Bebe Books:
collective-in-residence
Off the Grid
Periode: 30.01—31.05.2024
- 1. PrintRoom Residency Presentation in 2022. Picture by Willem Mes
- 2. Wedding at Smallest Gay Bar in Viernulvier Arts Center in 2022. Picture by Theo Kessels
- 3. The Parade Day at Opera Gent in 2021. Picture by Leontien Paula Allemeersch
- 4. The Parade Day at Opera Gent in 2021. Picture by Leontien Paula Allemeersch
- 5. Eddie for President Campaign at Royal Park Brussels in 2023. Picture by Alice Dooreman
- 6. The Off-Temple at Santarcangelo Festival in 2022. Picture by Pietro Bertora
- 7. Kiki Kiosk at Konvooi Festival in 2022. Picture by Cato Crevits
- 8. Riso Workshop at Prisma Queer Arts Festival in 2022. Picture by Cato Crevits
- 9. Shifting Territories at Netwerk Aalst in 2023. Picture by Romy Berger Boreichka
- 10. Carole de Buck’s Book Launch at Viernulvier Arts Center in 2022. Picture by Michiel Devijver
- 11. Old Bebe Space at DOK Gent in 2019. Picture by Martjin Petrus
- 12. Happy New Queer at Viernulvier Arts Center in 2023. Picture by Michiel Devijver
- 13. Toilet Zine Launch at Viernulvier Arts Center in 2023. Picture by Louie Papa
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Bebe Books:
collective-in-residence
Bebe Books is an ongoing collective experiment that operates through shared agency in creative labor, care and friendship in the field of communication design and publishing. By working together, we resist the modern myth of a singular heroic designer — what Ursula K. Le Guin referred to as “the narrative of the arrow or spear.” We consider ourselves as a queer collective not merely as a statement of identity, but as that of methodology. Besides the fact that the majority of our constituents are gender-non-conforming, we use our creative capacity and resources to design a context – be it a book, a gay bar, a temple, or a political campaign – where diverse marginalized experiences and voices can be represented.
Bebe Books has been a resident at Kunstencentrum Viernulvier since September 2021 and is a resident at Netwerk Aalst since 2023.