Stills from the CUSS Joburg webisode, screened at the IPP closing. Watch the full video on the CUSS website. (Vimeo url: http://vimeo.com/41075772).
NOTE: This blog is maintained as an archive of a project produced in 2011 & 2012. For current information please go to www.francisburger.com
This site is intended as a weblog of the IPP, a sporadic, idiosyncratic investigation of independent publishing in South Africa - launched at Blank Projects, Cape Town, in September 2011. Visit or follow this page for updates on the project's trajectory and to view research paraphernalia as it happens. For more information email independentpublishingproject@gmail.com
This site is intended as a weblog of the IPP, a sporadic, idiosyncratic investigation of independent publishing in South Africa - launched at Blank Projects, Cape Town, in September 2011. Visit or follow this page for updates on the project's trajectory and to view research paraphernalia as it happens. For more information email independentpublishingproject@gmail.com
2012, 08 May - 01 June: Research office at the Parking Gallery with Research Art
2011, 8 September - 1 October: IPP launch with a temporary library and workshop at blank projects with Josh Ginsburg, Stuart Cairns, Sebastian Borckenhagen, James King, Athi Mongezeleli Joja, Christian Nerf, Nathan Gates, Trasi Henen, Jared Ginsburg, Kyle Morland, Lance Herman, Bianca Baldi, Unathi Mkonto, Emalie Bingham, Ryan van Huyssteen, Sjaka Septembir, Jamal Nxedlana, Ravi Govender, Zamani Xolo, Lalya Leiman and Amirah Tadin of CUSS Monthly, and others.
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24/04/2012
24/03/2012
CUSS webisode shoot in the auditorium
Behind the scenes stills from CUSS and collaborator's webisode shoot in the Goethe Institut auditorium...
09/03/2012
The Independent Publishing Project at the Goethe-Institut Library 15 March - 26 April 2012
A second
public iteration of the Independent Publishing Project, produced in partnership
with the Goethe-Institut South Africa*, will be running at the Goethe-Institut
library on Jan Smuts avenue from the 15th of March until the 26th of April.
Begun in 2011,
the IPP is a research initiative aimed at gathering people and objects around
the idea of self or small-scale publishing in a South African context.
Focusing on
collaboration and conversation among contemporary practitioners the exhibition
will feature a select reading room and a working studio. Guest participants to
occupy the space include Josh Ginsburg, Rangoato Hlasane, Mark Kannemeyer, CUSS
(Ravi Govender, Jamal Nxedlana, Nikki Comninos and Zamani Xolo), and Sebastian
Borckenhagen, amongst others.


The project
will develop within the space over six weeks, culminating with a combined event
showcasing new works, an IPP broadsheet and the screening of CUSS’s
Johannesburg focused webisode (see the Durban version here). The event will
take place on the 24th of April at 18:30 at the Goethe-Institut.
A small
introductory gathering for participants and others interested in the project
will be held on the 15th of March at 18:30.
The
exhibition run will be dotted with two-day intensive workshops run
by the facilitators and artist participants. We'll start publicizing workshop and other event info from the 26th of March, 2012.
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*
Goethe-Institut Johannesburg:
119 Jan Smuts Ave (entrance on New Port
Road), Parkwood 2193,
+27 11 4423232
Gallery
hours**
Monday -
Thursdays 09:00-13:00; 14:00-18:00; Fridays 09:00 - 14:30;
Saturdays by
appointment (email independentpublishingproject@gmail.com)
**
Restricted viewing times may be imposed on the reading room from the 26th of
March and will be announced here so please check back before visiting the space
23/09/2011
Events of the final week of the IPP at blank projects
A quick provisional rundown of events planned for the upcoming week.
On Tuesday 27 September at 14:00 Clive Kellner will be in conversation with the IPP on the history of the Camouflage gallery (1991-2001) and his experience of independence and agency within the landscape of contemporary art in South Africa.
Magazines by CUSS produced in collaboration with students from the WITS school of Fine Arts will be available as take-aways at Blank from Wednesday 28th September.
Another two informal conversations will be hosted on Friday 30th, the first at 11:00 with Kathryn Smith, artist and founder of serialworks, on independent strategies and making the conditions to make in, and the second at 14:30 with Andy Mason, comic artist and educator, on various topics that emerge around his extensive collection of South African comics.

A selection from Andy Mason's collection.
And finally, on Saturday the 1st of October the IPP will close with participant's and facilitators in conversation on anything and everything about self and independent publishing, and about the IPP itself... Join us to listen or pitch in, or afterwards for a drink (conversation 11:00-13:00, closing from 13:00 onwards, gallery closes at 15:00).
On Tuesday 27 September at 14:00 Clive Kellner will be in conversation with the IPP on the history of the Camouflage gallery (1991-2001) and his experience of independence and agency within the landscape of contemporary art in South Africa.
Magazines by CUSS produced in collaboration with students from the WITS school of Fine Arts will be available as take-aways at Blank from Wednesday 28th September.
Another two informal conversations will be hosted on Friday 30th, the first at 11:00 with Kathryn Smith, artist and founder of serialworks, on independent strategies and making the conditions to make in, and the second at 14:30 with Andy Mason, comic artist and educator, on various topics that emerge around his extensive collection of South African comics.

And finally, on Saturday the 1st of October the IPP will close with participant's and facilitators in conversation on anything and everything about self and independent publishing, and about the IPP itself... Join us to listen or pitch in, or afterwards for a drink (conversation 11:00-13:00, closing from 13:00 onwards, gallery closes at 15:00).
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