Gloria Glitzer

»KAKO — Enters the moon museum« is an artists’ book in memoriam to the to polish sculptor Katarzyna Kobro (1898–1951).
The package also includes a reprint of the first issue of »Blok« from 1924 including a postcard.

Artists’ book
44 pages · 19.5 x 14 cm
glue bound with black glue
8 color Risograph print
Edition of 150 copies (numbered)

Blok reprint
4 pages · 20 x 28.5 cm
1 color Risograph print
1 offset postcard

The »About Series« is an ongoing project where we invite artists to exhibit at our »mobile exhibition space«,  a Leporello fold with four pages—like a room has four walls—and a booklet handsewn into it—like a floor plan for this space.
For the sixth issue of the »About Series« we invited Luca Lozano aka Planet Luke.

Format 21 × 29,7 cm · offset leporello on fluo green paper with a 12 paged booklet (risograph printed) · hand bound · print run 100 · 2017

»Brace Brace« is an artzine cooperation
of Alizée De Pin, Franziska Brandt & Moritz Grünke.

stapled artzine
20 pages · 19×28cm
6 color risograph print on 120 g/m² Werkdruck white
first edition · 150 copies
2017

Sébastien is a minimal comic by Antoine Orand.

stapled artzine
12 pages · 19.5×26cm
4 color risograph print
first edition · 150 copies
2017

artists’ book: 20✕28cm, 28 pages,
risograph printed in 4 colors,
first edition 150 copies
2016

artists’ book: 20✕28cm, 28 pages,
risograph printed in 4 colors,
first edition 150 copies
2016

photography by Sergej Vutuc

artists’ book: 20✕28cm, 48 pages,
risograph printed in black, screen printed cover
first edition: 400 copies, 2016

booklet 10x14.5cm
16 pages, offset printed,
first edition 250 copies
2016

»I worked on the exercise and it is diffucult.« — Bruce Nauman

Artists’ book by Franziska Brandt and Moritz Grünke.
32 pages, 16.5 × 27.5 cm, perfect binding (black glue),
stencil printed in 4 colors on 120g Werkdruck,
first edition of 150 copies, 2015.

For the fifth issue of our »About Series« we invited the artist Alexis Beauclair to develop an exhibition in our »mobile exhibition space«.

Format 21 × 29,7 cm · offset leporello with one-color Risograph booklet · hand bound · print run 100 · 2016

Format: 25×20 cm (folded), 20×70 cm (folded out)
36 fold out pages, 1 color Riso printed
1st edition of 150 (sold out)
2nd edition of 150
by Gloria Glitzer and Sergej Vutuc, 2015

Tragovi exists like the shimmering relic of some shamanistic ritual or communion with the divine. The Risograph printed, fold-out pages open up to unveil several possible readings of a single image. The relationships between the pulsating images continually metamorphose as a result. New meaning is assigned to a conventional world that is forced upon us from the moment of birth. An alternative view is proposed. We are invited to engage in a reawakening; to consider new interpretations of everything around us. With multi-layered images that obscure with the same power as they reveal, Tragovi challenges a defunct, tired state of consciousness. These pictures persist in our memory and linger in our minds as if to demand of us if we're actually awake or only existing in a dream.

Included skaters: Shingo Ogura, Laurence Keefe, Katsumi Minami, Seimi Miyahara, Honda, Valerie Rosomako, Malte Spitz, Nils Brauer, Louis Taubert, Koichiro Uehara, Fritz Mead, Jon Nguyen, Ryan Kehrer, Maoz Trudler, Hannes Schilling.

chainchainchain Kopie.jpg is an artists’ book by Nadja Buttendorf and Gloria Glitzer.

