Accidentally, a Book

Accidentally, a BookAccidentally, a Book is a collection of essays on reading, writing and drawing. The book is set in Leiden, The Netherlands and tells of its various reading spaces. I explore how the processes of reading, writing and drawing are related: all propel each other. I'm drawn to the materiality of books and their spaces. How access shapes what we read and thus what one may end up writing. The writing of this book also provides some of the context for the

the European avant-garde

the book includes an engaging essay by Camille Pageard detailing the history of accident awareness and prevention in the workplace

In this issue

rest and productivity

Sticky Fingers is concerned with the sensuality of being

exhibitions

Three essays consider the ongoing coloniality of the Netherlands and its impact on the museum’s identity as well the museum’s developing relations with specific publics and communities in Eindhoven and beyond

Performative and experimental in nature

confront each other around the theme of “A Matter of Data”

where her final battle with fate plays out

have drastically changed social structures and human behaviour — and not always for the better

The artist book was published by the Jan van Eyck academie