Meet Okgethile Sithole
Work Integrated Learning at PULP!!! New Intern Alert ! Okgethile Sithole is Currently completing his third year at Newbridge Graduate Institute in Graphic design. As per his academ
From Studio to Stalls: April at Pulp
April was a month of movement, making and meaningful moments for us at Pulp Paperworks. From long hours in the studio to vibrant days out in the city of Sandton, we found ourselves
From Postcards to Book Launches – March Recap
March at Pulp – A Month of Moments, Memories and Meaning As we come to the end of March, we’re reflecting on a month filled with creativity, connection and celebration.
Said ∣ Unsaid – A story of youth, art and Johannesburg.
There is something about being young in the city, the way everything feels possible, unfinished and full of meaning. Said ∣ Unsaid by Vishanthi Arumugam is a story poem that r
Between Cities and Ance-stories: Launching Transit(o) and Mavu
Looking forward to seeing you! Join us at the courtyard at 44 Stanley from 10am on 11 October for the launch of two new publications! In collaboration with Editor Tamoda studio
Stay Small!
Notes on the micro-publishing internship at Pulp Paperworks The publication, titled Artists’ lo-fi, DIY and Alternative Publications in South Africa, is the tangible outcome of
PULP take on FNB Art Joburg!
We’re proud to have participated in FNB Art Joburg this year! Our booth featured some cool publications we’ve been working on over the past 2 years, beautiful artwor
Recapping First Sunday
In July we had the launch of Indlu Yesibane by Chulumanco Makuluma and the opening of Third Space, a postcard exhibition curated by Odette Graskie. The dual events was held at Pulp
The President by Xander Beattie
When a salacious fictional story about the nation’s president is published, the ruling party and its supporters are enraged. As pressure grows for the story to be erased, its you
A Postcard Show: Open Call
Open Call Third Space – a postcard showCurated by Odette Graskie Pulp Paperworks and odd. will be hosting an exhibition of postcards. The third space is defined as a public place