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  1. Europe 1:20'000'000

    KABINETT special, Europe 1: 20'000'000, May 2011

    Kuš! was invited by the KABINETT comic passage to curate a special issue for the anniversay of the MuseumsQuartier Vienna. The result is this book with comics from artists from 34 different European countries about their country.

    Cover: Martins Zutis Artists: Anna Deflorian (Italy), Anna Hilti (Liechtenstein), Bjarni Hinriksson (Iceland), Bob Byrne (Ireland), Branko Jelinek (Slovakia), Cem Dinlenmiş (Turkey),  Damir Steinfl (Croatia), Datto Machavariani (Georgia), Edda Strobl (Austria), Emelie Östergren (Sweden), Igor Baranko (Ukraine), Irkus M. Zeberio (Basque Country), Janek Koza (Poland), Julia Grigorieva (Russia), Jyrki Nissinen (Finland), Kaja Avberšek (Slovenia), Karolis Strautniekas (Lithuania), König Lü. Q. (Switzerland), Kristel Maamägi (Estonia), Lamelos (The Netherlands), Lenka Djorojevic (Montenegro), Liesbeth De Stercke (Belgium), Lucie Lomová (Czech Republic), Maja Veselinović (Serbia), Mari Kanstad Johnsen (Norway), Marijpol (Germany), Mārtiņš Zutis (Latvia), Michael Rytz (Denmark), Mitar Vasić (Bosnia-Herzegovina), Olive Booger (France), Pedro Burgos (Portugal), Scott Jason Smith (UK), Sorina Vazelina (Romania) and Zsolt Vidak (Hungary).

    Format: 13 cm x 18 cm, 84 pages, glued binding, Pantone cover, inside b/w, original languages with English translation in back

    Reviews: Quimby's, Pictopia

    Get it: for $ 10.00 from our webshop ONLY FEW COPIES LEFT


  2. KU foldout kuš!

    KU #1, Dark Ages, May 2009

    5 International artists lead you through a colourful journey through time. While Marcus Nyblom (Sweden) shows his view of a rather primitive stone age,  Oskars Pavlovskis (Latvia) depicted the macabre Antique Age, Lai Tat Tat Wing (Hong Kong) shows a fascinating picture of a very torturous Middle Age, Patric Sandri (Switzerland) drew up a dark picture of the industrial age and Brecht Vandenbroucke (Belgium) beams us into a very colourful but harsh future.

    Format: Foldout poster, B2, 500mm x 707mm, folded, full color, English

    Get it: for LS 1.20 in Riga in Galerija Istaba and Randoms or for $ 8.00 from our webshop or below (worldwide shipping included in price).


  3. Tell Me More...

    Tell Me More..., Exhibition catalogue, January 2009

    In February 2009 in cooperation with the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art we had an exhibition of 14 international artists (and collectives) in Andrejsala, Riga.

    Participants were     Anke Feuchtenberger (Germany), Atak (Germany),  Florent Rupert & Jerome Mulot (France), Katja Tukiainen (Finland), Kolbeinn Karlsson (Sweden), Lamelos (Netherlands), Moki (Germany), Matti Hagelberg (Finland), Nicolas Robel (Switzerland), Tommi Musturi (Finland), and Stripburger (Slovenia) and the Latvian artists Anete Melece, Ingrīda Pičukāne and Maija Kurševa. This exhibition catalog contains a preface by Bart Beaty, artist biographies and lots of comics samples from each artist. Cover is drawn by Ingrīda Pičukāne.

    Format:     B5, 80 Pages, full color, perfect bound, Latvian / English

    Get it: for $ 10.00 from our webshop. Only few copies left.


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