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1. Man vs Machine

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Katharina Korbjuhn, Alessandro Furchino Capria, Claire Sullivan, Francelle Daly, Hamzat Raheem, Haley Wollens, Javier Irigoyen, Kenyon Anderson, Kyle Keese, Loretta Fahrenholz, Natacha Voranger, Theo Liu, Tobias Spichtig, Tomo Jidai, Susanne Jonas, William Wiebe, Jak Ritger, Kay Kasparhauser, Reggie James, Nelya Rosa, Analisa Teachworth, Anna von Raison, Alex de Brabant, Au Haddad, Ali Michael, Billy Rennekamp, Calla Henkel, Caroline Busta, Dan Thawley, Elise By Olsen, Grimes, Hugo Hoppmann, He Xiangiu, Lil Internet, Karl Holmqvist, Lengua, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Mat Dryhurst, Max Pitegoff, Paloma Elsesser, Sean Monahan, Shumon Basar, Simon Denny, Theresa Patzschke, Thyago Sainte, Yngve Holen, Shawn Dezan, Jemima @Ikki Casting, Alexander Dexter Jones, Debit, Ian Glover, Uschi Korbjuhn, Andrea Wiedmer, Joanna Della Valle, Emanuele Della Valle, Tobias Rauscher, Eric Torstensen, Jacqueline Sullivan Gallery, Harris Rosenblum, Arthur @ Next NY, Harvard Lab, Katharina Korbjuhn, Alessandro Furchino Capria, Claire Sullivan, Francelle Daly, Hamzat Raheem, Haley Wollens, Javier Irigoyen, Kenyon Anderson, Kyle Keese, Loretta Fahrenholz, Natacha Voranger, Theo Liu, Tobias Spichtig, Tomo Jidai, Susanne Jonas, William Wiebe, Jak Ritger, Kay Kasparhauser, Reggie James, Nelya Rosa, Analisa Teachworth, Anna von Raison, Alex de Brabant, Au Haddad, Ali Michael, Billy Rennekamp, Calla Henkel, Caroline Busta, Dan Thawley, Elise By Olsen, Grimes, Hugo Hoppmann, He Xiangiu, Lil Internet, Karl Holmqvist, Lengua, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Mat Dryhurst, Max Pitegoff, Paloma Elsesser, Sean Monahan, Shumon Basar, Simon Denny, Theresa Patzschke, Thyago Sainte, Yngve Holen, Shawn Dezan, Jemima @Ikki Casting, Alexander Dexter Jones, Debit, Ian Glover, Uschi Korbjuhn, Andrea Wiedmer, Joanna Della Valle, Emanuele Della Valle, Tobias Rauscher, Eric Torstensen, Jacqueline Sullivan Gallery, Harris Rosenblum, Arthur @ Next NY, and Harvard Lab

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Man vs Machine HOW WILL TECHNOLOGY INFLUENCE THE FUTURE OF CREATIVITY? We don’t want to get into the futile debate of whether or not the machine will replace us. If, or when, have no relevance here. Our life with the machine is now. We want to shine a light on the machine, not as something we use but something that uses us; in the same way that an ax cutting wood requires our muscles to work, our hands to bruise. The attention economy stole our ability to see beyond the moment, see the arch narrative behind the click. Whether we feel comfortable envisioning a future of superhumans and cyborgs or wish for a return and dismantling of technological progress in favor of the survival of our race, we must understand that decisions are being made now. Those able to see the bigger picture will be part of that decision in the making every day. Wake up, user. You’ve been drunk for a while., https://www.librarystack.org/man-vs-machine/?ref=unknown

Published
2023

2. Calla Henkel

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John Holten, Jemowit Nowak, Calla Henkel, Ziemowit Nowak, Torben Wessel, Theresa Patzschke, Nora Nele Heinerfetter, Inkk Agop, John Holten, Jemowit Nowak, Calla Henkel, Ziemowit Nowak, Torben Wessel, Theresa Patzschke, Nora Nele Heinerfetter, and Inkk Agop

