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'''Art Prison publications'''
 
'''Art Prison publications'''
  
* Art Prison #1: Johann Kauth, [[Cactus inside Frog]], 2013
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* Art Prison #1: Johann Kauth, [[Cactus inside Frog]], 2011
 
* Art Prison #2: Anna McCarthy, ''Revolution and its muses''
 
* Art Prison #2: Anna McCarthy, ''Revolution and its muses''
 
* Art Prison #3: Craig Atkinson, ''Grab the Uranium''
 
* Art Prison #3: Craig Atkinson, ''Grab the Uranium''

Revision as of 11:58, 2 October 2013

Extrapool, Nijmegen

Extrapool is an independent art space for experimental music, performance art, screenings, small press publications and exhibitions, located in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.

"Extrapool operates in three work fields: sound, art and print and we try to work together as much as possible. Extrapool offers the highest quality experimental performance art, sound installations and extreme/rough print products (Knust) in the Netherlands and internationally. The focus is on DIY culture, graphic designers, new artists without large distribution networks, and fringe artists with semi-popular concepts. We offer the experiment that might go wrong. We show the unpolished. We undo music. Our stage, our auditorium, is best described as: a remarkable context in a flexible, changing, adaptable setting. On the one side informal and intimate, on the other side explicit (dominant) and 'artistic'."


Art Prison publications

  • Art Prison #1: Johann Kauth, Cactus inside Frog, 2011
  • Art Prison #2: Anna McCarthy, Revolution and its muses
  • Art Prison #3: Craig Atkinson, Grab the Uranium
  • Art Prison #4: Mathias Forbach & Thomas Koenig, Drawjin
  • Art Prison #5: Gijs Deddens, Som
  • Art Prison #6: Mari Kanstad Johnsen, Blue Cabin
  • Art Prison #7: Anne Vagt, Beginners, 2013


Zines printed (or partially printed) at Knust/Extrapool:

External Links