Gwakwani Village 4.0
Gwakwani Village 4.0 s a project led by the University of Johanesburg’s Faculty of Engineering in collaboration with Scheider Electric South Africa. Gwakwani is located in a
Artist’s Recipes: the 2021 (Resilience) Edition
It's the third wave of Covid-19 here in South Africa, and turned out to be a much more lonely, and more reflective time than the ones that had gone by previously. Now the losses ar
Our studio is now doing stitch binding!
As the headline would suggest, we are now producing machine stitch bound books as part of our offering. Soon we will be introducing a new range of affordable notebooks, as well as
A Portfolio for Custom Marble Fabric Prints by Lizeka Ketsekele
A few weeks ago we had Lizeka Ketsekele join us at PULP to share on her marbling process and practice. Lizeka is the one behind all of the incredible hand marbled notebooks that we
A Board Book, an Attestation to the Possibilities of Story-Telling
Recently, I was asked to bind a one-off board book intended to hold the story of a young child's adoption into her family.
‘The Depart-Ment of In-Between Affairs’ by Siyanda Marrengane
'The Depart-Ment of In-Between Affairs: Liminality as a Space for Negotiation, Story-telling and Re-making of Identities" is an exploration of ideas around personal and collective
‘Ripples Rhythms and Rapture’ by Zara Julius
Zara Julius is a Johannesburg based artist, researcher and vinyl selector. Her work, stemming from her background in anthropology, religious studies and anthropology; follows a tra
Desert Dictionary, an artist book in development by Boris Baltschun
Desert Dictionary is an artist book in development by German sound artist and composer Boris Baltschun.
Centring Silences, a reader edited and compiled by Stefanie Jason
Centring Silences: The Elusive Photographic Archive of Mabel Cetu.This is a publication edited by Stefanie Jason with contributions from Zingiwe Cetu, Candice Jansen, Jessica L
There Are Mechanisms in Place: A creative Publication in response to the work of Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum
There are Mechanisms in Place is a creative publication compiled by Nkule Mabaso, curator at Michaelis Galleries (University of Cape Town); and Nomusa Makhubu, associate profe