Art&fiction
Swiss art publishing collective and press founded in 2000, documenting visual artists' work in writing and the book as exhibition space.
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Overview
Art&fiction is a Swiss collective and art publishing house founded in 2000. Its stated objective is to document the work of visual artists in the field of writing and the book as an exhibition space. Over more than 20 years this editorial laboratory has produced evolving collections, with a Geneva office and an independent distribution structure complementing the Lausanne workshop. The art&fiction editions catalogue comprises some 400 titles, and the editions are composed of four entities: the association art&fiction, éditions d'artistes; the association art&fiction Genève; art&fiction publications Sàrl; and the association Collection Portraits.
History
Art&fiction began in 2000 as a collective with the objective of documenting the work of visual artists in the field of writing and the book as an exhibition space. This activity generated varied forms of publishing from authors with diverse positions. Over more than 20 years, collections emerged from this editorial laboratory and continue to evolve. A Geneva office and then an independent distribution structure complemented the Lausanne workshop. The art&fiction editions catalogue comprises some 400 titles. Today the editions are composed of four entities: the association art&fiction, éditions d'artistes; the association art&fiction Genève; art&fiction publications Sàrl; and the association Collection Portraits.
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Editorial laboratory documenting visual artists' work in writing and the book as exhibition space.
Allures dissidentes. Apparences queer & représentation de soi du 19e siècle à aujourd’hui
Bureau des projections lumineuses
Travaux pratiques. Portrait de Jean-Frédéric Schnyder
Los tótems de mi ausencia
Comment je me suis sortie de la merde
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