turning pages
little constellation book
featured on turnig pages
editorial design for print media
gestalten edition
Turning Pages is a precious source for anyone seeking to grasp the ever shifting landscape of printed production that has been and continues to be defined indelibly by economic challenges and the evolution of taste. The publication gathers magazines, books, and newspapers that are redefining print media today, highlighting the creative approach and modus operandi of designers who are at the forefront of print media in our digital age, and proving how some of the best contemporary magazines are pushing the envelope of what is state-of-the-art in today’s print products. Little Constellation Book a project born from the collaboration between NUA – new contemporary arts and research and Mousse Publishing, is among the books featured in the book.
Little Constellation Book, tells the story of a journey through the art—and the world inhabited by art and artists—of a constellation of small states in Europe, travelling to Andorra, Cyprus, Iceland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, San Marino, and other significant geocultural micro-areas such as Canton Ticino, Ceuta, Gibraltar or Kaliningrad. The voyage of the two artist-researchers, Rita Canarezza and Pier Paolo Coro, intersects with an exhibition project curated by Roberto Daolio and Alessandro Castiglioni. With help from Mousse Publishing, they have been blended into a volume with an original graphic design that mingles pop images of sci-fi universes with the unique landscape and culture of the miniature universes explored in the study. This unusual investigation examines the potential for building a shared platform for artists, curators, and institutions in these areas, to carve out a place of their own within the international artistic debate. The book—half interstellar map, half catalog—collects the works on exhibit and the biographies of the 20 artists and groups involved, using texts, images, and interviews to illustrate the legs of a journey that spanned six years, from 2004 to 2010.
Mousse Publishing
little constellation book
featured on turnig pages
editorial design for print media
gestalten edition
Turning Pages is a precious source for anyone seeking to grasp the ever shifting landscape of printed production that has been and continues to be defined indelibly by economic challenges and the evolution of taste. The publication gathers magazines, books, and newspapers that are redefining print media today, highlighting the creative approach and modus operandi of designers who are at the forefront of print media in our digital age, and proving how some of the best contemporary magazines are pushing the envelope of what is state-of-the-art in today’s print products. Little Constellation Book a project born from the collaboration between NUA – new contemporary arts and research and Mousse Publishing, is among the books featured in the book.
Little Constellation Book, tells the story of a journey through the art—and the world inhabited by art and artists—of a constellation of small states in Europe, travelling to Andorra, Cyprus, Iceland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, San Marino, and other significant geocultural micro-areas such as Canton Ticino, Ceuta, Gibraltar or Kaliningrad. The voyage of the two artist-researchers, Rita Canarezza and Pier Paolo Coro, intersects with an exhibition project curated by Roberto Daolio and Alessandro Castiglioni. With help from Mousse Publishing, they have been blended into a volume with an original graphic design that mingles pop images of sci-fi universes with the unique landscape and culture of the miniature universes explored in the study. This unusual investigation examines the potential for building a shared platform for artists, curators, and institutions in these areas, to carve out a place of their own within the international artistic debate. The book—half interstellar map, half catalog—collects the works on exhibit and the biographies of the 20 artists and groups involved, using texts, images, and interviews to illustrate the legs of a journey that spanned six years, from 2004 to 2010.
Mousse Publishing