Graphic art at Z33

Z33 hosts two exhibition which speak of the love for graphic art as well as the fondness both Geoffrey Brusatto and Freek Lomme share for the materiality and tactility of printed matter.

“Ways of Folding. Reconstructing the printed book” Photo © Geoffrey Brusatto

With “Ways of Folding. Reconstructing the printed book”, Z33 welcomes the first public presentation of the doctoral research in the arts of graphic designer Geoffrey Brusatto.

At the same time “Can you feel it? Tactility and/in print” opens, which is the second curator project on graphic arts and print that Z33 launches in collaboration with the Frans Masereel Centrum with as curator Freek Lomme, writer and director of art institute and publishing house Onomatopee in Eindhoven.

Matthieu Blanchard, work in progress. Photo © Frans Masereel Centrum

Both exhibitions acknowledge the value of matter and analogue media in our dematerialised, digital society. A similar awareness is becoming more and more evident in the art and design world. Tactility is reevaluated; there is a growing interest among artists and theorists to investigate the tactile characteristics of graphic and other media. In addition, traditional analogue media are relating increasingly to new digital media and are adapted to the changing practice of transfer of information and use of material.

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“Ways of Folding. Reconstructing the printed book” Photo © Geoffrey Brusatto

“Ways of Folding. Reconstructing the printed book” Photo © Geoffrey Brusatto

June 20 – October 11, 2015

Geoffrey Brusatto
Ways of Folding. Reconstruction the printed book

Can you feel it? Tactility and/in print
Curated by Freek Lomme
Coproduced by Z33 and Frans Masereel Centrum

Z33
Zuivelmarkt 33, Hasselt

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