Cahier de brouillons shows over 600 drawings selected from on ongoing archive by Belgian painter Werner Mannaers. 

Exhibition catalogue that turned out to be a true artist book made up of hundreds of b/w photographs taken by Tuerlinkx forming a radical walk-through of her exhibition 'Drawing Inventory' at the Drawing Center, New York (25.05–22.04.2006).

“Coopting the living museum as a found object and employing its empty forms - vitrines, labels, walls, and frames - to probe, measure, and reconfigure the relations between objects and people within the institutional setting, Tuerlinckx is a provocative operator.”

Laureate for the Plantin Moretus Award 2008

crox-boek nr 6

crox-boek nr 7

This book is written and illustrated by illustrator Karolien Vanderstappen. Mamamania is about all kinds of mothers. Giving them a characteristic name, Vanderstappen creates 12 new words existing in a fantastic word-mash, beautifully and humorously illustrated.

Academia: Qui es-tu? is the second part of a trilogy, which opened with  Artempo in Venice, 2007, and focused on the impact of ‘Time’ on art, as a source of destruction, but also of production. The publication Academia: Qui es-tu? was made on the occasion of the eponym exposition held on the site of the chapel of the l’École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and examines the dynamic processes of artistic creation. Laureate for the Plantin Moretus award 2009.

Zoom In Zoom Out is the third publication about Z33. The first edition was a compilation of the first two years of Z33 (2003-2005), the second publication (2006-2007) gave a comprehensive report of the exhibitions and activities of Z33.
This third edition brings together six exhibition projects, from No. 14 (2006) to No. 19 (2008), with more than 130 artists, designers, architects, scientists and researchers - from Martí Guixé to Laszlo Moholy-Nagy to Studio Job, from Marina Yee to Ann Veronica Janssens to Ryoji Ikeda - in text and pictures.

The Frans Masereel Centrum (founded 1972) celebrates its 35th anniversary. It is a dynamic, diverse and forward-looking international center for contemporary art, with a focus on the graphic image. Not just a center for creation but also a center where knowledge, international cooperation, exploration and public participation are the point of focus. The work of the contemporary artists represented in this book show a great affinity with the graphic medium.

Work by Jochem Vanden Ecker, Mira Sanders, Helena Sidiropoulos, Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Nico Dockx, Philip Jones, Willo Gonnissen, Agnes and Fred Geofrray Simaey.

This catalogue features as a retrospective of the exhibition Freestate (Ostend, 2006), which showed work by twenty young Belgian artists and one collective. The catalogue not only provides a visual overview of the works on display, it also displays a series of post factum reflections on the autonomy of art and the context of the exhibition such as: its relation to space and its boundaries, the state of Belgian art, the position of the artist in the current-day consumption and spectacle society, …The exhibition showed works by Sven Augustijnen, Virginie Bailly, Vaast Colson, Louis De Cordier, Koen De Decker, Stefaan, Geert Goiris, HAP, Peter Lagast, Lawrence Malstaf, Wesley Meuris, David Neirings, Benoît Platéus, Gert Robijns, Helmut Stallaerts, Koen van den Broek, Raphaël van Lerberghe, Pieter Vermeersch, Katleen Vermeir en Katrien Vermeire.