»Things do not exist the way we perceive it, but in relation to and rely on one another. Artists bring about the conjugations of things, breaking usual meanings, and mobilize the seemingly rigid and solid world. In this exhibition, our artists present their contemporary works of different media, photography, installation, drawing and painting, to explore the ideas hindered by the hardness of things, and to tell the rock how to relax.«

Artists book by Ting Cheng, Chihoi, Son Ni, Pei Yu Shen, Ling Yu Tai, Franziska Brandt, Moritz Grünke
published by nos:books and Gloria Glitzer in August 2015

1st edition of 150 copies
32 pages, riso printed in brown, green black on 60gsm bible print paper

»Brick Wall« referes to the same titeled artists’ book by Sol LeWitt. It is a stack of 160 bricks, all different, risograph printed and bound together with a black cold glue.

»They are bricks themselves,
not reproductions of bricks.«

First Edition of 20 Copies
3 color Risograph print
164 pages
20 × 9.2 × 2.2 cm
2014

»Thrown into the Sea« is an artists’ book by Franziska Brandt and Moritz Grünke. »Thrown into the Sea« is a reflection to Lawrence Weiner’s artpiece »One Standard Air Force Dye Marker Thrown Into The Sea« he published in 1968. »Thrown into the Sea« consists of 23 risograph prints showing close-ups of the Risograph print raster and a letter by Weiner to On Kawara.

»Lawrence Weiner’s text piece ›One Standard Air Force Dye Marker Thrown into the Sea‹ (1968) puts the position of the artist on the agenda. One year later, in 1969, the American artist actually did throw a dye marker – a small sack of red color that, in the event a US World War II pilot being downed over the sea, would repel sharks and mark his position – into the sea during his exhibition at the Nova Scotia College of Art in Halifax. In a TV interview he explained that ›there is no art involved […]. You could have thrown it, practically anybody else could have thrown it.‹« — Jörg Heiser


(Sold out)
Second Edition: Format 20 × 27,5 cm · 52 pages · 10 color risograph print on 120gsm paper · yellow pad binding · print run 100 · 2016

The artzine »MINE. an asset-light existence« is a work by the set designers Romy Kießling and Veronica Wüst in co-operation with Gloria Glitzer.

»We will provide a sensation of privacy you might have lost.

›MINE. an asset-light existence‹ is a travel catalogue offering private home rentals near significant mines worldwide.«

The Artzine includes contributions by Boaz Levin, Marcus Steinweg and María Verónica Seeger Bravo.

This publication has 36 pages with 18 glued-in, offset printed images and a sheet of digital printed stickers on transparent foil. Beside the images and the stickers the publication was risograph printed in 6 colors (blue, burgundy, yellow, brown, green and black) on a thin 60gsm paper, a rough 90gsm paper and a smooth 170gsm paper. Format: 20 × 28cm.

Designed & Printed by We make it

Diogenes is an artists book by ShoboShobo (Mehdi Hercberg), designed by Alexander Fuchs and published by Gloria Glitzer. On 50 pages it shows marker drawings and water colours riso printed in black on white and colored papers. Size: 26.5x18cm, Edition of 150

»Mehdi Hercberg is a Paris-based artist and illustrator whose sobriquet, Shoboshobo, is Japanese for ›gloomy‹. His images are likewise pessimistic: lumpy-bodied dispirited people and other anthropomorphic figures who interact anxiously and sometimes violently with one another. In this risograph printed publication, Shoboshobo pays homage to his glum precursor, the cynic philosopher Diogenes who slept in barrel and lived a stoic lifestyle that involved defecating and masturbating in the public marketplace.« (Printed Matter)

Photography by Alexander Fuchs

Constructs No 1 — Moritz Grünke

Artzine 13 × 18,5 cm with 32 pages · 3 color stencil print (Risography) on 60gsm India paper · thread stitched by hand · print run 60 copies · 2012

This is the third issue of the »About Series«. We invited the artist Stefanie Leinhos to develop an exhibition on our »four walls« (the 4 paged leporello).

Format 21 × 29,7 cm · offsett leporello with two-color Risograph booklet · hand bound · print run 100 · 2012

For the fourth issue of the »About Series« we invited the artist and curator Juliane Schickedanz.

