\nN\u00e1mskei\u00f0sgjald<\/strong>: 150.000 kr., innifali\u00f0 er gisting og grunnefniskostna\u00f0ur.[\/box]<\/p>\n
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Printing Matter is a Do-It-Yourself-based workshop that aims to create a platform for exchange, discussion, and collaboration amongst fellow artists from various disciplines, who share a professional interest in\u00a0artists book making, both on a practical and a conceptual level, and who wish to deepen their knowledge and expertise. The first Printing Matter<\/a> took place in February 2017 were\u00a0nine artists with\u00a0various background came together to explore the medium.<\/p>\n The program is developed and guided by the Danish artist and graphic designer \u00c5se Eg J\u00f8rgensen<\/a><\/strong>. The program includes group workshops, independent research and practice and an informal final presentation.<\/p>\n Working facilities and very basic printmaking equipment will be made available through a collaboration with the Technical Museum of East Iceland<\/a><\/strong> in Sey\u00f0isfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur. The printing equipment are museum pieces: three hand-driven presses donated to the museum by German artist Dieter Roth. There is a letterpress proofing press (width max 48cm) and a selection of type (lead), a small intaglio press (width max 30cm) and an old lithographic press (35x45cm) with a small selection of stones.<\/p>\n\n The main focus of the program will be on conceiving and producing individual artists books in a limited print run (10-15 copies), on location. Since Sey\u00f0isfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur is a rather remote place, we will have to make the best of the materials and facilities at hand.<\/p>\n Apart from the printing techniques made available by the Sey\u00f0isfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur Technical Museum, diverse handprinting techniques can be used as well. The program will touch on book-production, ink, paper, type, binding, folding, sewing \u2013 hands on, as well as\u00a0going through\u00a0a brief history of artist\u2019s books, discussions on printed matter and printed multiples<\/p>\n A summary of selected texts will act as a foundation for discussions on the above listed topics.<\/p>\n Set within the ongoing Skaftfell residency program, the Thematic Residency aims to integrate the participating artists into the creative community of Sey\u00f0isfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur. Artists will be able to experience life and work in a unique micro community where creativity is applied to the everyday, and the borders between art and life are fluent. The timing of the residency, February 2018, provides artists with the opportunity to experience the dark and serene period of winter in the fjords of East Iceland while the latter period September 2018 with its majestic autumn colours will fuel their creative side.<\/p>\n The program is best suited for visual artists, but artists with interdisciplinary practices are also welcome to apply.<\/p>\n The call for applications for the Thematic Residency 2018 is open from the beginning of June until September 15, 2017. Applicants will be informed of the outcome by the end of October 2017.<\/p>\n Please submit your application via the online application form<\/p>\n [button link=“https:\/\/podio.com\/webforms\/18748166\/1261617″ bg_color=“#5A5A5A“]Application form[\/button]<\/p>\n [box]Travel<\/strong><\/p>\n Participants are responsible for making their own travel arrangements to Sey\u00f0isfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur. Successful applicants will receive a detailed account on how to get here along with the travel options. As part of Skaftfell\u2019s mission to minimize their carbon footprint they have teamed up with Smyril Line, the international ferry leaving from Denmark via Faroe Islands to Sey\u00f0isfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur and can arrange a booking agent and special discount to travel by ferry to the residency. More information on the ferry at www.smyrilline.com. <\/a>[\/box]<\/p>\n![\"DSC_0010\"](\"https:\/\/skaftfell.is\/wp-content\/smush-webp\/2025\/08\/dsc_0010.jpg.webp\")
In order to reveal the joined knowledge of the workshop\/residency\/process, all participants should prepare half an hour presentation of their own practice relating to the topics, together with one 20 min exercise to present for the other participants.<\/p>\nApplication process<\/strong><\/h3>\n