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P_Pal. issue 2, 2021-2022: A Book Lover's Guide to China and its self-publishing / P_Pal
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REF.BC.2769
298 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
2023
Self-publishing
"P_PAL was initiated by the editorial department of art book in China (abC) in November 2019. It is a bilingual magazine on art books and bookmakers, with a particular focus on the art self-publishing panorama in the Greater China Region." -- artbookinchina.com
Swiss binding.
Includes a list of global independent bookstores.
"This issue's special theme casts its gaze on a broader community, actively envisioning a form of "shared work and life." Holding the glass called "Action," which was passed on by the "Big Fool" Matsumoto Yasushi, a group of artists, curators, and activists are raising their glasses in the living room of Xiao Zhou Village in Guangzhou to celebrate the completion of a new space. They maintain a loose yet closely-knit cooperation as naturally as breathing; they inherit the community radio stations of Pirate Radio across various locations, using music as a lifeboat and collectively carrying out daily acts of small resistance with their listeners. 706 Youth Space once established a democratic experimental field based on "shared living," attempting to rewrite the boundaries between private and public."--doooogs.com, accessed 2/26/2024
Contributors include Yuchen Chang, Chao-tze Liu, Nelson Ng, Zhi Jin, Ziwei Wang, Mona Zhao, Ran Lu, Youyang, Yiran Zhengm Yaya Liu, Jiaxin Chen, Ke Xu
Swiss binding.
Includes a list of global independent bookstores.
"This issue's special theme casts its gaze on a broader community, actively envisioning a form of "shared work and life." Holding the glass called "Action," which was passed on by the "Big Fool" Matsumoto Yasushi, a group of artists, curators, and activists are raising their glasses in the living room of Xiao Zhou Village in Guangzhou to celebrate the completion of a new space. They maintain a loose yet closely-knit cooperation as naturally as breathing; they inherit the community radio stations of Pirate Radio across various locations, using music as a lifeboat and collectively carrying out daily acts of small resistance with their listeners. 706 Youth Space once established a democratic experimental field based on "shared living," attempting to rewrite the boundaries between private and public."--doooogs.com, accessed 2/26/2024
Contributors include Yuchen Chang, Chao-tze Liu, Nelson Ng, Zhi Jin, Ziwei Wang, Mona Zhao, Ran Lu, Youyang, Yiran Zhengm Yaya Liu, Jiaxin Chen, Ke Xu
