‘a library’ is a collection of books, magazines and printed ephemera that are temporarily taken off private shelves to find new neighbours, be browsed and reordered. By bringing usually separated books together new narratives and hidden connections emerge. Instead of a fixed, universal collection, we search for subjective constellations and an ongoing interaction between people and material.

Klasse John Morgan, as librarians, will take care of the books, establish a catalogue and work on an ever-changing dynamic order. As each book contains an unlimited amount of possible readings it won’t have one correct fixed place in the library. The visitors are invited to take time to browse books and emphasize or reject the currently established order.

‘a library’ is a collection of books, magazines and printed ephemera that are temporarily taken off private shelves to find new neighbours, be browsed and reordered. By bringing usually separated books together new narratives and hidden connections emerge. Instead of a fixed, universal collection, we search for subjective constellations and an ongoing interaction between people and material.

Klasse John Morgan, as librarians, will take care of the books, establish a catalogue and work on an ever-changing dynamic order. As each book contains an unlimited amount of possible readings it won’t have one correct fixed place in the library. The visitors are invited to take time to browse books and emphasize or reject the currently established order.