Also I have squeezed in some work on the website of Stagecraft Entertainment, have designed a promotional flyer for the Tom Waits Biography.

I will also start working on my speech for Interesting Berlin. Which will deal with a project from last year, called “Living With Jesus”. Deadline is June 12th. You can get your tickets at the Interesting Berlin website. Maybe see you there?

Currently working on/unfinished: _______________________________

- “Entirely Imaginary” / Genre: Book, Editing, Drawing
- “42 Acres of Sleep” / Genre: Book, Writing, Poetry
- “It doesn’t look like that in outer space” / Genre: Book, Collection
- “XXXXXX” / Genre: SF, Translation (title to be revealed after publication)

Now selling: _______________________________________________

“Tom Waits: Musik & Mythos” / Genre: Book, Biography, Translation
Deutsche Fassung der Tom Waits Biografie von Jay S. Jacobs, übertragen von Tommi Brem und Daniel Knapp, illustriert von Jurgen Verfaillie und Gabriela Linares.
Buy it at Amazon for 15,- EUR + shipment: Tom Waits: Musik & Mythos

“The Privacy of our Kids” / Genre: Art, Collage
A set of seven individually framed photos (taken from flickr, using the advanced search function to look for keyword “our kids” and images with a creative commons license; then removing the faces of the children and ordering prints of the edited pictures via online service). Edition of three.
Buy it directly from me for 350,- EUR + shipment: The Privacy of our Kids

“Somebody told me that my eyes never sleep” / Genre: Book, Writing, Poetry
A collection of writings in English from the past 15 years; hardcover book, 52 pages.
Buy it at Amazon for 14,90 EUR: Somebody told me that my eyes never sleep

If in doubt, have a look at www.tommibrem.de and contact me.

Go see it here.

I like his illustrations and stuff. Not all of it, but quite a lot actually.

It does look a bit bulky really and one would have to see it in use at home. I could imagine it in some parts of the apartment where I would want to display different things at different times, like the latest oversized book, the latest painting I bought or something like that.

A danish artist has built the thing in 2002. Science Fiction became reality. Just one year behind schedule. Pretty impressive under the circumstances.

19.20.21 is a project, with the following mission: “ The mission of 19.20.21 is a multi-year, multimedia initiative to collect, organize and package information on population’s effect regarding urban and business planning and its impact on consumers around the world. This 5+ year initiative will deliver results via 5 channels: online, television, print, exhibits and seminars. This project will include 10 worldwide partners and appropriate affiliates.“

Unfortunately, the website offers no further insight in who the partners are, what one can do to participate, what the time schedule is etc. One can’t contact anyone, can’t subscribe to a newsletter or anything else. Just watch. (This at 080120.)

So, I have sent an email to the person who seems to host the site, Richard Saul Wurman, who has created the project 19.20.21 with Larry Keely, Jon kamen, Michael Hawley and Robert Friedman. I have simply requested further information and asked to be updated.

Link: WWF – Deeper Luxury

Found at Core 77.

Have to check this one out later on. Maybe tonight.

Ok. Checked it out. The navigation is simple and effective enough,
the content is mixed, obviously.

What I have learned is:
It sucks to read PDF mags on a screen.
It just sucks.

Send a bunch of artists to Italy to live in a monastery in exchange for decorating the place. Love the idea, would like to be there. Awesome project, in my eyes a sort of mix between ancient artist – client relationship and modern approach.

Found at Josh Spear, January 15, 2008 (Direkt link)