Recently published by Nadorst Publishing:
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€ 50,00Notatki poznańskie/Poznań notes
Gritty darkroom prints on obsolete East Bloc paper give a peculiar, otherworldy atmosphere to this photobook portraying the Polish city of Poznań. Artisanal bookbinder Pagina1 was responsible for the special format of this unique publication, with an alternatively positioned spine and more fold-out pages than an illustrated book for children.
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€ 25,00Motorcycle Pictures
Motorfoto’s/motorcycle pictures is the second entry in the Leporello Series and offers a selection of the pictures Dutch photographer Rens Horn took during his motor trips. Taken from the saddle of his Harley Davidson and sublimated into unique photographic artworks in the photographer's darkroom.
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€ 25,00Rotterdammers
Rotterdammers is the first entry in the Leporello Series and features images photographer Ruben van Luijk made when roaming his native city Rotterdam. Captured in all their variety, the people on these pictures sometimes seem to have walked in straight from the fifties, while others clearly belong to the twentyfirst century.
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€ 10,00Het boek van de mooie dingen
In 25 poetical lemma, Ruben van Luijk's miniature encyclopedia of happiness tells about the things that make life worth living. A must-have for both happy and unhappy readers – and everybody in between.
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21.9.23: Stephan Vollenberg overleden
(Nederlands) Gisteren bereikte ons het bericht dat Stephan Vollenberg, dichter en dwarsdenker, is overleden. Stephan was van 2002 tot 2006 medewerker bij Stichting Nadorst en zette zich ook na die periode in voor onze stichting. Hij was ook auteur van Berg baart muis, de eerste bundel in de Eendagsvliegreeks. Stephan is 52 jaar geworden.
read more →5.11.22: Notatki poznańskie/Poznań notes
In Łazega Poznański, a former photographic studio turned into a cultural center, Ruben van Luijk’s new photobook Notatki poznańskie/Poznań notes was presented to the Polish public. Moody prints on vintage document paper portray the Polish city of Poznań in a way not seen before.
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