Messy Sky Magazine
Messy Sky is an expansive publication, fluid and adjustable. Loose content pages, digital files and a hand-finished sculptural object are available for arrangement by the user. The forms can be stored virtually or practically and the information retrieved or produced according to desire. Messy Sky is a vague translation of 'Rok-Fah', the Thai name of the wood - Terminalia Alata Heyne Ex Roth- used as the magazine’s binder.
Description
Title of Publication: Messy Sky
Launching Date: December 2011
Artists / Contributors: Various
Editors: Chitti Kasemkitvatana & Pratchaya Phinthong
Format: PDF files
Size: A4
Number of Pages: 100 in 2 volumes / 50 each
Printing: As Desired
Editions: 2 issues / year
Description
Title of Publication: Messy Sky
Launching Date: December 2011
Artists / Contributors: Various
Editors: Chitti Kasemkitvatana & Pratchaya Phinthong
Format: PDF files
Size: A4
Number of Pages: 100 in 2 volumes / 50 each
Printing: As Desired
Editions: 2 issues / year
Messy Sky Magazine Binder
In December 2011, Limited editions of handcrafted wooden binder are produced for the occasion of the launch of Messy Sky Magazine at Le Plateau, Frac Île-de-France. The binders are made of "Rok-Fah" wood which is commonly used for house building and tool handles in Thailand. A few editions are still available for sale at Le Plateau & GB Agency, Paris.
Description
Limited Edition: Wooden binder set
Materials: "Rok-Fah" wood & plywood, wrapped in synthetic felt
Production: Thakol Khaosa-ad, Suwicha Dussadeewanich, Phisanu Numsiriyothin
& Panot Numsiriyothin
Number of Editions: 150
Price: 50 euros
Description
Limited Edition: Wooden binder set
Materials: "Rok-Fah" wood & plywood, wrapped in synthetic felt
Production: Thakol Khaosa-ad, Suwicha Dussadeewanich, Phisanu Numsiriyothin
& Panot Numsiriyothin
Number of Editions: 150
Price: 50 euros
How to construct Messy Sky Magazine
1. Every issue of Messy Sky consists of 2 volumes, 50 pages each.
2. Prior to printing, 100 sheets of 80 grams, A4 paper are required.
Please note that the magazine binder will fit only with this specification.
3. In case of printing at home, please check your ink carriages.
4. Print the downloaded PDF file. Do print one volume at a time.
5. Insert first volume into a plywood clip.
6. Hold it properly. Insert the first one into the wooden binder.
7. Do the same for the other.
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2. Prior to printing, 100 sheets of 80 grams, A4 paper are required.
Please note that the magazine binder will fit only with this specification.
3. In case of printing at home, please check your ink carriages.
4. Print the downloaded PDF file. Do print one volume at a time.
5. Insert first volume into a plywood clip.
6. Hold it properly. Insert the first one into the wooden binder.
7. Do the same for the other.
Follow us:
Facebook / Tumblr / Twitter
Subscribe to our newsletter
Contact us:
messysky@gmail.com
Contents
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Messy Sky - Live Edition I
Forest Fringe Microfestival / Live at the Scala
Scala Cinema, Siam Square, Bangkok
7-9 February 2013
Contributors:
May Adadol Ingawanij & Richard MacDonald
Heidi Ballet
Viriya Chotpanyavisut
Lorenzo Cirrincione
Julien Crépieux
Ctrl+P Art Journal
Nico Dockx
Chrystel Egal
Karl Holmqvist
Elodie Royer & Yoann Gourmel
Sathit Sattarasart
Russell Storer
David Teh
Teng Chao-Ming
Kemang Walehulere
Messy Sky Magazine presents its first special edition in form of live-magazine. Accentuating fluid notions of time and space, invited collectives & individuals around the world will send their contributions directly to the e-printer at Scala Cinema during the 3 nights festival. "Messy Sky Magazine / Live at the Scala" is a performative act, as its pages will travel across time zones and cities, then falling into the crowd at the Scala Cinema.
May Adadol Ingawanij & Richard MacDonald
Heidi Ballet
Viriya Chotpanyavisut
Lorenzo Cirrincione
Julien Crépieux
Ctrl+P Art Journal
Nico Dockx
Chrystel Egal
Karl Holmqvist
Elodie Royer & Yoann Gourmel
Sathit Sattarasart
Russell Storer
David Teh
Teng Chao-Ming
Kemang Walehulere
Messy Sky Magazine presents its first special edition in form of live-magazine. Accentuating fluid notions of time and space, invited collectives & individuals around the world will send their contributions directly to the e-printer at Scala Cinema during the 3 nights festival. "Messy Sky Magazine / Live at the Scala" is a performative act, as its pages will travel across time zones and cities, then falling into the crowd at the Scala Cinema.
Messy Sky n° 02
Winter 2012-13
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Volume I - "Les fleurs américaines"
Editors: Yoann Gourmel & Elodie Royer
Layout: Charles Maze & Coline Sunier
Contributors:
Museum of American Art, Berlin
Salon de Fleurus, New York
Walter Benjamin
This part of Messy Sky designed by Coline Sunier & Charles Mazé (cataloged.cc) accompanies the exhibition Les fleurs américaines presented at Le Plateau, Frac Île-de-France, Paris, from December 12, 2012 to February 17, 2013, curated by Élodie Royer and Yoann Gourmel with the Salon de Fleurus, New York and the Museum of American Art, Berlin.
Volume II - "Where are you?"
