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Zurich West in Zurich Tagesanzeiger – in form of our newest tria publication 100% Renaissance of artist Maria Pomiansky: «Sie hängt die Stadt an die Wand» 5.7. Please join us for the Beijing presentation of Maria Pomiansky: 100% Renaissance at tria Beijing \u002F I:project space, at 7pm. Accompanied by a talk between the Zurich architects Philippe Jorisch, Stefan Oeschger (JOM Architects), artist Vadim Levin and Maria Pomiansky. 29.6.–1.7. We are at abc Artbookfair in Beijing this weekend! 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Come and say hi to Antonie and Michiko who are also representing edition fink, Boabooks and Jungle Books! 26.–28.5.2017 Our books are in Paris this weekend at Multiple Art Days – a new art fair devoted to a wide range of contemporary art editions. If in Paris please visit our table we are sharing with boabooks, edition fink and Jungle Books. 19.–21.5.2017 We are at the OFFPRINT art book fair in London this weekend! Travelling together with Jungle Books we are also bringing books of edition fink and Boabooks with us. 25.03.17 Our books are in Leipzig at the independent publishing fair It's a book! They are travelling together with edition fink, Boabooks and Jungle Books. 23.01.2017 Antonie and Anna are talking at UDK Berlin about I:project space and the tria books. 18.12.2016 Booklaunch of the first 3 tria books at OOR saloon with fink+friends 24.11.2016 Sonja is talking about books at the FH Joanneum in Graz, Austria. about) tria is an independent publishing platform based in Frankfurt, Vienna and Zurich. We mediate and exchange young and contemporary art positions between Asia and Europe. tria publishing platform was started by curators and art critics Antonie Angerer, Anna-Viktoria Eschbach and graphic designer Sonja Zagermann in 2015. tria publishing platform ist part of the collective Fair Enough – together with Boabooks, edition fink and Jungle Books we are travelling to artbookfairs around the world. Since autumn 2022 we are under the roof of House of Books and part of the project. House of Books brings together projects and initiatives dealing with the development and production of books, their mediation and distribution. House of Books is a space for research, exchange, and presentation, and promotes questioning and exploring the nature of books. Through different formats of events, House of Books offers insights into contemporary book practices and provides further access to books. contact) Anwandstrasse 30 8004 Zürich zurich@tria.ch +41767672758 Sonja Zagermann beijing@tria.ch +8615210852620 [Antonie Angerer, Anna-Viktoria Eschbach](https:\u002F\u002Fyi-projectspace.org\u002F) Newsletter Spreadsheet Prev \u002F Next (1 of 1) [Nici Jost: Silent Pink](javascript:toggle\\('NJ25'\\)) 114×169mm 368 pages, thread stitching dust jacket with perforation English\u002FChinese with texts by: Dr. Isabel Balzer, Diyi Mergenthaler, Chongyin Yuan, Nici Jost tria publishing platform, 2025 ISBN 978-3-906899-12-1 CHF 25, € 25 → order now less\u002Fmore information) Prev \u002F Next (1 of 1) With Silent Pink, artist Nici Jost presents her second publication dedicated to the colour pink — a natural continuation of her long-term artistic investigation into this multifaceted hue. Pink holds a central place in Jost’s artistic and personal universe. Over the years, she has systematically investigated the colour’s cultural, social and historical layers, assembling an ever-growing archive of pink objects and articulating its aesthetic complexity through the development of her Pink Colour System. During a research residency in Shanghai in 2018, Jost deepened her inquiry into the perception, use and linguistic nuances of pink in China, expanding her system with two new shades first conceived in 2016: Peach Pink and Silent Pink. The publication shows photographic sequences in which collected objects and urban observations enter into precise yet intuitive constellations. Some relationships reveal themselves through tonal proximity; others emerge from the productive friction of seemingly