Les organisateurs du Prix Fernand Baudin nous ont demandé de répondre à trois questions concernant le livre, en vue d'intégrer les réponses dans le catalogue en préparation actuellement. Nos réponses sous forme d'extraits traduits en français du texte publié à la fin du livre. (Full version in English)
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Exhibition in Brussels presenting the bookawards and nominations of the
Fernand Baudin Prize 2009, the prize of the Most Beautiful
Books
in Brussels and Wallonia.
BIP
Rue Royale, 2-4
1000 Brussels
Opening, award ceremony of the honorary diploma’s + release of the catalogue: 25th …
"Collaboration can be so strong it forces hard boundaries. The
boundaries can intentionally or unintentionally exclude the possibility
to extend the collaboration. Potentially conflict can also occur at
these borders"
For this years' Transmediale Festival, the F/LOSS Manuals project took up the challenge to write, edit and publish a …
Alexandre Leray and Lauren Grusenmeyer just finished an intense collaboration for the website of the literary platform nY—website en tijdschrift voor literatuur, kritiek & amusement, voorheen yang & freespace Nieuwzuid.
nY-web exists indepently next to the paper edition with it's own editorial staff, writers categories and settings. While nY is a …
Pour le numéro de janvier consacré à la visualisation de données, le magazine français étapes: ouvre une double page à OSP pour notre carte Cinéma du réel 2009.
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The Hadopi is a big thing in France. At its origin, a piece of legislation that implements the three strikes model for illegal downloads. You receive three warnings and then you are 'banned' from the internet. The authority who is in charge of applying the sanction is the Hadopi. A …
Tracks in Electr(on)ic Fields, published by Constant and designed by OSP with ConTeXt and Scribus, has been awarded one of 9 prizes for
The Most Beautiful Book of Brussels and Wallonia
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Noisettes - Black - Melk
Ludi draws a giant 26FD Unicode dingbat (from the recent 5.2
character
additions)
More images: http://gallery.constantvzw.org/main.php?g2_itemId=29200
