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In 2022 Foundation Press was invited to dive deep into BALTIC’s archive to unbox printed ephemera revealing the origins of the BALTIC brand. Selecting material to remix and represent, using a set of 10 specially-written creative games as a framework, they created an expanded zine installation presented within BALTIC Library.
This newsletter was inspired by the original set of 16 BALTIC newsletters created between 1999-2002. It features a conversation with designers of the BALTIC Affisch typeface, Greger Ulf Nilson and Henrik Nygren, alongside creative responses to the games made by students from University of Sunderland’s Foundation Art & Design programme and also students from MA(RCA)/MSc Innovation Design Engineering, The Royal College of Art/Imperial College London: Georgie Donkin, Raegan Robson, Libby Afsahi, Alise Aldersone, Maddy Bays, Laura Clark, Josh Crulley, Kimia Daneshi, Frances Fletcher, Shannon Millen, Chloe Nesbitt, Jing Liau, Ori Blich, Chris Chen, Nirmal Thomas, Grace Louise Duan, Linxi Cao, Barna Soma Biro, Selene Sarı, Hunaid Nagaria, Chloe So, Bingqin Yang, Priyanshu Mukhopadhyay, William Eliot, Elizabeth Lee, Fergus Laidlaw, Jasper Mallinson, Valeria Martinelli, Tunmise Otegbayo, Orestis Neokleous, Irene jia, Sebastian Tam, Sachin Mehra, Lyla Xing, Daniel Hale, Chris Chen, James Williams, Bingqin Yang, Elizabeth Lee, Felix Chen, Hunaid Nagaria, Summer Chen, Linxi Cao, Otegbaayo Tunmise David, Juan Ignacio Rion, Rui Ma, Selene Sari, Eden Harrison, William Eliot, Lyla Xing, Benjamin Williams, Zihao Guo, Mona Daud, Yanan Guo. Additional contributions were added by Alexandra Hughes, Matthew Stalker, Christo Wallers, Arlo Fleming, Oscar Fleming and Ilana Mitchell.
Foundation Press explore community publishing and collaborative design. Foundation Press is led by Adam Phillips and Deborah Bower, working with a wider network of artists and communities on a project-by- project basis.
NOTE: THIS ZINE IS HELD IN BALTIC ARCHIVE NOT THE LIBRARY. Please email archive@balticmill.com or see staff to view this book. |