Hocus Bogus Publishing
The B-side for printed matter since 2015 ︎ We publish, produce and share small edition works by visual artists. We give presentations, offer workshops and collaborate in the field of “expanded print” and experimental animation ︎ Hocus Bogus aims to be a lowkey
and accessible publishing project that develops and supports mischievous voices in art and print ︎ We are based in Rotterdam and Brussels︎
So Happy Together
2026 -180x180mm
RISO, EOS 90 2.0/ Trophee Pastel Rose/Fuchsia
Typefaces: Arial regular & Arial black by Robin Nicholas and Patricia Saunders, Unbounded by Studiokoto & the Polkadot Network
80 pages, Spiral coil bound
Edition of 400
Published by: @humdrum_press @roodkapje_rotterdam @wdka @hbpublishing
2026 -180x180mm
RISO, EOS 90 2.0/ Trophee Pastel Rose/Fuchsia
Typefaces: Arial regular & Arial black by Robin Nicholas and Patricia Saunders, Unbounded by Studiokoto & the Polkadot Network
80 pages, Spiral coil bound
Edition of 400
Published by: @humdrum_press @roodkapje_rotterdam @wdka @hbpublishing
In recent
years there has been a growing interest in collaborative and collective
practices across and beyond the arts. But what does it actually mean to
work collectively? During a series of public happenings based around
collectivity and being together, diverse self-organised collectives
actively explored this question at Roodkapje, a laboratory for ART x
LIVE x FOOD in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Through cooking, eating, and digesting together, questions were raised around what it means to be (or not to be) a citizen in a larger community; how to radically experiment with distribution of power in existing hierarchies; how to find ways of collective self-determination in inhospitable systems; and how to build collectivity with more than human collaborators.
Cooking Up Collectivity collects the recipes, questions, drawings, methods, menus, conversations, and other experimental outputs from this programme to encourage readers to build their own collectives and to self-organise.
Through cooking, eating, and digesting together, questions were raised around what it means to be (or not to be) a citizen in a larger community; how to radically experiment with distribution of power in existing hierarchies; how to find ways of collective self-determination in inhospitable systems; and how to build collectivity with more than human collaborators.
Cooking Up Collectivity collects the recipes, questions, drawings, methods, menus, conversations, and other experimental outputs from this programme to encourage readers to build their own collectives and to self-organise.
Price:
20 euros
20 euros
