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We are busy preparing a new show with @s.y.n.d.i.c

We are busy preparing a new show with @s.y.n.d.i.c.a.t 🟢🔴 Opening Saturday 15th April 🥂
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Sacha Léopold and François Havegeer have worked together as Syndicat since 2012. Their cross-disciplinary practice, taking in self-initiated projects as well as design-based commissions, addresses issues of originality, reproduction, and reproducibility in the context of art today, using their expansive knowledge of printing and manufacturing techniques whether designing books, creating visual identities, or curating exhibitions. Syndicat has actively collaborated with contemporary artists and art centers to create one-of-a-kind visual identity programs, publications, monographs, and artists’ books, leading in 2016 to the creation of 'Empire', their own publishing imprint. @empire.b.o.o.k.s
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An important part of 'Empire' is 'Revue Faire', a bimonthly graphic design magazine, which is not purely focusing on graphic design. The magazine’s content creators are design theoreticians, educators, and authors, among other roles. It seems more like conducting exhibition performances on various subjects via design commentary and other prose. @revuefaire is about doing.
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For Enter Enter they will show an overview of the 45 issues so far, alongside work related to 'Revue Faire', under the title 'Faire Faire’. The exhibition will open Saturday 15th April and be on display until the 14th of May (Thu-Fri-Sat, 1-5PM).
@s.y.n.d.i.c.a.t
@revuefaire
@empire.b.o.o.k.s

That was fun! ☀️☀️ Thanks for dropping by!

That was fun! ☀️☀️ Thanks for dropping by! 🥂📚

Getting ready for a Sunny Afternoon at Enter Enter

Getting ready for a Sunny Afternoon at Enter Enter ☀️📚 Sample sale / Output 2022 / Drinks 🥂 Today 3-6pm
@fw.books @roma.publications

Busy installing for our Sunday Afternoon☀️ Dr

Busy installing for our Sunday Afternoon☀️ Drop by when around! 👉 Sunday 5 Feb / 3-6pm 🥂📚☀️

Invitation 🥂📚🥂📚 Dear friends, to welc

Invitation 🥂📚🥂📚
Dear friends, to welcome the new season, Ayumi, Hans, Roger and John invite you for

A Sunday Afternoon @ ENTER ENTER

– Sample Sales
– Overview of 2022 activities
– Drinks and snacks

Sunday 5 February 2023 from 3-6pm
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Hope to see you!
✨✨
Nieuwe Herengracht 11A
Amsterdam

@enter___enter
@fw.books
@roma.publications
@ayhgnl

Last days to see ‘Dear Harry’ by @harryruhe 📚✨ Open: today, tomorrow and the final day on Saturday 1-5pm

Open today and tomorrow: DEAR HARRY - 50 artists 5

Open today and tomorrow: DEAR HARRY - 50 artists 50 LETTERS by @harryruhe 📘📙 a great overview of books from 1976 until now 💥 The exhibition will be on display until 21 Jan and is open every Thu Fri Sat 1-5pm 👉 Harry will be present 📚📚

Some pages from the presentation of DEAR HARRY - 5

Some pages from the presentation of DEAR HARRY - 50 artists 50 LETTERS by @harryruhe 📘📙 a great overview of books from 1976 until now 💥 The exhibition will be on display until 21 Jan and is open every Thu Fri Sat 1-5pm 👉 Harry will be present 📚📚

Opening TODAY at ENTER ENTER at 4pm🍷🍊📚 DE

Opening TODAY at ENTER ENTER at 4pm🍷🍊📚 DEAR HARRY - 50 artists 50 LETTERS. You are welcome for a lot of FLUXUS to see & read + Glühwein 🛎️ Nieuwe Herengracht 11, Amsterdam
@harryruhe @roma.publications @enter___enter @fw.books

ENTER ENTER is pleased to invite you for the exhib

ENTER ENTER is pleased to invite you for the exhibition

DEAR HARRY: 50 Artists - 50 Letters

Opening
Wednesday 21 December 4pm

“Harry” is Harry Ruhé, – protagonist, provocateur – organiser of renowned Fluxus festivals and happenings, in the 80s and 90s. Founder of Gallery A in 1976, Ruhé maintained an intense correspondence with a galaxy of artists, as yet little known, but later to achieve fame and notoriety as the ground-breaking practitioners of their time. The roll call is long, Günter Brus, Lawrence Weiner, Al Hansen, Ben Vautier, Yoko Ono, Paul Sharits, …

The exhibition presents a wall display of full-size facsimiles of the letters, with previously unpublished stories written in Harry’s inimitable style. The book, an archive box (ring mechanism with album pages) published in an edition of 25 numbered copies, will be available for viewing and purchase.
Also on display are Ruhé’s publications since 1976, including current and out-of-print titles: 25 Fluxus Stories, The Adventures of Willem de Ridder, Punk in Holland, …

The exhibition runs till 21 January 2023
Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 1-5pm (Harry will be present)
or by appointment via info@enter-enter.nl

ENTER ENTER – A Space For Books
Nieuwe Herengracht 11A
1011RK Amsterdam
www.enter-enter.nl

Busy preparing for our next show ‘Dear Harry - 5

Busy preparing for our next show ‘Dear Harry - 50 artists 50 letters’ with @harryruhe 🥂 opening Wednesday at 4pm ✨ poster printed by Kees Maas

📣 Last chance to visit the reading room of What

📣 Last chance to visit the reading room of What They Saw - Historical Photobooks by Women 📚 Open today, Saturday and Sunday from 1-5pm.

