1.Check out the program of Leipziger Typotage, 13-15.03.22 - link
2. Will Rueter talks with Chester Gryski for the Alcuin Society - link
3. St Bride Foundation Wayzgoose, 20.05.22 - link
4. Starting from the values of typography's cultural heritage, collected and documented in the collections over more than 25 years, Tipoteca Italiana aims to bring the public closer to a more direct and conscious knowledge of typography and its practice. The “Think &”Type” series of events involves graphic designers and design professionals in a passionate and stimulating narration, open to anyone fascinated by graphic design, of the genres and contemporary languages of typography in visual communication, from publishing to posters, from packaging to letterpress - link
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1.Letterpress United team decided to launch a call for antiwar posters to involve letterpress printers from all over the world - link
2. Summercourse Typography 2022: Masterclass by Thomas Gravemaker at Atelier t (BE).
5-day masterclass, 11–15.07.22, from 10:00–17:00 hrs - link
3. Drukkersmarkt Nijmegen op 14.05.22 - link
4. Ghent Art Book Fair is back! 7-8.05.22, Apply before 04.04 - link
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1.Type Tuesday: Activists in Ink at St Bride Foundation, 08.03.22 - link
2. Why do we make printing museums? The AEPM’s annual conference is being hosted this year by the Atelier-Musée de l’imprimerie in Malesherbes (FR). 05-07-.05.22 - link
3. Typo Belgiëque workshop: an introductory course to type design. A workshop by Jo De Baerdemaeker. This 4-day hands-on workshop, comprising of 4 Fridays in May 2022, is aimed at professional designers and creatives, who want to start learning the basics of how to design your own original typeface and generate the font you always dreamed of - link
4. Pandemic portrait project by Tillman Press. How to get involved - link
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1.50 years of Frans Masereel Centrum (BE). A year round celebration - link
2. Deberny et Peignot specimens (circa 1930-1937) from the collection of Ampersanden Press Lab (FR) - link
3. Bringing back the laundry press for new press wines - link
4. The Fifth International Biennial of Printmaking / call for arstist 2022 - link
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1.83 year old Japanese printer still passionate about her craft - video
2. Bauhaus Typography at 100: A View from Letterform Archive and Cooper Hewitt with Ellen Lupton. 31.03.22 - link
3. ‘Off the Grid: Histories of Belgian graphic design’. This book offers a collaborative panorama of Belgian graphic design history from a multiplicity of perspectives, with essays on type design, colonisation and labour relations among other subjects - link
4. ‘Works on Paper. Galila’s Collection.’ Exhibition at the Jewish Museum in Brussels, until 17.04.22 - link
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1.New Impressions. Call for entries. Deadline: January 18, 2022 - link
2. Celebrating London’s Libraries. 20 January 2022. 7–9 pm (GMT). Online via Zoom.
Tickets: £3–5 - link
3. Typoteka. The Index of Polish Typefaces - link
4. Pick up skills and inspiration through PiP’s letterpress printing classes and workshops — no matter where in the world you live - link
Winter links or what to do during holidays.
1. The last Ukiyo-e masters: Japanse prenten uit de 2e helft van de 19e eeuw. tentoonstelling Japanse houtsnede en prenten. 5.12 - 6.02.22. Expo + demo's Japanse houtsnede + workshops + rondleidingen door Vladimir Ivaneanu - link + workshops
2. De ABC kamer. Met de gloednieuwe expo De ‘ABC kamer’ werpt Villa Verbeelding een nieuwe blik op het alfabet. Maar liefst 26 (inter)nationale illustratoren ontwierpen speciaal voor deze expo een letter. Het resultaat is een verbluffend abc waar je niet op uitgekeken raakt - link
3. Marcelle Hanselaar in Museum De Rede (Antwerp) - link
4. ‘Lines and Tracks’ exhibition showcasing 150 posters from NMBS at Centre de la Gravure et de l’Image imprimée in La Louvière - link
5. Explore the 15th century of the region through the images, stories and characters from the Library of the Dukes of Burgundy at KBR (Brussels) - link
6. ‘Mode De Vie’ exhibition by Ines Claus at Rufus Gallery (Ghent) - link
7. ‘Kassa Kassa!’ or ‘Ka-Ching!’ exhibition at the Museum of Industry (Ghent). Discover the history of consumption and distribution and be surprised by objects, stories and sounds from the little-known world behind the familiar display window - link
8. Stuck in lockdown or in quarantine, then check out iBookBinding for podcasts and live streams - link