Format 21 × 29,7 cm · offsett leporello with four-color Risograph booklet · hand bound · print run 100 · 2012

Deal with Roy! by Franziska Brandt & Moritz Grünke

»›Deal With Roy‹ is a simple but brilliant little zine that contains a very graphic approach attempting to convey ›reflections on Roy Lichenstein‹. Halftones, pattern, over prints, its got it all, as well as the ›puff‹ poster, you'd be missing out by not having one.« — Matthew (Good Press Gallery)

Second Edition: artzine 12 × 18 cm with 24 pages including a poster 27 × 37,5 cm · 3 color stencil print (Risography) on ›Lessebo Design‹ · thread stitched by hand · print run 120 copies · 2012

Raster Control by Moritz Grünke

»Rasteranteuerung (raster control) is 36 paged booklet with a small collection of disrupted patterns i drawed by myself. Each booklet comes with one of two offset-posters.«

booklet & poster in bag · risograph printed booklet: 14,5×21cm, saddle stitch, 32 pages, laserprinter poster: 60×84cm, offsett · print run 100 · 2009 · price 12€

Ich bin so sanft! by Franziska Brandt & Moritz Grünke

»Ich bin so sanft!« (I am very gentle) is a small artzine published in occasion of C/O Berlin Book Days 2011.

1st Edition: Artzine 9,5 × 14,5 cm · 9 pages · b/w and color laser print · print run 50 · 2011 [Sold Out]
2nd Edition: Artzine 9,5 × 14,5 cm · 9 pages · b/w & color laser print and riso · print run 100 · 2014

I even tidied up my room, mom! by Moritz Grünke

An artzine with photographies of messy rooms and drawings with possible solutions to salvage the situation.

Second Edition: Artzine 14,5 × 20,7 cm · 24 pages · b/w Digital printing · print run 60 · 2012

About #2 — Moritz Grünke

The »About Series« is a mobile space exhibiting visual artists. Each issue consists of a leporello with four pages like a room with four walls and a small booklet with texts and a »floor plan«. It is the first periodical artzine published by Gloria Glitzer. The second issue of the »About Series« is dedicated to the works of Moritz Grünke.

21 × 29,7 cm · offsett leporello with booklet · hand bound · print run 100 · 2010

About #1 — Franziska Brandt

The »About Series« is a mobile space exhibiting visual artists. Each issue consists of a leporello with four pages like a room with four walls and a small booklet with texts and a »floor plan«. It is the first periodical artzine published by Gloria Glitzer. The first issue of the About series is dedicated to the works of Franziska Brandt.

21 × 29,7 cm · offsett leporello with booklet · hand bound · print run 100 · 2010

»J.G.P.C.« is an artzine showing drawings and pictures by Jay Gard. This Publication was developed in close cooperation with Gloria Glitzer.

»The objects of Jay Gard illustrate provocatively a bypass of the different context; they are located at a crossroad of art and usefulness. This is probably the reason why his work has the capability to function in an existing everyday environment; his work is not solely meant to span a privileged space. His work is equal to us and to the objects, which we are familiar with regarding character and dimension. In a sense this character trait could be described as being social, yet at the same time anarchistic. The only now discovered functionality of an alleged furniture mutates instantaneously into a space and confronts us with a sculpture, with the fact of being art. « — Franziska Brandt

Drawings by Jay Gard, Concept by Jay Gard & Gloria Glitzer, Text by Franziska Brandt, Translation by Cloudy, Design by Moritz Grünke, Printing by We make it

Booklet: Format 20 × 28 cm, 24 pages, 9 color risograph print on 120gsm paper, including 2 offset printed images on glossy paper, stapled · Poster: Format 42 × 59,4 cm, 4 color offset on 100gsm glossy paper · print run 100 · 2013

Space Madness by Moritz Grünke

17 x 24 cm, saddle stitch, 16 pages, océ-print, print run 50 · 2009

Overcome Discouragement by Franziska Brandt

»This booklet is about overcoming discouragement and converting situations into probable ones.«

Second Edition: artzine 13,5×18,5 cm, saddle stitch, 16 pages, 1 color stencil print (Risograph), print run 50 · 2012