Available at:
AG Utrecht (sold out)
abrimagazine.com (sold out)
The extraordinary circumstances around Covid demanded different forms of teaching than usual at HKU. For instance, organising an exhibition in the Academie Gallerij of Utrecht proved impossible and all communication suddenly had to take place online. To still be able to show the results of this extraordinary project, we chose to make a magazine. In doing so, we took charge of the entire process ourselves: from the content, design and production of the magazine, to sales and distribution, accompanying website and communication. In the magazine, we share our personal findings about tourism and travel in a visual way. Not through a screen, but in these times of distance, precisely through a tangible medium.
ABRI Magazine's topics include the relationship between different cultures, the meaning of souvenirs, film tourism, how artificial intelligence will change the future of travel and the most wonderful home holidays. Each copy of ABRI is different and contains a unique selection of nine poster-sized works. The recipient can hang these works at home to create a small private exhibition. When you purchase the magazine, you will also receive a code that gives you access to the ABRI website where you can view all 33 projects.
Art direction, Editing, Design and Printing in collaboration with Valentino Angela, Clara Bonilla, Annemijn Catshoek, Lotte Cornelisse, Charissa Elward, Maaike van Everdingen, Ella Fengler, Mara de Groot, Anne van der Ham, Dave Haverkort, Agnes van der Heijden, Esmée Jakubowski, Aïsha Kanters, Lea Klamer, Nikki van Laar, Isa Lebbink, Ahmet Liman, Gijs Molenaar, Afke Mudde, Peter Roeleveld, Arta Samakova, Lisette Sanders, Maria Serberie, Jaike van Twuijver, Anke Verbeek, Vera Vogelzang, Sam van Vondelen, Loïs Voss, Godfridus de Vries, Noa Wassink, Carolien Weerstand, Justin Wijberg, Juul van der Zandt