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WT Best Books 2009: Mapping the library
Project by: Werkplaats Typografie
Designer: various
Pages: 64
Format: 298 x 420 mm mm
Price: € 10,00
Concept and supervision: Experimental Jetset. With contributions by: Simone Koller, Lidia Wilkosz, Ines Cox, Astrid Seme, Gregory Dapra, Hyo Kwon, Lu Liang, Stephen Serrato, Anna Haas, Marc Hollenstein, Julie van Severen, Joris van Aken, Boris van den Eynden, Dries Wiewauters, Isabelle Vaverka, Annett Höland, Goda Budvytyte
MAPPING THE LIBRARY is the outcome of a workshop conducted by Experimental Jetset at Werkplaats Typografie, May – June 2010, part of the annual Best Books project at WT. Participants were asked to turn their favourite books 2009 into maps; consequently, formal connections among the selected books were made that in turn resulted in a giant 16-piece collective map. Working with the format of the newspaper, every student was given one sheet. The inside spread was used for the individual maps, the cover for the part of the collective map showing the chosen book. The back gave information about the book and allowed students to explain their interpretation.
Project by: Werkplaats Typografie
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12″. WT Speelplaats vinyl record
Project by: Werkplaats Typografie
Designer: Ines Cox and Boris Van den Eynden
Format: 315 x 310 mm
Price: € 15,00
This 12-inch vinyl record is the result of the WT speelplaats 2010-2011 program, curated by Boris Van den Eynden and Ines Cox. They proposed a specific formula upon the concept of emancipation found within Jacques Rancière’s The Ignorant Schoolmaster (1991). The record does not aim to provide an explication for what speelplaats 2010-2011 was.
Project by: Werkplaats Typografie
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Open Impact Channel. Your limit is our imagination
Project by: Self initiated
Designer: Ines Cox, Lauren Grusenmeyer
Pages: 72
Format: 335 x 220 mm mm
Price: € 10,00
Open Impact Channel is an advertising company meeting the awareness needs of companies. Dedicated exclusively to the creation of innovative advertising programs, the principal operators, Cox & Grusenmeyer, provide a new avenue of promotional effectiveness. The public space and artistic environment is the playground! The mission is to invent new carriers for advertising by providing an intelligible re-use of existing promotional material.
Project by: Self initiated
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Life Is Too Short
Project by: Dutch Art Institute Enschede / DAI, CasCo
Designer: Ines Cox
Pages: 116
Format: 240 x 170 mm mm
Price: € 7,00
Life is Too Short is a manual followed by a series of re-enactments of self-help videos found on youtube. "Are we in perpetual state of recovery? Can it be overcome?" The work appropriates the narratives, voices and gestures of those reproducing recovery as a manual towards a disembodied and success process. The problem here (as the potential movement) is to consider the re-enactment of these voices as what won’t unquestionably reproduce its sameness, but on the contrary, will allow the discrepancies and discontinuities between the original and the copy, between the translation of one body to another, between the subject and its desired model.
The Publications Project is a collection of artist books issued by the Dutch Art Institute and designed in collaboration with the Werkplaats Typografie.
Project by: Dutch Art Institute Enschede / DAI, CasCo
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The Time Capsule Happening
Project by: WT
Designer: Host: Anna Haas. Editors and contributors: Ines Cox (Vernacular), Boris Van den Eynden (Strategy vs. tactic), Anna Haas (introduction), Annett Höland (The library at night excerpt), Simone Koller (Man without qualities, excerpt), Ine Meganck (Dark side of the moon), Corina Neuenschwander (Technical terms of the printing industry), Mark Simmonds (captain cook, the collector), Noah Venezia (Buck Owens), Manuel Zenner (Mirror)
Pages: 44
Format: 205 x 286 mm mm
Price: € 9,50
The magazine is a production of Werkplaats Typografie. The title of the magazine depends on the number of contributions to the issue. Each issue will be passed on from reader to reader. The magazines editions will never exceed 30.
Project by: WT
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