"Ever wanted to know how typography evolved in a certain region since Gutenberg printed the Bible that bears his name? Wanted to know what was happening in another region at the same time? Or do you want to know what type-related museums or foundries are around you? Typomapp makes it easier for you to find the answers."
Read MoreQuick links
- Britain's first centre for book arts founded by Simon Goode.
- "Type at the core" article about 6x6 letterpress by Eye magazine.
- "Letterpress Commons" website about sharing letterpress printing knowledge. Developed by Boxcar Press.
I ♥ print
"I ♥ print" is a new initiative of Febelgra, the Federation of the Belgian Graphics Industry. It is a blog dedicated to the development and production of printed matter in Belgium, from digital to letterpress and silkscreen printing. Each case is supported with extra info and direct contact form.
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Norddeutsche Handpressenmesse BuchDruckKunst. 18-20.01.13 Hamburg
From 18 to 20 January 2013 the 8th edition of the Norddeutsche Handpressenmesse BuchDruckKunst will take place in Hamburg. Since there was limited space available, only 50 participants were chosen. A complete list of participants can be found on the website.
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"Heights and Depths" 1938 Chevrolet Film on Rotogravure
Very informative short film on the principles of rotogravure produced by Chevrolet in 1938
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"Alles Moet Nieuw - Piet Zwart" at Cinema Zuid
If you haven't seen the documentary about Piet Zwart (1885 - 1977) yet you still have a chance to watch it on a big screen. The Belgian premiere of the film organized by Cinema Zuid and Upload Downtown will take place on wednesday 28 november at Cinema Zuid in Antwerp. I've already seen it, but wouldn't mind to watch it again:). It is absolutely worth it!
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Pencil to pixel. 16/19 - 23.11.12
"The forthcoming exhibition by Monotype brings together the past, present and future of a unique typographic institution. Spanning over a hundred years, the expertise and craftsmanship of Monotype has shaped the way in which we see and read the everyday world around us."
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