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Fash N Riot

K3 Project Space Zürich in collaboration with Cafe Gallery Projects and Coleman Project Space London Presents

Fash N Riot

Fluff anti fluff

Fash N Riot limited edition art publication and Archive Installation edited by Anne Hardy and Flora Mclean
To celebrate the Fash N Riot project and the making of the new issue 3, the exhibition ‘Fluff anti fluff’ will be held at Coleman Project Space, London. The installation will not only profile issue 3 of Fash N Riot- ‘Fluff anti fluff’, which features 60 invited artists but also explore the Fash N Riot archive of issues 1 and 2.

  • Exhibition Dates: 8th – 24th April 2005
  • Opening Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12 - 6 and by appointment
  • Preview: Friday 8th April from 7pm to 9pm
  • Live art performance by the Band of Nod at 8pm
  • Launch Party 9pm onwards


Fash N Riot is a limited edition publication of 200 copies and all the pages are made by the contributors, these range from b&w and colour photocopies to hand made pop up sculpture pages, badges and records. Contributors range from established practitioners to recent graduates and cover; art, design, writing, fashion and music.
 
Previous issues have contained art, design, writing (both fiction and non fiction), fashion, music, cookery, badges, records and DVDs. 
 
Fash N Riot is sold throughout London’s best bookshops, as well as in selected European bookshops, (including Walther Koenig, Zwemmer, ICA and Palais de Tokyo in Paris). Copies are held in collections including the National Art Library (at the V&A) and the British Library. Fash N Riot has exhibited in the British Council touring show, 'Book Corner', of 'innovative British Publication Design'.
 
For issue 3, Fash N Riot have collaborated with Clare Goodwin, Sandi Paucic and Oliver Kielmayer of K3 Project Space in Zürich by selecting a number of Swiss artists to contribute pages.

This exhibition will run parallel to K3’s annual project Handluggage taking place at Cafe Gallery Projects, London. K3 Project Space is supported by Foundation Nestle pourl'art, with individual shows supported by the City of Zürich and the British Council. K3 is a non profit, artist led studio and Project Space in Zürich Switzerland 
Coleman Project Space supported by Capital Community Foundation

www.capitalcf.org.uk 
 
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