NO-ISBN عن نشر الذاتي

Contributor(s):

Kayfa Ta كيف ت

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Kayfa Ta كيف ت؛ Salon fur Kunstbuch 2020Description: 415p; 19x12cmISBN:

9783902374134

Subject(s):

N81-390 Visual Arts- Study and teaching. Research

Summary: Published in German in 2015, in English in 2017. Text: Bernhard Cella, Leo Findeisen, Agnes Blaha, translation: Wael Ashari. NO-ISBN – On Self-publishing investigates extraordinary books that withdraw from the international book trade. A register contains 1,800 items that have three features in common: they are recent, printed on paper, and circulate without an ISBN. It provides an outline of media history from 15th century book printing to the present time, a schedule of micro- and fanzine fairs from four continents and manifestos of historical and current avant-gardes. They are interspersed with texts about the international boom of artists´ books, written by protagonists of self-publishing.

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Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N81-390 110.855 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		6577
Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N81-390 110.855 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available

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Published in German in 2015, in English in 2017. Text: Bernhard Cella, Leo Findeisen, Agnes Blaha, translation: Wael Ashari. NO-ISBN – On Self-publishing investigates extraordinary books that withdraw from the international book trade. A register contains 1,800 items that have three features in common: they are recent, printed on paper, and circulate without an ISBN. It provides an outline of media history from 15th century book printing to the present time, a schedule of micro- and fanzine fairs from four continents and manifestos of historical and current avant-gardes. They are interspersed with texts about the international boom of artists´ books, written by protagonists of self-publishing.

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