Artist Books, Self—Publishing & open Riso—Workshop 30.8.—1.11.2025 Galerie Ursula WalterNeustädter Markt 10, 01097 Dresdenopen: Thursday 3 – 6 PM, Friday 3 – 6 PM, Saturday 12 AM to 4 PM Opening: Friday, Aug 29, 2025, 6 PM An exhibition on artist books and self-publishing by Galerie Ursula Walter in cooperation with the Herbarium_riso Berlin and… Continue reading ON PRINTED MATTERS
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Fanzineist
Fanzineist Vienna – Online Edition, which brings together small press and independent publishers, has the mission to make zines and art books accessible through exhibitions, workshops, concerts, screenings, and talks and introduce the viewer to the culture of self-publishing. 26.07. – 26. 08., 2021 on: fanzineist.com featuring work by Hristina Tasheva, Axel De Marteau, Kate… Continue reading Fanzineist
Meanwhile in … — Interview with Hristina Tasheva
How do you use photography in your work? As medium photography empowered me to visualize and spread a different narrative on the identity of the migrant and the emergency of it stemmed from my background of East European woman living in the Netherlands. In times of fast technological development and the Internet, when everybody uses… Continue reading Meanwhile in … — Interview with Hristina Tasheva
malenki.NET #1
Please join us next week during malenki.NET #1 at Tique I art space in Antwerp. From Sept 26 through Sept 28 Tamami Iinuma, Liesbet Grupping, Oliver Leu, Lotte Reimann, Kathi Seemann, Rio Staelens and Hristina Tasheva will show and share their recent publishing-related work or work-in-progress in a spacial presentation and in lectures with visitors, like-minded… Continue reading malenki.NET #1
malenki.NET 2019 — Hristina Tasheva
Hristina Tasheva about her research she will share during malenki.NET: “Encyclopedia of Pain is a work in progress that is inspired by my background and identity. Coming from the Eastern Bloc and living in the Netherlands, I am seen also as a ‘communist’ by the local people. To understand the ‘real’ meaning of this word,… Continue reading malenki.NET 2019 — Hristina Tasheva