[Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy by Steve Gullick]

From Brady:

‘Not sure if anyone heard, but the German edition of Cosmopolitan covered the Gullick show.

I would love to know what they said, but I don’t read German…’

From Babelfish:

In the Found Gallery, and parallel in the Tin & Taylor John House in the English Coventry, about 30 pressures hang fishing rod of Gullicks work, which it selected and within three months prepared spontaneously. “my list was still longer”, says it, “however I knew that the place is limited. In the preparation it did not concern at all, whom I would have had gladly thereby, I knew simply, I have place for so and so many pictures and then through the list went. Those could have been also twice as long.” Also some musicians from Los Angeles appeared with the Vernissage, under it Solon Baxter and Rachel Stolte of the Indierockband Great Northern and David Yow, in former times with the Chicagoer Noiserockern Jesus Lizard, which embraced Gullick immediately stormily. “I had already planned all places, before I thought Gullick of David”, said later. “otherwise it thereby would have been. It is the number unity under those, those not thereby is.” But despite their modest size Gullick sees the hippe Found Gallery as perfect place for this exhibition. “we looked for, said something Cooles” it. “at the dearest one somewhat not too much gehyptes. It should be somehow blunt, because I think that also the photos have something blunt actually.”

UPDATE: You can read the original article in German at Cosmopolitan.de