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In this episode John talks with Calla Henkel. She was born in 1988 in Minneapolis, MN, USA. A writer, playwright, director and artist, she currently lives and works in Berlin. She has staged plays at Volksbühne Berlin, The Whitney Museum of Art, as well as at New Theater, the experimental theatre space she founded and programmed in Berlin from 2013-2015. Her art writing has been published in periodicals such as Texte zur Kunst, Spike, Mousse, and others. Her artistic work with Max Pitegoff has been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide. She currently operates a bar, performance space and film ..., https://www.librarystack.org/calla-henkel/?ref=unknown

Published
2022

3. Mise en TV

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Lil Internet, Caroline Busta, Daniel Keller, Calla Henkel, Lil Internet, Caroline Busta, Daniel Keller, and Calla Henkel

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Calla Henkel — one half of the artist duo, with Max Pitegoff, behind Berlin’s Times Bar, the New Theater, and currently TV Bar; as well as author of the “thrilling” (Cosmopolitan), “darkly glamorous” (The Stylist) debut novel, Other People’s Clothes (Sceptre, Doubleday, 2021) — talks to NM about scene-creation, image recuperation, and the post-2006 evolution of Berlin’s culture sector. Plus: self-mythologizing, LA lobotomizing, and the cringe self-help book secretly powering Berlin’s writing renaissance., https://www.librarystack.org/mise-en-tv/?ref=unknown

Published
2022

4. Scrap : A Novel

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Calla Henkel and Calla Henkel

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A true-crime obsessed young artist is drawn into the lives of an deliriously wealthy family in this fantastically entertaining thriller from Calla Henkel, author of Other People's Clothes Laced with pitch-black humor and conspiratorial unease, Scrap is a razor-sharp examination of wealth and power, art and truth, of the line between justice and revenge—and who gets to cross it. Recently dumped and stuck with a mortgage, artist Esther Ray wants to burn the world, but instead, she reluctantly accepts a scrapbooking job from the deliriously wealthy Naomi Duncan. The scrapbooks, a secret birthday gift for Naomi's husband, Bryce, trace the Duncan's 25-year marriage. The conditions: Esther must include every piece of paper she's been sent, must sign an NDA, and must only contact Naomi using the burner phone provided. Otherwise she'll spoil the surprise. As Esther binges true-crime podcasts and works through the near-200 boxes of Duncan detritus, she finds herself infatuated with the gilded family—until, mid-project, Naomi dies suspiciously. When Esther becomes convinced the husband killed her, she uses the scrapbooks'trove of information to insert herself into the Duncans'lives to prove it. But the more Esther investigates, the further she is dragged back to the scorched earth of her past and the famous artist who paid her to disappear.

Published
2024

5. Other People's Clothes : A Novel

Author

Calla Henkel and Calla Henkel

Subjects
Psychological fiction, Mystery fiction, Women art students--Fiction, Women novelists--Fiction, Landlord and tenant--Fiction
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Two American ex-pats obsessed with the Amanda Knox trial find themselves at the nexus of murder and celebrity in glittering late-aughts Berlin in this “hugely entertaining” (The New York Times) debut with a wicked sense of humor. “Darkly funny, psychologically rich and utterly addictive... [a] harrowing tale of twisty female friendships, slippery identity and furtive secrets.” —Megan Abbott, best-selling author of The TurnoutHoping to escape the pain of the recent murder of her best friend, art student Zoe Beech finds herself studying abroad in the bohemian capital of Europe—Berlin. Rudderless, Zoe relies on the arrangements of fellow exchange student Hailey Mader, who idolizes Warhol and Britney Spears and wants nothing more than to be an art star. When Hailey stumbles on a posting for a high-ceilinged, prewar sublet by well-known thriller writer Beatrice Becks, the girls snap it up. They soon spend their nights twisting through Berlin's club scene and their days hungover. But are they being watched? Convinced that Beatrice intends to use their lives as inspiration for her next novel, Hailey vows to craft main-character-worthy personas. They begin hosting a decadent weekly nightclub in the apartment, finally gaining the notoriety they've been craving. Everyone wants an invitation to “Beatrice's.” As the year unravels and events spiral out of control, they begin to wonder whose story they are living—and how it will end. Other People's Clothes brilliantly illuminates the sometimes dangerous intensity of female friendships, as well as offering an unforgettable window into millennial life and the lengths people will go to in order to eradicate emotional pain.

