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Items 1-10 from Proxima Utopia, on display at the Architecture After the Future exhibition 23 Jun - 30 Jul 2017 at Haus der Architektur in Graz.
“At the exhibition in HDA, we present around fifteen fictional or utopian objects. Together they form a kind of classical vitrine display, popularised by museums and natural history collections. Laid out on a neutral grey fabric with exhibition labels, each object is meant to read as evidence of speculative future scenarios. The items range from books and other printed objects to memorabilia and souvenirs of utopian futures. They are presented together, even though their storylines might be contradictory or improbable.”
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S’lim
Issue 5 – Hong Kong (November 2017)
Guest edited by Yip Kai-chun.
- To Leave, to Come, and to Stay – Editorial by Yip Kai-chun
- Lee Chuen-ming & Li Guixiang – Yip Kai-chun
- Treasure Island – Host in a Shell – “Anne from Berlin”
- Feral Colonies of Causeway Bay–Chiu Yee-ling&Olli Tapio Leino
- Close to Heaven–Ryan Chan Hon-yan
- Girl with a Box–Joel Kwong
- you know where to find me–Jolene Mok
ISSN 2343-1016 (online) / ISSN 2343-1024 (print) / color / 36 pages with covers
S’lim is a zine, focusing on a particular place at a time, merging the contemporary and the historical experiences of visiting, living, staying and theorizing.
S’lim is available for online viewing, but we try to get each issue out there also in print. If you’re interested, let us know ([email protected]).
© 2017 Selim Projects / Henrik Drufva and Mika Savela
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Issue 4 – Tehran (August 2017)
Guest edited by Farbod Fakharzadeh.
- Looking at a City Through a Peephole Editorial – Farbod Fakharzadeh with photos by Aman Askarizad
- Passing, Recording, Passing–Mahsa Imani
- Tehran ghadim–Babak Esmaeli&Ahmad Mousavi
- Tomorrow Sings Another Song–Sana Ghobbeh
- Tehran on Wall–Behnam Sadeghi
- A Few Unsound Urban Narratives – Hadi Azari Azqandi
- Assembling the Resemblance–Chow Yik
ISSN 2343-1016 (online) / ISSN 2343-1024 (print) / color / 36 pages with cover
S’lim is a zine, focusing on a particular place at a time, merging the contemporary and the historical experiences of visiting, living, staying and theorizing.
S’lim is available for online viewing, but we try to get each issue out there also in print. If you’re interested, let us know ([email protected]).
© 2017 Selim Projects / Henrik Drufva and Mika Savela
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S’lim
Issue 5 – Hong Kong (November 2017)
Guest edited by Yip Kai-chun.
- To Leave, to Come, and to Stay – Editorial by Yip Kai-chun
- Lee Chuen-ming & Li Guixiang – Yip Kai-chun
- Treasure Island – Host in a Shell – “Anne from Berlin”
- Feral Colonies of Causeway Bay–Chiu Yee-ling&Olli Tapio Leino
- Close to Heaven–Ryan Chan Hon-yan
- Girl with a Box–Joel Kwong
- you know where to find me–Jolene Mok
ISSN 2343-1016 (online) / ISSN 2343-1024 (print) / color / 36 pages with covers
S’lim is a zine, focusing on a particular place at a time, merging the contemporary and the historical experiences of visiting, living, staying and theorizing.
S’lim is available for online viewing, but we try to get each issue out there also in print. If you’re interested, let us know ([email protected]).
© 2017 Selim Projects / Henrik Drufva and Mika Savela
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S’lim
Issue 4 – Tehran (August 2017)
Guest edited by Farbod Fakharzadeh.
- Looking at a City Through a Peephole Editorial – Farbod Fakharzadeh with photos by Aman Askarizad
- Passing, Recording, Passing–Mahsa Imani
- Tehran ghadim–Babak Esmaeli&Ahmad Mousavi
- Tomorrow Sings Another Song–Sana Ghobbeh
- Tehran on Wall–Behnam Sadeghi
- A Few Unsound Urban Narratives – Hadi Azari Azqandi
- Assembling the Resemblance–Chow Yik
ISSN 2343-1016 (online) / ISSN 2343-1024 (print) / color / 36 pages with cover
S’lim is a zine, focusing on a particular place at a time, merging the contemporary and the historical experiences of visiting, living, staying and theorizing.
S’lim is available for online viewing, but we try to get each issue out there also in print. If you’re interested, let us know ([email protected]).
© 2017 Selim Projects / Henrik Drufva and Mika Savela
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Items 1-10 from Proxima Utopia, on display at the Architecture After the Future exhibition 23 Jun - 30 Jul 2017 at Haus der Architektur in Graz.
“At the exhibition in HDA, we present around fifteen fictional or utopian objects. Together they form a kind of classical vitrine display, popularised by museums and natural history collections. Laid out on a neutral grey fabric with exhibition labels, each object is meant to read as evidence of speculative future scenarios. The items range from books and other printed objects to memorabilia and souvenirs of utopian futures. They are presented together, even though their storylines might be contradictory or improbable.”
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Interview about our project Proxima Utopia with curator Ana Jeinić in the new blog launched as part of the Architecture After the Future exhibition at Haus der Architektur in Graz.
Project illustrations by Andreas Töpfer. Exhibition design by Ana Dana Beroš. Web programming by Nice Department. Graphic design by milchhof:atelier. Editing by Dawn Michelle d’Atri.
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Update
Hi! We’ve started a (slow) movement towards a more “put-together” existence. Hopefully at some point during 2017 we’ll open a new website at: www.selim.fi
Our updated contacts are as follows:
Selim Projects
Mail Address: Katajanokankatu 8 D 24, 00160 Helsinki, Finland
E-mail address: info(at)selim.fi
Instagramselimhelsinki
Twitterselimhelsinki
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