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Close-Up aims to make film culture and history accessible through its library, film screenings and the online publication of Vertigo Magazine. Established in 2005, the company has built up its activities on the basis of reinvesting all its profits into creating an extensive film resource.The Library’s collection of over 15,000 titles specialises in early cinema, classics, world cinema, documentaries, experimental films, video art and independent films. It includes rare films exclusive to Close-Up and by independent filmmakers not represented by distributors.Vertigo Magazine

Vertigo Magazine was established in 1993 to promote and discuss independent film and cinema culture, aimed alike to audiences, academics and practitioners. Vertigo welcomes feedback and dialogue on any aspect of the publication or its contents and actively seeks pieces (image – or text-led) for consideration.

www.closeupfilmcentre.com

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Dracula V is a digital book containing a selection of photographs, press clippings, digital imagery and miscellaneous flat works accumulated by the artist, James Jarrett, in the five years between 2006-2011.
As well as being a variation on the artist book theme, Dracula V is also a reevaluation of Bram Stoker’s original novel Dracula (1897).The work, launched as a digital publication, attempts to develop the manifestation of the body of work beyond the seeming finality of the book format. The launch of Dracula V at New Gallery London started this process by substituting the physicality of the book for a projection of images and a QR code, which enabled visitors to download it onto a Smartphone.
Find publication here.

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Edgwareroad.org is a platform for publishing and archiving possible studies about the Edgware Road, London. Created by artists CAMP during their residency at the Serpentine Gallery. It is an open publishing platform for local research to be printed and distributed as journals, placemats, pamphlets and webcasts.

CAMP is a Mumbai-based organisation of artists and programmers, who test the ground between art and the public, often working with “infrastructures” such as the internet, transportation and trade systems, CCTV systems, radio, electricity, water and video.

www.camputer.org
www.edgwareroad.org

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Fillip, no.13, Spring, 2011

Fillip is a publication of art, culture, and ideas released three times a year
by the Projectile Publishing Society from Vancouver, British Columbia.

www.fillip.ca