Workshop
NPIP 10 Feb 2010, 1:56 pm CET
Academie NPIP på Bastard Gallery 5-9 maj
2009
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Bastard Gallery, in collaboration with New
Print International Publisher (NPIP), Samuel Nyholm and Nazareno
Crea, gives a four-day workshop of analog printing technologies,
for 15 students, from the Fine art and Graphic Design institutions
at Konstfack, Advertising and Graphic design at Beckmans, and Fine
art at the Royal Art Academy in Stockholm and the ECAL in
Lausanne.
The NPIP philosophy is to rationalize and control
as much as possible of the printing process and to carry out a
large part of the work on their own, which works fine as long as
the edition is not too extensive (which is generally the case in
cultural contexts). The most sensible option can also, like in the
case of "Dolls", a catalogue produced by NPIP for the video artist
Annika Larsson last year, be a combination of cheap digital
printing and analogue interventions, where the printing process
also includes the narrative elements of the book. The benefits of
this thinking is not only that the designer may retain a larger
share of the budget, but also allow more room for experimentation
with materials, techniques and content.
The purpose of the academy is to deepen the
students and our own practical and philosophical point of view
connected to primitive printing techniques, with emphasis on a
playful approach, implemented into rational and applied
practise.
The workshop consists of four days of production,
between 6th and 9th of May and a final evaluation party on the
evening of the 9th of May, including musical entertainment, 19-23,
everything taking place inside the gallery. It will also be
possible to buy and borrow various publication affiliated to the
workshop and it's participants.
WeLcOmE!!!
The gallery is open for the public 15-19 during
the workshop. 19-23 on Saturday the 9th of
May.
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Samuel Nyholm working as a freelance
graphic designer and illustrator with Reala in Stockholm, as well
as teacher in Graphic Design at ECAL in Lausanne.
(http://www.reala.se)
Nazareno Crea has previously worked as a assistant and
teacher in graphic design at ECAL in Lausanne and has been employed
at studio Cornel Windlin in Zürich. Currently studying MA in
graphic design at the RCA in London.
Virlani Hallberg works as an artist and culture
producer. Bastard gallery was started by Virlani and Jenny Palen
three years ago.
Bastard Gallery is an artist-run, non-profit art space
in Stockholm dedicated to the promotion of a cross-cultural concept
of art with strong connections to contemporary society. The
initiators have a background in art schools as well as in cultural
institutions and the commercial world.
Since the start , the gallery has produced more than
thirty exhibitions and cultural events.
Whether presenting site specific works, happenings or
cross- and counter-cultural events, we are using the gallery space
as a communicative tool, hoping to make an impact on our
society.
Yours sincerely /
Virlani Hallberg and Samuel Nyholm, Bastard, NPIP &
REALA
Scenografi various events
NPIP 31 Jan 2010, 10:07 am CET
Book release in Göteborg (Galleri 54), Stockholm (Bastard
Gallery), Lausanne (1m3), Zürich
(Corner College/Nieves) & London (Donlon books)
Making of Scenografi book
NPIP 17 Jan 2010, 11:00 pm CET
Thanks to Jacob Grønbech Andreas Landfors and Jonas
Isfält.
Letters Posters
NPIP 30 Dec 2009, 10:53 am CET
Posters by: Körner Union, Tobias Bernstrup, David Keshavjee, Maud
Constantin, Simon Haenni, Samuel Nyholm, Nazareno Crea, Annika
Larsson, Virlani Hallberg, Sara Lundén and Jonas Isfält.
DOLLS
NPIP 30 Dec 2009, 1:57 am CET
DOLLS
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A book and a poster for Annika Larssons film video
piece 'Dolls'. The poster is selected for the poster festival in
Chaumont 2009. The book consists of Skype conversatios between the
designers and the artist and some family related
things.
Available at Galleri Andréhn-Schiptjenko in
Stockholm.
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