@10x10photobooks @ayhgnl

Women photographed by women: 1 - “Lisette Model

Women photographed by women:

1 - “Lisette Model: An Aperture Monograph”, 1979
2 - “Nobiyakana onna tachi / Women Come Alive 1978” by Michiko Matsumoto, 1979
3 - “Growing up female: a personal photojournal” by Abigail Heyman, 1974
4 - “Elle Kari” by Anna Riwkin-Brick, 1951
…

Two weeks to go!

What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843–1999
The Hands-on Reading Room at Enter Enter runs until 23 October 2022

Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1–5 PM
or by appointment via info@enter-enter.nl

ENTER ENTER – A Space For Books
Nieuwe Herengracht 11A
1011RK Amsterdam
www.enter-enter.nl

…

Presentation of 67 books, selected from the publication What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843-1999 @10x10photobooks @ayhgnl

With the first photographically illustrated book, self-published by British botanist Anna Atkins in 1843, women have consistently contributed to the rich history of photobooks. However, their contributions have not always been recognized. The What They Saw reading room showcases this history and shares both historically significant and under-appreciated photobooks by women. Presenting a diverse geographic and ethnic selection, the photobooks included interpret the concept of the photographically illustrated book in the broadest sense possible: classic bound books, portfolios, personal albums, unpublished books, zines and scrapbooks.

What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 184

What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843–1999

The Hands-on Reading Room at Enter Enter runs until 23 October 2022

Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1–5 PM
or by appointment via info@enter-enter.nl

ENTER ENTER – A Space For Books
Nieuwe Herengracht 11A
1011RK Amsterdam
www.enter-enter.nl

…

Presentation of 67 books, selected from the publication What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843-1999 @10x10photobooks @ayhgnl

With the first photographically illustrated book, self-published by British botanist Anna Atkins in 1843, women have consistently contributed to the rich history of photobooks. However, their contributions have not always been recognized. The What They Saw reading room showcases this history and shares both historically significant and under-appreciated photobooks by women. Presenting a diverse geographic and ethnic selection, the photobooks included interpret the concept of the photographically illustrated book in the broadest sense possible: classic bound books, portfolios, personal albums, unpublished books, zines and scrapbooks.

🍂🌞 Perfect day for a walk in the city, and t

🍂🌞 Perfect day for a walk in the city, and to visit ‘What They Saw’ at Enter Enter. And feel free to take some Sage from our garden on your way home for some tea 🫖🌱

Every day is a good day to browse through books 💙📘❤️📕💚📗We are open today and tomorrow 1-5pm 🌱 Do drop by ✨

Enter Enter would like to thank the Rijksmuseum Li

Enter Enter would like to thank the Rijksmuseum Library for introducing What They Saw during the VIP Unseen tour last Friday. 📚✨📚Rijksmuseum owns some old rare photobooks that are not at Enter Enter Reading Room, such as Anna Atkins’ Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions (1843–53), Germaine Krull’s Métal (1928), and many more. The Library is open to the public upon appointment. 📕📘📙📗 @rijksmuseum @unseenamsterdam

Talk with Russet Lederman and Ayumi Higuchi about

Talk with Russet Lederman and Ayumi Higuchi about What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843–1999

The Hands-on Reading Room at Enter Enter runs until 23 October 2022

Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1–5 PM
or by appointment via info@enter-enter.nl

ENTER ENTER – A Space For Books
Nieuwe Herengracht 11A
1011RK Amsterdam
www.enter-enter.nl

…

Presentation of 66 books, selected from the publication What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843-1999 (10x10 Photobooks, 2021).

With the first photographically illustrated book, self-published by British botanist Anna Atkins in 1843, women have consistently contributed to the rich history of photobooks. However, their contributions have not always been recognized. The What They Saw reading room showcases this history and shares both historically significant and under-appreciated photobooks by women. Presenting a diverse geographic and ethnic selection, the photobooks included interpret the concept of the photographically illustrated book in the broadest sense possible: classic bound books, portfolios, personal albums, unpublished books, zines and scrapbooks.

Talk Saturday 17 September 3 PM with Russet Lederm

Talk
Saturday 17 September 3 PM
with Russet Lederman (editor 10×10 Photobooks) and Ayumi Higuchi (designer)

ENTER ENTER – A Space For Books
Nieuwe Herengracht 11A
1011RK Amsterdam
www.enter-enter.nl

@ayhgnl @10x10photobooks

ENTER ENTER is happy to present What They Saw: Hi

ENTER ENTER is happy to present

What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843–1999
A Hands-on Reading Room Exhibition

10 September – 23 October 2022

Opening
Saturday 10 September 5–8 PM

Presentation of 66 books, selected from the publication What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843-1999 (10x10 Photobooks, 2021). With the first photographically illustrated book, self-published by British botanist Anna Atkins in 1843, women have consistently contributed to the rich history of photobooks. However, their contributions have not always been recognized. The What They Saw reading room showcases this history and shares both historically significant and under-appreciated photobooks by women. Presenting a diverse geographic and ethnic selection, the photobooks included interpret the concept of the photographically illustrated book in the broadest sense possible: classic bound books, portfolios, personal albums, unpublished books, zines and scrapbooks.

Talk
Saturday 17 September 3 PM
with Russet Lederman (editor 10×10 Photobooks) and Ayumi Higuchi (designer)

Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1–5 PM
or by appointment via info@enter-enter.nl

ENTER ENTER – A Space For Books
Nieuwe Herengracht 11A
1011RK Amsterdam
www.enter-enter.nl

@10x10photobooks @ayhgnl

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