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Apparatjik released a first draft of their album to the public, along with the album stem files, and invited everyone to contribute their own mixes to the project weekly.

The works consist of four large monotypes on hospital sheets, originally intended for Futura Plus, and a selection of twelve smaller monotypes on sheets and paper.

Apparatjik has released a magazine for the iPad, which contains performance videos, photos, fan art, interview clips, links to external press, interactive games – and a brand new full-length Apparatjik album!

To launch their new iPad Magazine ‘Apparatjik World Issue A’, Apparatjik held a day-long workshop at Kensaltown Studios in London. The event was sponsored by Apparatjik, Bowers & Wilkins, Apple, Moods of Norway and Aspire Design Studios.

Magne’s previously unseen ‘Futura Plus’ works were represented in a group exhibition called ‘Under stor press’ (‘under pressure’), which included over 800 works from 80 artists.

The NRK program ‘Nasjonal Galleriet’ aired a 30-minute documentary about Magne, focusing on his art career and how the loss of his father at a young age influenced his creativity.

A playlist of videos recorded at Apparatjik’s performance at the Steirischer Herbst Festival of New Art in Graz, Austria on October 15, 2011.

Together with Magne and Jonas of Apparatjik were Tobias Wilner (vocals) and Bo Rande (trumpet) from the Danish band Blue Foundation.

Official music video for ‘Snow Crystals’, from Apparatjik’s debut album “We Are Here”.

A large warehouse in Tjuvholmen was covered on two sides by six huge butterflies made by Damien Hirst.