
Next Saturday 20×20 magazine is in Glasgow, taking part in the CCA book fair:
With a focus on self publishing, profiling independent and experimental works, the CCA book fair is a non profit event pulling together a series of alternative and independent publishers from Scotland and further a field. Aimed at anyone interested in contemporary art, design, architecture or new ideas, participants include: Cornerhouse; Book Works, London; Black Dog Publishing; Film Video Umbrella; Transmission; Fruitmarket; Sick Happy Idle; Dot Dot Dot; Garageland; Arty; Printed Project; Aye Aye Book Depot and 20×20 magazine.
Can’t wait to travel up to Scotland!
Categories: 20x20magazine · Visual arts
Tagged: 20x20magazine, art, Books, not london, Visual arts

Do Make Say Think 'Other Truths'

Alasdair Roberts 'The Wyrd Meme'

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 'Cripple Creek'

Lambchop 'OH(ohio)'

Shirley Collins & Davy Graham 'Folk Roots, New Routes'

Davy Graham 'Folk, Blues and Beyond'
Categories: Music
Tagged: acquisitions, blues, folk, Music, postrock

'Mathematical Nature Painting Nested' (2008) by Keith Tyson (img via guardian.co.uk)
Keith Tyson at Parasol Unit (until 11 November)
Eduardo Paolozzi at Raven Row (until 1 November)
John Baldessari at Tate Modern (until 11 January 2010)
Categories: Visual arts · art exhibition · london
Tagged: art exhibition, contemporary art, exhibition, tate, Visual arts

Johanna Billing video installation (via artscouncil.org.uk)
Autumn is upon us, the wind is turning chilly and days become shorter and shorter. Summer exhibitions are closing down and London gets ready for the Turner Prize, Frieze, Zoo, etc. Some shows have been quite underwhelming, but it’s not the case of Johanna Billing’s exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre, which I stumbled upon and loved from start to end. The Swedish artist has the ability to elevate small events to poetic visions through her videos that feature light-hearted songs that will stick to your memory. Johanna Billing: ‘I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm’ closes on September 13, try not to miss it!
Categories: Art Container · Visual arts · art exhibition · london
Tagged: art, art exhibition, contemporary art, exhibition, london, Visual arts

20×20 magazine will take part in three fairs this Autumn:
By Leaves We Live, Sat 26 Sept, Edinburgh, organised by The Scottish Poetry Library;
Publish And Be Damned, Sun 27 Sept, Oxford House, Derbyshire Street, London E2 6HG;
CCA Book Fair, Sat 28 Nov, Glasgow, organised by the Centre For Contemporary Arts.
Categories: 20x20magazine · london · magazines
Tagged: 20x20magazine, art, london, magazines, not london, Visual arts