut • Reed McDonaldson • Rokas Vaičiulis • Rozzlyn Agnes K • Soham Adhikari • Uba • Zoey Solomon • Machine Yearning • Jordi Viader Guerrero • Tommaso Campagna • Kali Masoch 


 

“CoreCore is two words, but its the same word; there is a mirror stage between the cores of CoreCore. Who is going to say what the Core is? In a way, that’s what Dada does.”

— Lucas Ferraço Nassif