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Thursday, September 4 at 7pm
Botanical Boundaries - to be continued.
With bookart by Katya Dimova, Till Verclas, Regina Anzenberger, Uwe Klos and more.
On display: September 4–26
One exhibition was not enough for plant-related artist books! That's why we are showing the exhibition “Botanical Boundaries - to be continued” in September - featuring embroidered original textile books on individual significant plants by Katya Dimova, photography-based artist books and works by Regina Anzenberger, new works by Blow Up Press, original graphic books and portfolios by Uwe Klos, and a multi-layered poetic work by Till Verclas, among others.
Botanical Boundaries - to be continued.
With bookart by Katya Dimova, Till Verclas, Regina Anzenberger, Uwe Klos and more.
On display: September 4–26
One exhibition was not enough for plant-related artist books! That's why we are showing the exhibition “Botanical Boundaries - to be continued” in September - featuring embroidered original textile books on individual significant plants by Katya Dimova, photography-based artist books and works by Regina Anzenberger, new works by Blow Up Press, original graphic books and portfolios by Uwe Klos, and a multi-layered poetic work by Till Verclas, among others.
Thursday, October 2nd at 7 pm.
Ken Campbell: „Headlong:Headstrong - A Life in Print“
The exhibition displays a selection of artist books by British artist Ken Campbell, who passed away in 2022.
A master of (experimental) printing and much more besides: complex thinking in poetry and images, Ken Campbell leaves behind an enormously wide-ranging body of work.
The exhibition shows this range in 12 selected books from his estate, including his very first, “Terror, terror,” up to his last digitally printed works, ‘Wall’ and “You all know the words.”
On display: October 2 - 30
Ken Campbell: „Headlong:Headstrong - A Life in Print“
The exhibition displays a selection of artist books by British artist Ken Campbell, who passed away in 2022.
A master of (experimental) printing and much more besides: complex thinking in poetry and images, Ken Campbell leaves behind an enormously wide-ranging body of work.
The exhibition shows this range in 12 selected books from his estate, including his very first, “Terror, terror,” up to his last digitally printed works, ‘Wall’ and “You all know the words.”
On display: October 2 - 30
Galerie DRUCK & BUCH
Susanne Padberg
Berggasse 21/2
A - 1090 Wien
Susanne Padberg
Berggasse 21/2
A - 1090 Wien