Bidimensionales: photozine & selfpublishing fair 2016

Tuesday 5th January we are going to be at the first edition of Bidimensionales (Bidimensionals), a photobook and selfpublishing fair organized by Tiedaderecha, a srtange gallery in Barcelona. You will find all our available stuff (and maybe a «winter present») and nice printed material from our friends: Do the Print, Lindero Libros and TD Papeles.

The fair is focused mainly in photobooks and graphic publications, o related to this themes in a experimental and interdisciplinar perspective. You can come and have a vermouth at 10 o’clock or whenever you want untill 21 o’clock. There is going to be nice music, WiFi and lots of printed stuff. The entrance is FREE!

Where?
Tiedaderecha
Alegre de Dalt street n.16
Metro (L4): Joanic
Barcelona

Inside Tiendaderecha during HAZ retrospective in 2013 / Photo: Tiendaderecha

Sant Jordi 2015 (photos)

Last 23th of April we selled photozines and collage zines at Vila de Gràcia town square (in Barcelona). We joined the proposal of Lindero Libros to put our own desk on there, and probably we are going to repeat the experience next year. The sun did act of presence all day, plus the recent pruning of the square, left the skin burned to all of us.

Tenderete 9: photos

Here the pictures you were all waiting for. Well, maybe not everybody, but shows a little bit what we did in València those days, the city with three really important things: paella, Escif's street art (read interview in spanish here) and Tenderete.

We took the paella the first day. We didn't want to leave this for the last day, so here the first picture.

In La Llimera, we arrived just in time to hear Ceferino Galán and the adventures of the most important fanzines in Spain: El Naufraguito.

Between the speeches, we had time to check the exhibition: NÃO HÁ DESCANSO PARA OS MORTO by Oficina Arara, from Portugal.

Then, there was another speech with Garikoitz Fraga (Belleza Infina), César Sanchez (Fulgencio Pimentel) and David Schilter (Kus Komikss). We left before the end, we were too tired.

Doors open the first day! Lots of people on the first day.

Our desk (right) and Lentejas press (left)

People like to watch our stuff.

Paula Prats, from València, came to visit us. Super-quickly we had a chance to shoot a picture with his fanzine: Northwestern Wild.

Nice desk with Mazo Comics and Jose jajaja + Ru Hongwu 

People.

On the front desk, amazing collage El Problema and Carinio Ediciones

Do the print and Lindero libros very excited to hear their numbers for the breadbox full of comics and music. 

But no, any of the 3 breadbox were for us. Next year make sure you but all of them folks!

Arcade machine inside the Magazine Club. For the non-dancers.

FLIA 2014: brief description.

The last October was eventful. The same weekend we were at the Vancouver Art/Book Fair, we were also at the second edition of FLIA. (See pictures of the last year here.)

The desk. With a flag from Slovakia as a tablecloth.

It was a very warm day, but thanks to the good faith of the girls from Lindero Libros (Noe Lavado and Helena Rovira) we could manage to fit under a sunshade. On the other side of the table we were nicely accompanied by Ignacio Navas, who was selling his last photozine «Yolanda». An amazing publication.

The girls that handdle Lindero Libros.

Overall, considering all the publishers who came and the people who attended the event, we think it’s right to think that FLIA has already become one of the major fairs to consider in the world of self-publishing.

(On the right) Irkus, the ambassador of Fatbottom.

(with a cup of coffee) Edu, from Adolfo Press.

Tropèl and his "tunning carriage".

And yes, there was some cool street music too. Thanks to all who made it possible.