Automatic Books

Automatic Books is proud to announce that will participate
at Opera 2009 Exhibition, Tuesday, January 19th, at DOCVA,
Fabbrica del Vapore, Milano, where the work we published
last year will be displayed. At 7 pm, Automatic Books will
introduce two new books, by Eleonora Marton and Veronica Bellei.

Let’s meet on
Tuesday, January, 19th, 2010
at 7 pm, Via Procaccini 4, DOCVA
Milan, Italy

Valerio Mattioli wrote a book review about AB3, AB4
and Automatic Books on Vice Magazine’s December issue.
www.viceland.com

Amp Works and Dynasty Zine invited us to Fits For Prints, a pop-up store at Amp featuring printed matter, multiples, books, magazines and zines, self-published by artists as well as material produced by international publishers including over 200 titles as well as a multitude of artist’s ‘objects’, prints and garment.
12 Dec / 09 Jan, Athens, Greece

Marco Velardi interviewed us for his column
on Pig Magazine’s September issue.
You can read the interview here.
The picture is an automatic portrait.
www.pigmag.com

Marco Cendron wrote a book review about “AB3 Gabber,
in the Name of Love”, on Rolling Stone’s September issue.
www.rollingstonemagazine.it/

BooksOnLine is an experimental free access library that Pierre Hourquet started in 2006.
The fisrt books were made with his friends, then after a few books, he decided to contact artist he likes.
He’s still looking for new contributors. He’ve never printed one of the books online, because it’s a free access library to promote atists works. He likes to design the more basic book he could, a very simple one with a colored cover and some pages. So the books have the same shape, the same number of pages and used the same font. The layout is more specific for each book.

Have a look
www.booksonline.fr/ 

Automatic Books 04:
Gaylords
Pierre Hourquet
01/07/2009

Automatic Books is proud to announce the fourth issue on July the 1st, at their printing house. At 7 pm, Automatic Books will introduce Gaylords, a book by Pierre Hourquet. A reportage about one of the oldest Chicago street gang; in a limited xeroxgraphic numbered edition of 100, including pictures, text and artworks by the artist.

Let’s meet on
Wednesday, July the 1st 2009
at 19:00, SS Cosma e Damiano,
Giudecca 620, Venice, Italy

Have a look
officeonline.free.fr
pierrehourquet.free.fr

We’re proud to inform you that you can buy Automatic Books at Colette, Paris.
Colette is a 740 m2 concept store and the preeminent Parisian fashion and style boutique founded in 1997 by Colette Roussaux and her daughter, Sarah Lerfel. Three floors of fashion, design, music and art, always new, fresh, surprising and streets ahead of the rest.

Colette
213, rue Saint-Honoré
75001 Paris, France

Automatic Books 03:
Gabber, in the Name of Love
Temp and Albergo Guerrini
07/06/2009

Automatic Books is proud to announce the third issue
on June the 7th, at their printing house. At 7 pm,
Automatic Books will introduce Gabber, in the Name of Love,
a book by Temp studio and Albergo Guerrini, an agiography
about Gabbers’ subculture; in a limited xeroxgraphic
numbered edition of 100, including pictures, text and artworks
by the artists.

Let’s meet on
Sunday, June the 7th 2009
at 19:00, SS Cosma e Damiano,
Giudecca 620, Venice, Italy

Have a look at
www.madeintemp.com
www.coffeentelevision.com

Good News,
Japanese Rockabilly documentary featured on
the current issue of Lodown Magazine.
www.lodownmagazine.com

Now for real: touch, smell, flick!
Automatic Books now for sale at Coffe n Televisiøn concept store. Visit the store and on suggestion meet Albergo and Nicoletta.

Coffee’n'Televisiøn is an independent store based in Bergamo, Italy, focused on international fashion designers, magazines, editorial project. In these years they have been working and collaborating with some of the most important italian underground brands, contemporany fashion designers and some of good and cute stuff.

COFFEE.N.TELEVISIØN
via S.Bernardino 22/b
Bergamo - Italy

Automatic Books 02:
Japanese Rockabilly
Alessandro Zuek Simonetti
08/04/2009

Automatic Books is proud to announce the second issue
on April, the 8th, at their printing house. At 6 pm,
Automatic Books will introduce Japanese Rockabilly,
a book by Alessandro Zuek Simonetti a limited xeroxgraphic
numbered edition of 100, including pictures by the artist and
a text by Igor Greganti.

Let’s meet on
Wednesday, April, the 8th 2009
at 18:00, SS Cosma e Damiano,
Giudecca 620, Venice, Italy

Have a look at
www.zuekphotography.com