Remco van Bladel Remco van Bladel
Remco van Bladel runs a multidisciplinary design studio in Amsterdam where he focuses on editorial book design, publishing platforms, curatorial projects, institutional identities, typefaces, and interactive applications. He is a typography teacher at Graphic Design Arnhem, ArtEZ.
He was the co-founder of publishing house Onomatopee and online platform WdW Review. Recent projects include Biblio-Graph.org, 13th Gwangju Biennale, Portuguese Pavilion of the Venice Biennale, The Andy Warhol Arts Writers Grant, Training for the Future, a.o.
In 2020, he co-founded Archival Consciousness with Mariana Lanari and is gradually shifting his practice towards the development of digital infrastructures and publishing tools focused on the long-term preservation and dissemination of cultural archives, such as biblio-graph.org and the Mobile Archive Unit presented at Catching Up in the Archive (2022) at de Appel Amsterdam. For Framer Framed he developed a hybrid publication tool, and the design templates for in the CICC publication (Framer Framed, 2024).
- Archival Consciousness
- Studio Remco van Bladel
- Website of Archival Consciousness
- Onomatopee Projects - Eindhoven
Links
Agenda
Workshop: Archiving the Present
A workshop series by Archival Consciousness focused on translating physical collections into digital archives
Book launch: CICC — War Crimes are Climate Crimes
Call to action and book launch for the new publication Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes
The New Social: Hybrid Strategies for Cultural Spaces - at Dutch Design Week 2023
Part of the exhibition Innovatie Labs #1: The Living Archive in Klokgebouw, Eindhoven
Symposium: In-Between Media - Hybrid Tactics in The Crisis Era
A two-day symposium on hybrid media tactics and togetherness in the field of art and activism.
Magazine
Bookshop Selection / CICC / Subversive Publishing /
Workshop / The living archive / New media /
Open Call: Archiving the Present
CICC / Bookshop Selection / Ecology /
Bookshop Selection: Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes
New media / Subversive Publishing /