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From 13 September until 4 October 2025 an exhibition project on the artist's book, curated by Bruno Devos and Frederik Vergaert bringing together 50 artsits and presenting 50 unique book objects.
At the same time, Adrien Tirtiaux’s Chambord Staircase will be inaugurated for the first time, as will the library of the .WIT BOEK project, which will remain on display until 20 December.
From information sharing to the artist’s book, an introduction by Rita Ferreira & Bruno Devos
The desire to create memories and share information has led to the evolution of the book over centuries: ancient writing systems like Cuneiform in Mesopotamia (3200 BCE) and Egyptian hieroglyphs, followed by the Roman codex in the 1st century AD, which replaced scrolls, set the foundation for modern books. In 1440, Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press revolutionized book production and made room for the emergence of publishers and book printers like Christopher...More
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From 13 September until 4 October 2025 an exhibition project on the artist's book, curated by Bruno Devos and Frederik Vergaert bringing together 50 artsits and presenting 50 unique book objects.
At the same time, Adrien Tirtiaux’s Chambord Staircase will be inaugurated for the first time, as will the library of the .WIT BOEK project, which will remain on display until 20 December.
From information sharing to the artist’s book, an introduction by Rita Ferreira & Bruno Devos
The desire to create memories and share information has led to the evolution of the book over centuries: ancient writing systems like Cuneiform in Mesopotamia (3200 BCE) and Egyptian hieroglyphs, followed by the Roman codex in the 1st century AD, which replaced scrolls, set the foundation for modern books. In 1440, Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press revolutionized book production and made room for the emergence of publishers and book printers like Christopher...More
