Title: Pass It On. Private Stories, Public Histories
Artist: Daria Tuminas (curator and editor), Inge Meijers, Lebohang Kganye, Marianne Ingleby, Pablo Lerma, Yara Jimmink
Meteoro Editions & FOTODOK, 2021
Design: Kummer & Herrman
Softcover with unbound binding in a silkscreened box case
240 x 330 mm
56 pages
Text in English
First edition of 500
ISBN: 9780997503845
“Pass It On. Private Stories, Public Histories“ is a follow-up to the exhibition of the same name, which took place at FOTODOK from November 2020–February 2021. As the show largely happened during a lockdown, FOTODOK wanted to find alternative ways to open it up to our audience. We created a virtual tour where visitors could immerse themselves in the digital space. We also developed a platform that would provide a much-needed personal and tactile experience of the works. In other words—we translated the exhibition into printed matter.
If you were unable to visit the show, it can now travel to you instead. “Pass It On“ is a collection of unbound materials. They are folded and brought together so that they can be “read” in a linear way, just like a book. But they can also be taken apart and placed on a wall, allowing you to enjoy a private exhibition at your own home or workspace. While deciding upon the publication’s form, we also considered the environment: a silkscreened box case is simultaneously the work’s cover and its mailing package.
- From the publisher’s website
“Pass It On. Private Stories, Public Histories“ is a follow-up to the exhibition of the same name, which took place at FOTODOK from November 2020–February 2021. As the show largely happened during a lockdown, FOTODOK wanted to find alternative ways to open it up to our audience. We created a virtual tour where visitors could immerse themselves in the digital space. We also developed a platform that would provide a much-needed personal and tactile experience of the works. In other words—we translated the exhibition into printed matter.
If you were unable to visit the show, it can now travel to you instead. “Pass It On“ is a collection of unbound materials. They are folded and brought together so that they can be “read” in a linear way, just like a book. But they can also be taken apart and placed on a wall, allowing you to enjoy a private exhibition at your own home or workspace. While deciding upon the publication’s form, we also considered the environment: a silkscreened box case is simultaneously the work’s cover and its mailing package.
- From the publisher’s website
