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Sydney, Australia: Artspace, in partnership with Printed Matter, Inc., New York and Perimeter Books, Melbourne, today announced the public program of public talks, workshops, performances and screenings for the second edition of VOLUME
2017 | Another Art Book Fair. Building upon the success of the inaugural 2015 edition — which welcomed over 6,500 visitors over four days — VOLUME
2017 welcomes a rigorously selected line-up of over 70 exhibitors from across Australia and the world, including Hong Kong, South Korea, France and the United States. The second edition of this biennial event will take place from 13 – 15 October at Artspace in Sydney’s Woolloomooloo. In addition to the international line-up of publishers, artists, collectives, galleries and distributors at VOLUME, Artspace will
present a free program of talks, artist-led workshops, book launches, readings and performances. These will be presented alongside the return of the key public program titled Book Machine (Sydney) II: a community-led bookmaking initiative
organised by Paris-based onestar press together with Artspace, in which emerging designers partner with the visitors to the Fair to generate and produce more than 200 artist books over five days.
Headlining the program are Parker Bruce of Badlands Unlimited, New York, and Freek Lomme of Onomatopee, The Netherlands, who will each present key thoughts about independent publishing today.
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Sydney, Australia: Artspace, in partnership with Printed Matter, Inc., New York and Perimeter Books, Melbourne, today announced the public program of public talks, workshops, performances and screenings for the second edition of VOLUME
2017 | Another Art Book Fair. Building upon the success of the inaugural 2015 edition — which welcomed over 6,500 visitors over four days — VOLUME
2017 welcomes a rigorously selected line-up of over 70 exhibitors from across Australia and the world, including Hong Kong, South Korea, France and the United States. The second edition of this biennial event will take place from 13 – 15 October at Artspace in Sydney’s Woolloomooloo. In addition to the international line-up of publishers, artists, collectives, galleries and distributors at VOLUME, Artspace will
present a free program of talks, artist-led workshops, book launches, readings and performances. These will be presented alongside the return of the key public program titled Book Machine (Sydney) II: a community-led bookmaking initiative
organised by Paris-based onestar press together with Artspace, in which emerging designers partner with the visitors to the Fair to generate and produce more than 200 artist books over five days.
Headlining the program are Parker Bruce of Badlands Unlimited, New York, and Freek Lomme of Onomatopee, The Netherlands, who will each present key thoughts about independent publishing today.