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Capricious and Randy in Mag Dossier 01

Thursday, January 3rd, 2013

We are honored that Mag Dossier included both Capricious and Randy in their recent “Because We Love Mags” event in Cyprus.

Mag Dossier is a celebration of contemporary magazine publishing. Lean-back submission to beautifully printed, exceptionally designed, carefully edited and thoughtfully orchestrated visionary magazines from across the world.

Hosted by Cyprus Dossier – the event runs from Dec. 20 – Jan. 26, 2013

Click here to learn more about the event.


Book on the Fritz!!

Friday, May 25th, 2012

In relation to the yearly LGBTQ-festival (HBTQ-festivalen) and this summer’s large solo exhibition at Göteborgs Konsthall by the artist Chitra Ganesh, we have been invited to create a space for interaction, discussion and practice in the more disregarded parts of the Konsthall.

The method of investigation takes its form from the making of a publication, exploring the role of printed matter by considering its position as a carrier of communication, instrument of power and upholder of norms.

We will initiate the project, along with invited guests, during the LGBTQ-festival (May 30–June 3), arranging public workshops, discussions and screenings which aim to address issues surrounding the format of the publication from a LGBTQ point of view.

During the festival we will set up a temporary office at Göteborgs Konsthall, exposing the process behind the making of a publication as well as producing an exhibition and a library that will be on show throughout the summer, in parallel to Chitra Ganesh’s solo exhibition.

The exhibition will be on show until September 16 2012.

Participants

Studio SM, Sophie Mörner/Capricious Publishing, Conny Karlsson, Melissa Gordon & Marina Vishmidt (LABOUR), Bitte Andersson, Kajsa Dahlberg, Girls Like Us, RANDY, Capricious Magazine, Clara Johansson, Occasional Papers & Kaisa Lassinaro (Born in Flames), DIK Fagazine, Karolina Bång, Bart de Betes & Sandra Kassenaar (Success and Uncertainty), AA Bronson, Sleeperhold Publications, Chitra Ganesh, The Queer Zine Archive Project, Little Joe Magazine, 88Books, Disismaineim, Hanna Gustavsson, Kolbeinn Karlsson, Emelie Östergren, Christina Damgaard, Lisa Jonasson, Mellan regn och sol, FUL Art Magazine

BIG BIG CITY: Brooklyn, Feb. 11 !!

Friday, February 10th, 2012

Brooklyn Skillshare and Bay Area arts & culture blog, BIG THINGS, are teaming up to bring you BIG BIG CITY: Brooklyn, an afternoon of mini-skills workshops and pop up art market featuring local artists.

A marketplace of artists will be open throughout the day w/goods from:
BIG THINGS SHOP
Foreshadow Press
With Roots
Tuesday Bassen
Pete Gamlen
Meg Wachter
Got a Girl Crush Magazine
& Capricious Magazine

For more information head over to Big Big City. And make sure to check out bigbigbigthings.com & brooklynskillshare.org!

Capricious Magazine in Brussels!

Saturday, January 22nd, 2011

Good news to all of you wishing for a copy of Capricious in Brussels! Librairie Husson is now stocked with the current issue! So if you live close by, or happen to be visiting, don’t hesitate to pass by and take a peek at our Fashion Issue! For more info and directions to the Husson bookstore, visit their website at http://hussonbookstore.tumblr.com/ .

Capricious at the Book Fair!

Friday, November 12th, 2010

All of us at Capricious had such a good time at P.S.1’s Art Book Fair last weekend! Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth, picked up the new issue, and came to RANDY’s Q&A session and film screening of Shakedown by Leilah Weinraub in the classroom! For those who couldn’t make it out to the fair, you’ll be able to pick up your own copy of Capricious #11 in stores soon! And check back  in the coming future for more info on Shakedown!

This Weekend in London: Self-Publish, Be Happy

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

The Capricious team is thrilled to announce our inclusion in an awesome event this coming weekend at The Photographers’ Gallery in London.

Self-Publish, Be Happy, which will take place from Saturday June 5th to Sunday June 6th 2010, is a symposium dedicated to (/general celebration of) amazing contemporary photography publications.

The event will feature books by many artists who have graced the pages of previous Capricious issues, as well as by Sam Falls, whose new show Lawless Bond opens here at Capricious Space this Friday, June 4th from 7:00-9:00 pm.

Two of our very own self-published books, The Known World, by Sophie Mörner and Anne Hall, and Melanie Bonajo’s I Have a Room With Everything will also be included (!). Many of these books will also be available for sale in The Photographers’ Gallery Bookshop.

The official, website description of Self-Publish, Be Happy reads as follows:

A weekend showcase of 50 exceptional contemporary DIY photo-books, selected by Bruno Ceschel. A talk and signings throughout the weekend will provide an opportunity for art book lovers to discuss, admire and buy publications originating from around the world.

From the more obscure zines assembled in student bedrooms, to impeccably printed photo-books, Self Publish, Be Happy Weekend will offer inspiration and happiness for everybody.

If you happen to find yourself in or around London this weekend, we strongly recommend that you swing by this incredible event. Though we might be somewhat biased, we here at Capricious are firm in our belief that you would be very, very foolish to pass on the promise of photography-related inspiration and happiness for all.

Self-Publish, Be Happy
Saturday June 5th – Sunday June 6th 2010
The Photographers’ Gallery
16 – 18 Ramillies Street
London W1F 7LW

Submission DEADLINE EXTENSION for Capricious #11: AUGUST 1st

Friday, April 30th, 2010

Artist Brief – Capricious #11 – The Fashion Issue

Guest Editor, JOFF
As we approach the production of our 11th issue of Capricious, it seems like an appropriate time for a little retrospective viewing on our behalf. As far as we are concerned, we have always been far from addressing “fashion” as most of us know it. Fashion photography has received a lot of space within mainstream printed media and even though we love fashion, we have always made a clear point of not being a fashion magazine.

Fashion photography is dictated within certain parameters wherein the Capricious mindset cannot have its freedom to flourish. We aim to showcase emerging artists whose work falls within the space between fashion photography and fine art photography. However, when we take a step outside of what we typically understand to be the definition of “fashion,” we may reframe it as a whimsical phenomenon that touches and seduces our hearts by creating the illusion of an alternate world. In that sense, “fashion” actually comes very close to the thoughts and visions we represent in the pages of Capricious.

Here, we are interested in fashion as the illusion or dream, which touches our hearts, as the representation of the body and all it’s forms and interpretations, and as the composition of the elements that create that image.
Capricious #11: “The Fashion Issue” will present work of selected photographers who address fashion not as we know it to be represented within the strict rules of editorial fashion photography, but as the larger phenomena of fashion.

**PLEASE NOTE: Credits for clothing design, models, stylists etc. will NOT be included – in keeping with the notion that the selected work is not for fashion advertisement.

We want you to submit 6-12 photographs (more will not be viewed). We accept all formats and all colors. Email your submission (images should be approximately 8×10 inches @ 72 dpi) to: submit@capriciousmagazine.com

Not all submissions will be guaranteed a spot in the coming issue yet capricious will consider your submission for future issues. Please make sure you have model (or any other legally necessary) releases for all submitted work. Capricious has the right to use published material in promotional matters.

Deadline: JULY 5, 2010 EXTENSION!!! AUGUST 1st

Capricious mailing: 302 Bedford Ave #114, Brooklyn, NY 11211

For further questions, please email submit@capriciousmagazine.com