unrelated elements. Pink here becomes a taxonomy — a principle that categorises, indexes, and connects. Between the images, personal reflections by Diyi Mergenthaler and Chinese artist Chongyin Yuan deepen the readers’s understanding of Chinese culture and the reception of pink. In her contribution A Picture Is Always a Picture of a Picture, Dr. Isabel Balzer reflects on Jost’s research in China and the compositional narrative of this publication — the juxtaposition of image pairs and the introduction of the newly defined hues Silent Pink and Peach Pink — situating these recent additions within the broader framework of Jost’s oeuvre. The dust jacket, printed in these two new shades, functions simultaneously as a material extension of the Pink Colour System — transforming the book into both document and specimen. 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Page description: tria is an independent publishing platform based in Zurich and Beijing. \ntria focuses on unique projects and develops new concepts for printed matter for and with contemporary artists. \ntria invites cross-disciplinary thinkers and producers to reinvent and confront new realities of mediation. \n\ntria publishing platform was started by curators and art critics Antonie Angerer, Anna-Viktoria Eschbach and graphic designer Sonja Zagermann in 2015.. Page content: ✕ home tria publishing platform [Zurich– Beijing](javascript:toggle\\('f0'\\)) tria is kindly supported by the Embassy of Switzerland in China news) 20.09.19 Our tria books are at the MoMA during the New York artbookfair this weekend together with Boabooks, edition fink and Jungle Books! 📚👋🏼 6.9.19 We are in Hamburg at the Indiecon Publishing Festival this weekend! Come and have a look at our publications and of our friends from Boabooks, Jungle Books and edition fink 📚👋🏼 23.11.18 We and our friends Boabooks, edition fink and Jungle Books are taking part in the fifth edition of VOLUMES – Independent Art Publishing Fair – which takes place on Friday 23rd, Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th of November at the Kunsthalle in Zürich 8.11.18 We are in Paris at Offprint Artbookfair this weekend! Come and enjoy this beautiful building of Beaux Arts and have a look at our publications and of our friends from Boabooks Jungle Books and edition fink 📚👋🏼 17.09.18 Our publication 100% Renaissance of artist Maria Pomiansky finally arrived in Zurich after a long journey half way around the world! ⛵️🌊📚 now available at tria Zurich and tria Beijing 🎉 6.9.–9.9. We are at Bangkok Art Book Fair this weekend 📚🎉 Come and say hi to Antonie and Ketty who are also representing our friends Boabooks, edition fink and Jungle Books! 6.7. Zurich West in Zurich Tagesanzeiger – in form of our newest tria publication 100% Renaissance of artist Maria Pomiansky: «Sie hängt die Stadt an die Wand» 5.7. Please join us for the Beijing presentation of Maria Pomiansky: 100% Renaissance at tria Beijing \u002F I:project space, at 7pm. Accompanied by a talk between the Zurich architects Philippe Jorisch, Stefan Oeschger (JOM Architects), artist Vadim Levin and Maria Pomiansky. 29.6.–1.7. We are at abc Artbookfair in Beijing this weekend! Come and join us at MWoods and have a look at the books of Boabooks, edition fink, Jungle Books, of course our tria books and some specialties of our friends from TLTRPress. 15.5.18 Presentation of Maria Pomiansky: 100% Renaissance, within the conversation with Cathérine Hug (Kunsthaus Zurich) on the occasion of Maria Pomiansky's exhibition \"Züri West\" at Gallery Alex Schlesinger, Zurich. 27.–29.4.2018 Meet us in Moscow this weekend at the ground zine fest which takes place at Ground Peschanaya Gallery. Next to the books of Boabooks, edition fink, Jungle Books and our tria books, we are presenting our new book \"100% Renaissance\" of artist Maria Pomiansky. 22.–24.9.2017 We are at New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1 this weekend as well as in Berlin at the art book fair Friends with Books! Only possible through a little help of our friends of edition fink, Boabooks and Jungle Books! 11.