Ramping up for an early start in activity by taking part in the Los Angeles Art Book Fair in January and another event built around Albert Cossery’s Laziness in the Fertile Valley with NYC publishing house New Directions, Middle Eastern project and publication Bidoun will be celebrating their 10th anniversary by digitising their archive, migrating mostly online and scaling back on the quarterly print publications to annual ones.
That’s not say they’re going anywhere, of course, with other publications like Dazed & Confused announcing they’ll be shrinking their print output in 2014 too because it just makes more sense. Bidoun probably just needs a little more help, which is why they’re calling out for contributions and support by joining the Friends of Bidoun community. Best do that and get those back issues while you still can. **

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Announcing our 2012-2022 anthology & end-of-life for AQNB.com’s publishing with a book launch & club night send-off at London’s ICA
One plus three tracks per week makes twelve for PHILTH HAUS’s ongoing musical epic of sexual taxonomy that continues with “PNSXL”
Kelora burrows into an expansive lullaby with the ghostly folk & spectral digital artefacts of ‘To Nowhere’
Jonnine of HTRK’s intoxicating ghost story “Tea For Two (Boo)” languishes at the border between the ordinary & the uncanny
Olga Productions announces new compilation RUINES with the unrelenting donk euphoria of Antony No Limit’s ‘Laisse-Toi Dériver’
Willem Feltzer & Rik Laging, ‘Lyves II’ (2023). Courtesy the artists + PLAZA.
REIF shares video from Eventide at Julia Stoschek Foundation by artists Fa’ Pawaka & LABOUR
PHILTH HAUS & Chelsea’s “PROSXL (Radio Edit)” probes taxonomies of queer identity in a brutal collision of consumptive joy
Dread, mourning & alienation in Hannah Rose Stewart & Blackhaine’s ‘MIASMA’ neo-noir A/V performance
SEBA debuts EP with the tenacious electro-clash & up-tempo pop of ‘TRACE’
Complex structures & cosmic phenomena in the light sculptures & video mapping of Kévin Bray at Trauma Bar und Kino
A walk through time: reflecting on ecology & action during Sonic Acts biennial exhibition, one sun after another
Moro La Flor updates alias & debuts surf rock-reggaeton record via NAAFI following hiatus with the video for ‘Golpe De Ola’
Extractive Commodities: Maryam Monalisa Gharavi & Sam Lavigne discuss Oil News 1989-2020 & OBIT for Sonic Acts 2022 Biennial exhibition
Ecology & temporality: a look ahead at Sonic Acts’ 2022 Biennial exhibition, one sun after another