A new collaboration with Bergen Art Book Fair for an evening of performances, readings, conversation and listening.
Bringing together publishers from Norway, Japan, Germany and the Netherlands. Entry is free and we’ll have a selection of publications and cassettes from our library for sale as well!
Karmaklubb* (often stylized with an asterisk) is an autonomous, nomadic queer platform and "club concept" based in Norway. Founded in 2018 by Tine Semb, it operates at the intersection of nightlife, art, and academia, famously guided by the twin principles of "thought and pleasure."
Bur-Rose present a family DIY punk zine story alongside period-appropriate zines and LPs, which are played using a portable record player. The discussion covers music, the punk subculture, DIY publishing practices, and non-ISBN distribution, with a focus on the PIONEER narrative.
Good Neighbour invites the collective To See the Inability to See (Maartje Fliervoet, Arefeh Riahi, and Martín La Roche Contreras) following theirinterest in books as performative tools, to read and unfold their book My Garden's Boundaries Are the Horizon: A Porous Reader to Unguard the Garden.
HEADQUARTERS Ryuta Abe gives a short talk about zines and music, digital and physical formats, and what it means to create in a DIY way today, and a small live performance.