Title: An evening within an exhibition by Elline McGeorge
Location: HollybushGarden
Description: What is to be said?
presents an evening within an exhibition
by Eline McGeorge

at
Hollybush Gardens
5 November, 7 pm
A reading from Manual (2009),
an artist’s book by Eline McGeorge,
designed by åbäke,
read by Oreet Ashery
and Ed Hobbs.
Plus
a screening of two films by Maja Borg:
Ottica Zero (2007) 13 mins;
Construct (Two Moments in Beauty) (2006) 8 mins.
What is to be said? is a year-long programme
of events, seminars and texts
curated by Malin Ståhl.
www.whatistobesaid.org
www.hollybushgardens.co.uk
Hollybush Gardens
Unit 2, BJ House
10 - 14 Hollybush Gardens
London E2 9QP
Tel: 0207 739 9651

Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2009-11-05

“The great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner stands with the best and most personal of Herzog’s films, and is withal an eerie experience.” David Robinson, The Times.

German
47 minutes, colour
1973

Date: 30th October

Time: 20:00

Venue: Cafe OTO

Cafe OTO
18 - 22 Ashwin street
Dalston
London
E8 3DL

www.cafeoto.co.uk

Closing Party Live Event: Screening and an evening of music.

Nearest tube: Dalston Kingsgland, Overland

Book Tickets: Cooming Soon

http://www.v22collection.com/herzog/40.html

Title: The Most Beautiful Swiss Books, in London
Location: Café Oto
Description: Sunday, 25 October, 7 pm: Opening party
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2009-10-25

Helvetic Centre and the Swiss Federal Office of Culture cordially invite you to:

The Most Beautiful Swiss Books, in London
25–29.10. 2009

at
Café Oto
18–22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, London E8 3DL
www.cafeoto.co.uk http://www.cafeoto.co.uk/

Sunday, 25 October, 7 pm
Opening party
Guest speaker Laurenz Brunner

Thursday, 29 October, 7.30 pm
‘Superlatives in book design’
Round table discussion with experts from the field of book design

This year’s exhibition is accompanied by the 17 award winning books of the British Book Design and Production Awards 2008. Books designed in London can be seen next to their Swiss equivalents.

The catalogue ‘The most beautiful Swiss books 2009 – The present issue’ will be for sale during the exhibition

with kind support by
Swiss Federal Office of Culture, Bern
Swiss Cultural Fund in Britain, London

For further information and programme details, please visit:
www.helveticcentre.ch