»Movement in Squares«. 4-color riso, 24 pages, staple bound. edition of 146. published by Gloria Glitzer in 2018. printed at We make it. http://stefanie-leinhos.de/#movement-in-squares
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»Movement in Squares«. 4-color riso, 24 pages, staple bound. edition of 146. published by Gloria Glitzer in 2018. printed at We make it. http://stefanie-leinhos.de/#movement-in-squares
Colors (arranged), Gloria Glitzer, 2018
a playful extension of Wall drawings, by GLORIA GLITZER Thanks to Franciska & Moritz !
Spread of »Brace Brace«, the latest #artzine we #published as @gloriaglitzer in #cooperation with @alizeedepin #riso #printed in #blue #fluopink and #black #risograph #smallpress #selfpublishing #publishingasartisticpractice #gloriaglitzer #wemakeitberlin
»Movement in Squares«. 4-color riso, 24 pages, staple bound. edition of 146. published by Gloria Glitzer in 2018. printed at We make it. http://stefanie-leinhos.de/#movement-in-squares
»Movement in Squares«. 4-color riso, 24 pages, staple bound. edition of 146. published by Gloria Glitzer in 2018. printed at We make it. http://stefanie-leinhos.de/#movement-in-squares
“Movement in Squares” • new book out with Gloria Glitzer • meet me at table N16 for the official launch and signing • NYABF at MoMA PS1, Sept 21, 2018 / 1p.m. • looking forward to meeting you! 👋presented by Printed Matter
Gloria Glitzer's "About" series is conceived as a mobile exhibition space in the form of an artists’ book. For each issue, Gloria Glitzer invites an artist or a group of artists to develop an art work or exhibition exclusively for this space.
Issue No. 10 features an exhibition by Philip Tomaru. Titled "Central Tendencies", this exhibition critically questions standardization and categorization within intersecting pedagogic, aesthetic, and cultural value systems.
21 × 29,7 cm (open 84 × 29,7 cm) · offsett leporello with five-color Risograph 36 paged booklet · hand bound · print run 100 · 2019
thrilled to announce that »Movement in Squares« is part of the special collection at the Thomas J. Watson Library — the central research library of The Metropolitan Museum of Art ///// published by @gloriaglitzer in 2018 http://stefanie-leinhos.de/#movement-in-squares