Onestar Press

Métro Olympiades Bookshelves

onestarpress — 2012-03-28T09:23:45Z

Mr. Carter, mapping out overseas from the MTA to the RATP has taken a liking to Ligne 14, revealing the perfect point de rencontre on his 'bookended' tour between Metro Bibliothèque to Olympiades. - bookshelves / Nathan Carter

CALL WEIGHTING PAPER (White Bronze Version)

onestarpress — 2012-03-26T08:52:40Z

Jonathan Monk's White Bronze paperweight did not suffer any production delays. Free of applications and ethical controversy onestar press is pleased to present CALL WEIGHTING PAPER (White Bronze Version). As smart phones, androids and particularly iPhones boast the flexibility of being an « all-in-one design for living », Mr. Monk has cleverly crafted the antithesis :
Modeled after the ubiquitously present iPhone, « Call Weighting Paper » (White Bronze Version) can be mistaken for one but be (…) - Multiples / Homepage (line 2), Jonathan Monk

Untitled (Mumbles)

onestarpress — 2012-03-14T14:58:54Z

- Multiples / Vibeke Tandberg

Untitled (Tree)

onestarpress — 2012-03-14T14:46:45Z

- Multiples / Noritoshi Hirakawa

Untitled (Man & Woman)

onestarpress — 2012-03-14T14:42:00Z

- Multiples / Noritoshi Hirakawa

(Some Instructions for the Sharing of Private Property)

onestarpress — 2012-02-29T14:15:17Z

Claire Fontaine has produced 8 unique drawings, fashioned by the shape of lock picking tools, to share with us the intricacies of navigating complex interiors - whether it be an unanimated object or an object of desire – the sequences within the text and these drawings ultimately reveal how to “win the resistance of closed doors that we all face each day”.
Each drawing is a hand-made reproduction of the book cover made on A4 Claire Fontaine paper, smudged and detailed by the artist's (…) - Multiples / Claire Fontaine

TARZAN NOIR

onestarpress — 2012-02-20T11:43:27Z

TARZAN NOIR is a performance that took place on the 1st of October 2011, during the 10th annual Nuit Blanche, in Paris France.
TARZAN NOIR is a journey from Brétigny to Paris, during which the performers were carrying 35 porcelain tigers and riding public transportation. The end of the journey was the Arène de Montmartre, where the tigers were lifted in unison before being smashed onto the ground.
The performance was curated by Pierre Bal-Blanc and Luca Cerizza, in collaboration with CAC (…) - OSP Books / Homepage (line 1), Marcello Maloberti

Untitled/147 Poses of Wooden Frame and Fabric

onestarpress — 2012-01-31T17:04:53Z

Having recently published his book with onestar press entitled « Untitled/147 Poses of Wooden Frame and Fabric », Marius Lut has followed up his publication with 10 unique silk-screened prints - abstracted yet stunning in their intense representations of form and density, each multiple elegantly coalesces between identifiable logo-like constructions with slight and surprising organic alterations. Elusive yet staid in presence, each multiple is additionally adhered by a band of black adhesive (…) - Multiples / Marius Lut

Boooook

onestarpress — 2012-01-31T16:00:24Z

In conjunction with the recent publication of « Boooooooook » by Jonathan Monk, onestar press is pleased to present « Boooooooooooook » the multiple - a series of 10 one-of-a-kind photomaton representations of Monk's highly conceptualized book in photo.
These 10 individual pieces are available on a first-come first-serve basis and are limited to one piece per collector at the request of the artist. Originally framed and photographed in a photomaton by Monk himself, these images offer a physical (…) - Multiples / Jonathan Monk

Call Weighting Paper

onestarpress — 2012-01-12T09:52:23Z

onestar press proudly presents the first ever made paperweight by Jonathan Monk. As smart phones, androids and particularly iPhones boast the flexibility of being an « all-in-one design for living », Mr. Monk has cleverly crafted the antithesis : The Call Weighting Paper
Modeled after the ubiquitously present iPhone, « Call Weighting Paper » can be mistaken for one but be certain that it's function will defy any expectations by having taken on the most technologically savvy object and rendered (…) - Multiples / Jonathan Monk