May 18 – 19, 2024 
at Rue des Croisiers 1, 4000 Liège, Belgien

Meet with Vincen Beeckman, Romane Iskaria, Anne Penders and Julie van der Vaart

On Saturday, May 18 at 12 AM Anne Penders will show her time-based work “archives NM” and give a presentation on her artistic practice with focus on printed matter (language: French).

On Saturday, May 18 at 12:45 AM Romane Iskaria will spreak about the process of creating her publication ‘Assyrians’.

On Saturday, May 18 at 1:30 PM, Vincen Beeckman will give a talk about his publishing practice (language: French).

On Saturday, May 18 at 4:30 PM Katrin Kamrau from malenki.net invites you for a conversation on self-publishing (language: English).

On Sunday, May 19 at 12 AM Julie van der Vaart will speak about her artistic practice & publishing (language: English).

Opening hours 
Saturday, May 18, 11 AM – 6 PM
Sunday, May 19, 11 AM – 6 PM

Free admission.

Find here the whole program on the book market, conferences, meetings, and round tables on independent publishing:
https://mutantx.bip-liege.org/evenements/le-gros-weekend-du-livre/

Der Beitrag Gros Week-End du Livre / Big Book Weekend erschien zuerst auf malenki.net.

Fairground
SUPER books
Nov 12 and Nov 13, 2021
at Haus der Kunst, Südgalerie
Prinzregentenstraße 1, 80538 Munich
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Opening hours
Friday, Nov 12, 2021, from 4 PM to 10 PM
Saturday, Nov 13, 2021, from 12 AM to 8 PM

Have a look at  publications by Anne Penders,  Florian Glaubitz, Lore Stessel,  Sarah Pedde, Dries Segers, Christian Doeller, Stéphanie Lagarde and Julie van der Vaart, among others.

Kathi Seemann will be present on Saturday, Nov 13, 2021, from 2 PM.
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Free entrance with prior online registration.
Book your slot at: https://hausderkunst.de/veranstaltungen/super-books-4

Der Beitrag SUPER books erschien zuerst auf malenki.net.

26.07. – 26. 08., 2021
on: fanzineist.com

featuring work by Hristina Tasheva, Axel De Marteau, Kate Morrell, Oliver Leu, Viktor van Hoof, Anne Penders, Martina Pozzan, Sarah Michel, Stéphanie Lagarde and Katrin Kamrau,

Fanzineist is a fair that welcomes artists, publishers, and other creative people to share their stories, knowledge, love of zines, and art books.

The virtual artbook & zine exhibition will take place in the Fanzineist Vienna- Online Edition for one month. This 3D showcase gives artists & publishers a display for their publications virtually. Visitors can view all original publications that are available for purchase directly from artists and publishers.

This virtual event allows you to use an exhibition space in these times where a physical event might not be possible in your country. In the virtual exhibition, the viewer can control their movements via keyboard or touch, zoom in and get additional information about the publications and artists.
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Fanzineist Vienna is a non-profit art book & zine fair organised by Deniz Beser. More info here

Der Beitrag Fanzineist erschien zuerst auf malenki.net.

CALL IT A BOOK
July 8 to August 1, 2021
at KOP.12, Kopstadtplatz 12, 45127 Essen
KOP.12 is open on THU, FRI, SAT, SUN from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Opening: Thursday, July 8, 2021, at 7:00 PM
Initiated by Daniela Risch.

Parallel to the “Folkwang Rundgang”, CALL IT A BOOK presents around 50 publications by students and graduates from the Folkwang University of the Arts in their various stages: first dummies, hand-made copies in small editions, larger editions that were published by a publisher, up to the video of the out of print first edition.
The second part of the exhibition is a selection of 25 self-published artist publications and photo books from the extensive program of malenki.net., including printed matter by Aglaia Konrad, Kate Morrell, Karsten Kronas, Garry Loughlin, Dani Cardona, Guillaume Greff, Marte Aas, Line Bøhmer Løkken, Liesbet Grupping, Anne Penders, Lore Stressel, Oliver Leu, Robert Schlotter and Katrin Kamrau.

The exhibition is accompanied by various TALKS and WORKSHOPS.  More info on KOP.12’s website

Der Beitrag CALL IT A BOOK erschien zuerst auf malenki.net.

photography talks without words. it helps, sometimes. photography captures what surrounds us in a different way. I guess this is why I use both, words and images, as they come to me, depending on their own necessity, or mine. Using analog photography, working with an old Leicaflex or Pentax, or Super-8 camera, is not only a way to keep track with materiality or preserving memory, it’s also to continue to work with the possibility of the accident, which is keeping the medium alive, may be changing this accident into a miracle, may be let the accident talk and express something on its own. I look through the lens, I press the button, I “take” the image but what comes out belongs to another reality, that’s the part of magic still contained in photography, what photography reveals of your own looks, makes you see things you did not know you saw. it could be frightening sometimes. but that’s what revealing is about : it makes you see. and then you have to decide what to do with it : leave it alone ? show it ? print it ? associate it with words ? with other images ? in any case, freed from you, the photo you took will tell it’s own story.

What role does publishing play in your artistic practice and in particular in your work afto?

it’s essential. a book, a publication, gives the possibility for words or images to live a life for themselves. nothing does it better. choosing a paper, a format, a printing technique, is obviously part of the process too. I love riso for small scale projects.

What are you working on at the moment?

I am working on two photo projects that could become books, one is called “shelter” and the other one is called “North America backwards”. and I am struggling with a long term project called “peripou” which involves photo, super 8 and mainly writing, with a biologist (questioning memory and bees, but not only).

For a closer look on Anne Penders‘ work please visit her website www.annependers.net

malenki.net features the following publications by Anne Penders

Der Beitrag Meanwhile in Brussels — Interview with Anne Penders erschien zuerst auf malenki.net.