Published
2022

6. Equal Equal #3

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Matt Keegan, Sam Anderson, Judith Barry, Diane Simpson, Jacob Robichaux, Steve Reinke, Sreshta Rit Premnath, Kay Rosen, Ed Atkins, Daniel Bozhkov, Uri Aran, Rachel Foullon, Aurelien Froment, Ajay Kurian, Vincent Fecteau, Alejandro Cesarco, Caleb Considine, Jo Nigoghossian, Jessica Stockholder, Kenny Greenberg, Max Pitegoff, Calla Henkel, Jill Magid, John Miller, Carl Andre, Matt Keegan, Sam Anderson, Judith Barry, Diane Simpson, Jacob Robichaux, Steve Reinke, Sreshta Rit Premnath, Kay Rosen, Ed Atkins, Daniel Bozhkov, Uri Aran, Rachel Foullon, Aurelien Froment, Ajay Kurian, Vincent Fecteau, Alejandro Cesarco, Caleb Considine, Jo Nigoghossian, Jessica Stockholder, Kenny Greenberg, Max Pitegoff, Calla Henkel, Jill Magid, John Miller, and Carl Andre

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A publication is a time capsule & transmitter from here to there, from you to me. Working from this basic statement: how has your work changed since your 2012 or 2015 contribution to ==? This question and timeline could be rephrased as: How has your life & work changed in the wake of Brexit, Trump’s presidency, and the move to the right in Europe. (The majority of contributors are based in the US and this prompt is not intended to romanticize Obama’s presidency or deny repressive administrations that have come before). It is not necessary to root your response in the 1st person, ..., https://www.librarystack.org/equal-equal-3/?ref=unknown

Published
2015

7. Equal Equal #2

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Matt Keegan, Su Barber, Sam Anderson, Daniel Bozhkov, Uri Aran, Rachel Foullon, Diane Simpson, Vincent Fecteau, Jo Nigoghossian, Jessica Stockholder, Kenny Greenberg, Max Pitegoff, Calla Henkel, Milano Chow, Martine Syms, Darren Bader, David Placek, Fia Backström, Lisa Robertson, Corrine Fitzpatrick, Lucky deBellevue, Jake Ewert, Leslie Hewitt, Aaron Peck, Haytham El-Wardany, Iman Issa, Carl Andre, Matt Keegan, Su Barber, Sam Anderson, Daniel Bozhkov, Uri Aran, Rachel Foullon, Diane Simpson, Vincent Fecteau, Jo Nigoghossian, Jessica Stockholder, Kenny Greenberg, Max Pitegoff, Calla Henkel, Milano Chow, Martine Syms, Darren Bader, David Placek, Fia Backström, Lisa Robertson, Corrine Fitzpatrick, Lucky deBellevue, Jake Ewert, Leslie Hewitt, Aaron Peck, Haytham El-Wardany, Iman Issa, and Carl Andre

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Although it looks like it, == is not the catalogue of an exhibition. It is exactly the opposite, it is an independent project, conceived ahead of an exhibition. In fact, Matt Keegan has devised an exhibition from the publication, rather than the traditional reverse. Even more, an unlimited number of venues may be produced. Emphasizing the wall as a page, each one provides a temporary container for ==’s various parts, allowing Matt Keegan to act as the protagonist for the fictive curatorial project., https://www.librarystack.org/equal-equal-2/?ref=unknown

Published
2015

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