Interlude Gallery 2017 Almanac Publication
Interlude Gallery is a contemporary art platform in Sydney, Australia, funding the pre-order of their 2017 Almanac print publication.
We are excited to announce the publication of our Annual Interlude Gallery Almanac, for the third consecutive year!
Pre-order through kickstarter: http://kck.st/2zND11Y
The Interlude Print Almanac continues to be an important element of our organism, presenting the annual transformations via coupling our exhibition photo documentation and writers program contributions. In addition to the ongoing online archive, this third physical edition continues to showcase the values that Interlude holds, but in print!
The 2017 Almanac now available for pre-order, is designed by the Interlude Team, and will be printed locally by Carbon8, Sydney to maintain the highest quality of colour printing with their HP INDIGO DIGITAL PRESS. The approx. 88 page publication will feature a soft cover, perfect for cuddling, with 150gsm paper and 'perfect binding' for all your page turning needs.
This affectionately crafted limited edition book features photo documentation and written responses from each of the 22 solo and group exhibitions held in 2017.
Pre-order through kickstarter: http://kck.st/2zND11Y
The Interlude Print Almanac continues to be an important element of our organism, presenting the annual transformations via coupling our exhibition photo documentation and writers program contributions. In addition to the ongoing online archive, this third physical edition continues to showcase the values that Interlude holds, but in print!
The 2017 Almanac now available for pre-order, is designed by the Interlude Team, and will be printed locally by Carbon8, Sydney to maintain the highest quality of colour printing with their HP INDIGO DIGITAL PRESS. The approx. 88 page publication will feature a soft cover, perfect for cuddling, with 150gsm paper and 'perfect binding' for all your page turning needs.
This affectionately crafted limited edition book features photo documentation and written responses from each of the 22 solo and group exhibitions held in 2017.