Publish or Perish! is out

The PublishingLab is proud to launch, Publish or Perish!, (by Silvio Lorusso and Stef Kors) a research and creation project commissioned by DONE, a thinking and action program by Foto Colectania Foundation that aims to approach the image’s new ecosystem in the digital technology and Internet era. The program is supported by Banc Sabadell Foundation and the Dirección General de Política e Industrias Culturales y El Libro del Ministerio de Cultura. More info: done3.fotocolectania.org.

Do you feel a sense of dread when you open Adobe InDesign™ or Microsoft Word™? If so, Publish or Perish! is the Desktop Publishing tool that’s right for you.

With its pressure cooking countdown, a series of sudden disruptions, and achievements to get, Publish or Perish! makes Desktop Publishing challenging as it was back in the days.

Publish or Perish! will catapult you to a place where software meets the unexpected.

Hybrid Junior Designer (web/print)

By roberto, January 9, 2018

For our upcoming research program Print/Press we are looking for someone who will research printing products and techniques in collaboration with printers and will document and showcase them in a digital platform. The ideal candidate is interested in print while also familiar with web design and development. With this research project we aim to set [...]

the launch of oneacre.online

By , November 8, 2017

In what follows, I will try to elaborate on the launch of oneacre.online, an experimental publication and distribution project, that aims to utilise its online space to seed unprintable works. oneacre.online begins with an attempt to probe its ambiguous online terrain and determine how much of a space an acre actually is when transposed to [...]

Sprint 1: Introduction

By marijn de vries hoogerwerff, October 31, 2017

The briefing that we received before the first meeting with WPG put the focus of the project on the ‘development of new ways of reading’ and how we could enhance the experience of the reader and thus bring more attention to a new publication. During the first meeting, we met Head Innovation & Development, Laurens [...]