Co-capital in the blog of Fabien Ribery “L’ intervalle”
A deep and insightful critique on Co-capital was published in the blog of Fabien Ribery ‘L’ intervalle’. You may read it here. Merci beaucoup, Fabien!
Co-capital in Lenscratch
I was very honored to give a small interview to Katia Dermott about the zine Co-capital and how I discovered zines and have it included in the November issue of all about zines in Lenscratch. You may read the whole article here.
Co-capital at Polycopies in France
Co-capital will be on display in Paris, France from 6 to 10 November 2024 at the stand of Zoetrope with Yorgos Yatromanolakis. This festival which takes place in a boat and a pavillon in Seine, is an absolutely great experience to meet small and well known publishers from all over the world and have a look at first sight at their editions! You may have a look at the list of publishers here. Photos are taken from Instagram page of Polycopies and Zoetrope
Co-capital at the Athens Art Book Fair 2024
I am very happy to take part at the Athens Art Book Fair in the book stand of Zoetrope with my new publication ‘Co-capital’. I will be very happy to meet you in person on Saturday 5.10 at 13:00am. Photos by Nicoletta Zarifi @nicolettazarifi
Co-capital Zine is published!
Co-capital zine is finally published! The zine is a made by me and Kostis Argiriadis with the help of Yorgos Yatromanolakis and in collaboration with Zoetrope Athens. This zine comes as another – more artistic and experimental – edition or point of view of the concept of Co-capital described here. You may find more info and buy the zine if you like, here.
Mundus at Open Book Day: ‘Inanimate dialogues / Let the things speak’ in Zoetrope – Athens
On the 16th of March 2022, Mundus was presented among 6 other photobooks, texts and materials in a very free and unique way in Zoetrope space, in Kypseli, Athens at the Open Day Book selection ‘Inanimate dialogues / Let the things speak’ by Benni Ciappini. Objects, materials, ruins, inanimate things have the power to communicate a story, both through their physical presence and characteristics, and their representation in art. They might not be able to speak the way we do, but they hide a power of communication and influence within themselves. Not in a human way, but in their own …