[artinfo] A New Generation of Booklets from Aksioma

[Marcela Okretiã]

PostScriptUM

We still haven't said the final word.

Aksioma - Institute for Contemporary Art, 
Ljubljana is proud to present PostScriptUM, a 
series of booklets that serve as accompanying 
texts to the projects it has exhibited and 
presented in Ljubljana. Edited by Janez Jan”a, 
the booklets offer insights and reflections of 
authors, curators, critics, theorists and other 
thinkers - such as Régine Debatty, Alessandro 
Ludovico, Bojana Kunst, Domenico Quaranta, Bruce 
Sterling and Inke Arns - raised by the works seen 
on Aksioma's programme, which in recent years has 
included Trevor Paglen, Paolo Cirio, Evan Roth, 
Franco and Eva Mattes, Ubermorgen, Monochrom, 
Frederik de Wilde, Jill Magid, among others.

Recently redesigned, expanded and enriched with 
additional colour photography the PostScriptUM 
booklets are available - in either Slovenian or 
English language - as free e-publications in pdf 
format. Through the print-on-demand service 
offered by Lulu.com, it is also possible to order 
each issue as a printed booklet.

Currently with 18 issues, the PostScriptUM series 
will be continuously updated with new releases. 
The latest publications in the series are Futures 
in Excess by author Daniela Silvestrin and We 
Started a Meme Which Started the Whole World 
Crying by the Slovenian art collective Smetnjak.

Stay tuned for forthcoming booklets by Geoff Cox 
on the exhibition The Pirate Cinema by Nicolas 
Maigret and a discussion between Pablo Garcia and 
Or Ettlinger.

To download individual booklets or to order a 
printed copy on demand, visit 
<http://www.aksioma.org/brochures?lang=en>www.aksioma.org/brochures.

To download the complete set of booklets in 
English language, click 
<http://www.aksioma.org/postscriptum_eng.zip>here.



PostScriptUM
Editor of the Series: Janez Jan”a
Publisher: Aksioma - Institute for Contemporary Arts, Ljubljana
Represented by: Marcela Okretiã
Design: Luka Umek
Layout: Sonja Grdina
Printed and distributed by: Lulu.com


The publishing of the PostScriptUM series is 
realised in the framework of 
<http://www.mastersandservers.org/>Masters & 
Servers,
a joint project by Aksioma (SI), Drugo more (HR), 
AND (UK), Link Art Center (IT) and d-i-n-a / The 
Influencers (ES).

Masters & Servers has been funded with support from the European Commission.
These related publications reflect the views only 
of the author, and the Commission cannot be held 
responsible for any use which may be made of the 
information contained therein.

The programme of Aksioma is supported by the 
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia 
and the Municipality of Ljubljana.