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CELEBRATING PRINT MAGAZINE
CELEBRATING PRINT is a biannual publication on fine art print and printmaking in Central and Eastern Europe, published by KADS New York. The publication features original writings, including essays, scholarly articles, projects and interviews accompanied by high quality reproductions and photo stories.
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NOVEMBER 2018 (Volume 4, Number 1-2)
98 pages, full color, perfect bound
On Mark-Making. Dora Maurer's Systemic Alchemy and Kinetic Captures, by Emese Revesz
Collections from Behind the Iron Curtain: The Baruch Foundation, by Barbara Kalwajtys
Viktor Hulik: The Brink of Order and Chaos, by Eva Trojanova
In Crossing the Dreams to Unnamed Reality, by Endi Poskovic
Immersed in the 2018 International Print Triennial Krakow, by Katerina Kyselica
Driven to Create: Bojan Golija's Exhaustive and Varied Printmaking, by Breda Skrjanec
Intimately Constructing Pillars of Compassion, by Eva Hnatova
New Variants in the Continuum of Polish Art Poster, by Dorota Folga-Januszewska
The Ambivalence of Solitude and Perseverance of Existentialist Thought, by jelena Petrovic
The Precarious Process of Hand-Printing the Whales, by Zuzana Ruzickova
OCTOBER 2017 (Volume 3, Number 2)
76 pages, full color, perfect bound
Jan Krizek's Prints as Two-Dimensional Sculptures, by Anna Pravdova
Prints and Politics: The Mako Graphic Artists' Colony, by Krisztina Uveges
Vladimir Boudnik and Czech Structural Printmaking, by Jiri Bernard Krticka
The Topography of Life: Janez Knez, A Printmaker, by Breda Skrjanec
Tajtania's Architectural Illusions and Layered Memories, by Tatiana Potts
Digital edition of Celebrating Print Vol.3 No.2
APRIL 2017 (Volume 3, Number 1)
76 pages, full color, perfect bound
Fortuity of Making and Print Tradition in Josip Butkovic's Practice, by Darko Glavan
For Dusan Kallay, Everything Relates to Everything Else, by Katerina Kyselica
Vincent Hloznik's Dreams, by Emily O'Leary
A Subconscious Key to Ordering the World: The Artist's Book in Poland, by Dorota Folga-Januszewska
Jan Mericka's Screen Printed Transcriptions of Human Motion, by Katerina Kyselica
21 Fragments of Yesterday and Tomorrow, by Eva Nikolova
Print and Space as an Enduring Challenge, by Mario Causic
OCTOBER 2016 (Volume 2, Number 2)
80 pages, full color, perfect bound
Vladimir Gazovic's Carousels of Life, by Eva Trojanova
Defied Traditions and Technological Trends: The Chronology of Hungarian Printmaking, by Julia Meszaros
Sensing Beyond Seeing: Pictorial Meaning in Prints by Alena Kucarova, Marie Blabolilova and Romana Rotterova, by Barbora Kundracikova
Kamila Stanclova on Inspiration, Dreams and the Scent of Wood, by Katerina Kyselica
Ana Vivoda, Traces, by Ana Vivoda
APRIL 2016 (Volume 2, Number 1)
84 pages, full color, perfect bound
Printmaking as a Phenomenon of Thinking, by Dorota Folga-Januszewska
Modern Universalism Revived: Linocut Portraits by Joanna Piech-Kalarus, by Barbora Kundracikova
Alems, Tobaccos Leaves and Puppets: Zdenka Golob's Printmaking Journey, by Breda Skrjanec
Jiri Lindovsky on the Technical Mystery and Creative Intelligence, by Katerina Kyselica
Ewa Budka: The Skin I Have Been Living In, by Ewa Budka
OCTOBER 2015 (Volume 1, Number 1)
76 pages, full color, perfect bound
Slovenian Printmaking: A Journey Through Six Decades, by Breda Skrjanec
In a Space Where Each Dot Matters, by Alena Laufrova, translated by Katerina Kyselica
Christopher Nowicki's Take on Mezzotint, Teaching and the Raven, by Rada Nita
In Krakow, Printmaking Persists With Tradition and Experimentation, by Katarzyna Haber
Letterist Eduard Ovcacek Continues Into the Digital Age, by Katerina Kyselica
Exploring the Physical State of the Matrix, by Lenka Vilhelmova
Print Collages in the Third Dimension, Revering Jiri Kolar, by Katerina Kyselica