Achim Lengerer (Ed.)
In his artistic practise, Achim Lengerer deals with the political effects and functions of language and text. In addition to cinematic soundtracks, installations and publications, his forms of expression include performative lectures and events.
Lengerer founded various collaborative projects, including the freitagsküche in Frankfurt on the Main. Since 2009, Lengerer has run the mobile exhibition space and publishing house Scriptings.
2017 Participation in documenta 14 with the 21-hour radio work different time, different place, different pitch (with Dani Gal) produced by Savvy Funk and Deutschlandfunk. PhD at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.
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Territoires – Filmtranskripte
5,99 € – 15,00 €A monographic publication featuring multilingual text-film transcripts engaging with the legacy of the German colonial project in Cameroon and Germany, as well as broader questions of border crossings, asylum, and exclusion
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The Interpreter Dis/Appears
5,99 € – 15,00 €An artistic exploration of the political and emotional implications of translation in the context of asylum procedures in France, narrated through the lens of rarely heard testimonies: those of interpreters
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Aus der ersten Person. Filmische Autobiografien / Autofiktion
5,99 € – 15,00 €A personal exploration of the field of cinematic autobiography / autofiction
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I Speak Radio
7,99 € – 20,00 €Publication with radio texts by Anna Bromley. Reflections with invited artists, activists and researchers on language and voice in the context of sound, politics and everyday life
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Text in Public – Zine Performances and Rants
5,99 € – 15,00 €First monograph of writing by visual artist Lyónn Wolf interconnecting performative works, performance scripts and assemblage texts.
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Helke Sander: I like chaos, but I don’t know whether chaos likes me
5,99 € – 15,00 €Texts from “Frauen und Film”. The newly published texts focus on central questions of feminist film work.
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My Name Is Language
6,99 € – 17,00 €In the fictive worlds represented in this book, society is not centralized, not oversized, and self-naming is brought forward as a form of self-empowerment and resistance.