Contributing artist: Orawan Arunrak
Orawan Arunrak draws what she has found whist drifting in the city of Bangkok. Objects, photographs, posters, places and people are transmitted into drawings and kept in her journal as she's thought they already are "art". What interests us is that Arunrak accumulates everyday experiences as well as stories of the city. On top of that, her drawings trigger an aspect of "museum" - museum without walls...
Editors: Yoann Gourmel & Elodie Royer
Layout: Charles Maze & Coline Sunier
Contributors:
Museum of American Art, Berlin
Salon de Fleurus, New York
Walter Benjamin
This part of Messy Sky designed by Coline Sunier & Charles Mazé (cataloged.cc) accompanies the exhibition Les fleurs américaines presented at Le Plateau, Frac Île-de-France, Paris, from December 12, 2012 to February 17, 2013, curated by Élodie Royer and Yoann Gourmel with the Salon de Fleurus, New York and the Museum of American Art, Berlin.
Volume II - "Where are you?"
Contributing artist: Orawan Arunrak
Orawan Arunrak draws what she has found whist drifting in the city of Bangkok. Objects, photographs, posters, places and people are transmitted into drawings and kept in her journal as she's thought they already are "art". What interests us is that Arunrak accumulates everyday experiences as well as stories of the city. On top of that, her drawings trigger an aspect of "museum" - museum without walls...
Messy Sky n° 01
Spring | Summer 2012
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Volume I - “Mount Fuji Does Not Exist”
Editors: Yoann Gourmel & Elodie Royer
Layout: Charles Maze & Coline Sunier
Contributors:
Richard Brautigan
James Lee Byars
John Cage
Lenka Clayton & Michael Crowe
Gaetan Didelot
Hamish Fulton
Mark Geffriaud
Ikemizu
Chitti Kasemkitvatana
Yuki Kimura
Kuwano san
Benoit Maire
Bruno Persat & Fabrice Gallis
Pratchaya Phinthong
The Play
Chloé Quenum
Shimabuku
Volume II - "Untitled"
Contributors:
"Not for Sure" by Phra Ajahn Chah,
translated from the Thai by Thanissaro Bhikkhu
Angkrit Ajchariyasophon
Worathep Akkabootara, Disorn Duangdao & Kornkrit Jianpinidnan
Viriya Chotpanyavisut
Lena Eriksson, Jerome Ming, Varsha Nair & Karla Sachse
Nipan Oranniwesna
ROLU & Jo-ey Tang
Arin Rungjang
Pacharin Surawatanapongs & Patavee Viranuvat
Editors: Yoann Gourmel & Elodie Royer
Layout: Charles Maze & Coline Sunier
Contributors:
Richard Brautigan
James Lee Byars
John Cage
Lenka Clayton & Michael Crowe
Gaetan Didelot
Hamish Fulton
Mark Geffriaud
Ikemizu
Chitti Kasemkitvatana
Yuki Kimura
Kuwano san
Benoit Maire
Bruno Persat & Fabrice Gallis
Pratchaya Phinthong
The Play
Chloé Quenum
Shimabuku
Volume II - "Untitled"
Contributors:
"Not for Sure" by Phra Ajahn Chah,
translated from the Thai by Thanissaro Bhikkhu
Angkrit Ajchariyasophon
Worathep Akkabootara, Disorn Duangdao & Kornkrit Jianpinidnan
Viriya Chotpanyavisut
Lena Eriksson, Jerome Ming, Varsha Nair & Karla Sachse
Nipan Oranniwesna
ROLU & Jo-ey Tang
Arin Rungjang
Pacharin Surawatanapongs & Patavee Viranuvat
Messy Sky n° 00
Winter 2011-12
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Volume I - “The Feeling of Things”
Editors: Yoann Gourmel & Elodie Royer
Layout: Charles Maze & Coline Sunier
Contributors:
Robert Barry
Robert Breer
Steven Caney
Remy Charlip
Lenka Clayton & Michael Crowe
Isabelle Cornaro
Julien Crépieux
Robert Filliou
Martino Gamper
Ryan Gander
Mark Geffriaud
Ray Johnson
Chitti Kasemkitvatana
Kitasono Katsue
Ruth Krauss
John Lidstone & Clarence Bunch
Cyrille Maillot
Bruno Munari
Yoko Ono
Emilie Parendeau
Bruno Persat
Pratchaya Phinthong
The Play
Chloé Quenum
Fred Sandback
Volume II - "Messy Sky"
Contributors:
Worathep Akkabootara
Disorn Duangdao
Thakol Khaosa-ad
Varsha Nair
Phisanu Numsiriyothin & Panot Numsiriyothin
Nipan Oranniwesna
Phatarawadee Phataranawik
Miti Ruangkritya
Henry Tan
Editors: Yoann Gourmel & Elodie Royer
Layout: Charles Maze & Coline Sunier
Contributors:
Robert Barry
Robert Breer
Steven Caney
Remy Charlip
Lenka Clayton & Michael Crowe
Isabelle Cornaro
Julien Crépieux
Robert Filliou
Martino Gamper
Ryan Gander
Mark Geffriaud
Ray Johnson
Chitti Kasemkitvatana
Kitasono Katsue
Ruth Krauss
John Lidstone & Clarence Bunch
Cyrille Maillot
Bruno Munari
Yoko Ono
Emilie Parendeau
Bruno Persat
Pratchaya Phinthong
The Play
Chloé Quenum
Fred Sandback
Volume II - "Messy Sky"
Contributors:
Worathep Akkabootara
Disorn Duangdao
Thakol Khaosa-ad
Varsha Nair
Phisanu Numsiriyothin & Panot Numsiriyothin
Nipan Oranniwesna
Phatarawadee Phataranawik
Miti Ruangkritya
Henry Tan
