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Artist Self-Publishers’ Fair: The Eighth
16 Dec 2023 11am-7pm
Camden Art Centre
London NW3 6DG
Credit: Dan Mitchell
Overview
Location: Conway Hall, London
Free to attend.
ASP 8 and Camden Art Centre present 80+ UK and international independent artist self-publishers for a one-day fair.
As with past fairs, ASP 8 will feature artist self-publishers only and will continue to avoid the restrictions and market dominance of much of contemporary arts culture.
The publications are the artworks, affordable and available and remain free from the constraint of the institution or gallery. The ideas, images and text are produced and published by artists who understand the restrictions and freedoms of the printed page.
In addition to those selected by ASP, 10 places will be allocated via open submission. The fair remains free to stall holders and the audience.
ASP was founded by Sara Mackillop and Dan Mitchell in 2014.
ASP 8 is organised by Dan Mitchell, Heiba Lamara, David Wilkinson and Camden Art Centre with generous support from PICPUS PRESS.
Media Partner: Tank Magazine.
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