Come join us at Open School East for OOMK's Future Library Publishing Fair, 19th December 2-7pm

We invite you to join us for the event publication of PaperWork Magazine Issue II: Act Natural; an evening of readerly performances, audio and video works from some of our contributors.

Event publishing (publishing as live event) involves itself in contingency, in awkwardness and possible failure. Writing is made to perform - as speech, sound and other vocalisations! Through live action and the distributive act of making public, the printed object is interrupted; it goes off on a tangent.

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30 October @ Jupiter Woods, London

30 September @ Spike Island, Bristol

Thursday July 17 2013
Glasgow

The Lighthouse

11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow G1 3NU
6–8pm

After-Party @ Old Hairdressers 

27 Renfield Lane, Glasgow, G2 6PH
8.30pm–late

Join us at The Lighthouse for a few words on PaperWork Magazine, and performances from our contributors. This event is invite only, so please email paperworkmagazine@gmail.com to confirm a place.

Then on to the Old Hairdressers for the after-party, from 8.30pm–late.

With works and performances from:

Judith Browning &
Daphne de Sonneville
Sophie Jung
Isabella Martin
Jessa Mary Mockridge
Claire Potter
Dominic Samsworth
Arron Sands
Luke Shaw
Frank Wasser

Saturday June 15 2013
Basel

We are on our 3rd leg of the PaperWork Magazine Launch Tour

After two amazing events at Bristol Diving School and Inland Studios Camberwell we are now in Basel at I Never Read Art Book Fair. 

Only: Our performers and artists are missing. 

In the spirit of the first issue’s motto Lost and Found we call upon you to take our magazine, our script, and expand it, re-form it, go wild or stay cool. 

We’ve got the stage at Volkshaus Basel on Saturday June 15 from 5 to 7 pm: 

With performances from:

Milenko Lazic
Phil Crown
Eric Stephanian
Catherine Smiles
Victor Hausladen
Kostas Katarachias
Sophie Jung
TF6C Publishing / Cake Publishing / T-Books

Tuesday May 14 2013
Bristol

Bristol Diving School 

PaperWork Magazine is a stone hitting the surface — an anticipation of echos. Pages are the first event. Installations, exhibitions, and words spoken out loud will be their documentation. This is not a place to put things, but an expression of Thing-Y-Ness. This is free pleasure in mixed metaphor and delight in the emancipation of grammars and ink. Collaboration results in assorted chinks and cracks that let voices soak through, a feathering blot of: artist-writer-reader-looker-passerbyneigh- bourhood-dweller-the-immoderately-curious. Eyes, ears, tongues to the front. 

(Words by Kyra Kordoski )