–13.8.2017 We are at abc artbookfair in Shanghai this weekend! Come and say hi to Antonie and Michiko who are also representing edition fink, Boabooks and Jungle Books! 26.–28.5.2017 Our books are in Paris this weekend at Multiple Art Days – a new art fair devoted to a wide range of contemporary art editions. If in Paris please visit our table we are sharing with boabooks, edition fink and Jungle Books. 19.–21.5.2017 We are at the OFFPRINT art book fair in London this weekend! Travelling together with Jungle Books we are also bringing books of edition fink and Boabooks with us. 25.03.17 Our books are in Leipzig at the independent publishing fair It's a book! They are travelling together with edition fink, Boabooks and Jungle Books. 23.01.2017 Antonie and Anna are talking at UDK Berlin about I:project space and the tria books. 18.12.2016 Booklaunch of the first 3 tria books at OOR saloon with fink+friends 24.11.2016 Sonja is talking about books at the FH Joanneum in Graz, Austria. about) tria is an independent publishing platform based in Frankfurt, Vienna and Zurich. We mediate and exchange young and contemporary art positions between Asia and Europe. tria publishing platform was started by curators and art critics Antonie Angerer, Anna-Viktoria Eschbach and graphic designer Sonja Zagermann in 2015. tria publishing platform ist part of the collective Fair Enough – together with Boabooks, edition fink and Jungle Books we are travelling to artbookfairs around the world. Since autumn 2022 we are under the roof of House of Books and part of the project. 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Between the images, personal reflections by Diyi Mergenthaler and Chinese artist Chongyin Yuan deepen the readers’s understanding of Chinese culture and the reception of pink. In her contribution A Picture Is Always a Picture of a Picture, Dr. Isabel Balzer reflects on Jost’s research in China and the compositional narrative of this publication — the juxtaposition of image pairs and the introduction of the newly defined hues Silent Pink and Peach Pink — situating these recent additions within the broader framework of Jost’s oeuvre. The dust jacket, printed in these two new shades, functions simultaneously as a material extension of the Pink Colour System — transforming the book into both document and specimen. 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Blokland _Application of archetypal patterns in present-day type design practice and related education_ – - 15:45 _Discussion_ – - 16:00 _Break_ – - 16:15 Timothy Donaldson _Type is clip-art_ – - 16:45 Will Hill _Letter, craft and ornament in post-digital practice_ – - 17:15 Phil Baines _Fonts and restoration_ – - 17:45 _Discussion_ – - 18:00 _Close_ – track f - 9:00 John Mulloy _Body type_ – - 9:30 Jamie Mahoney _Gutenberg remix: a case study_ – - 10:00 Mary Plunkett _Letterpress as commemoration: making books for Yeats2015_ – - 10:30 Jamie Murphy and Thomas Mayo _End grain impressions: letterpress printed display type in the twenty-first century_ – - 11:00 _Discussion_ – - 11:15 _Break_ – - 11:30 Niall McCormack _Soul Type: the Ludlow Typograph and 1960s Chicago soul record label art_ – - 12:00 Annette O’Sullivan _Letter marking with bold upright letters: stencilling histories on New Zealand sheep stations_ – - 12:30 Mohammad Shahid and Dharmalingam Udaya Kumar _Evolution of title design in Bollywood film posters_ – - 13:00 _Discussion_ – - 13:15 _Lunch Break_ – - 14:15 Lozana Rossenova and Maria Inês Cruz _The form of the book in alternative publishing practices_ – - 14:45 Trond Klevgaard _From functionalist to functional typography in Scandinavian book design_ – - 15:15 Niall McCormack in conversation with Peter Maybury _–_ – - 15:45 _Discussion_ – - 16:00 _Break_ – - 16:15 Brian Dixon _Experiencing the Structure: considering the possibility of studying how typographic forms are encountered through the application of information design theory_ – - 16:45 Barrie Tullett _Of progress and loss_ – - 17:15 _Discussion_ – - 17:45 – _–_ – - 18:00 _Close_ – …. 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