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Codex Polaris at BABE 2021 - Bristol Artists Book Event

4/22/2021

 
Codex Polaris was one of the online contributors to BABE2021 - The Lost Weekend at the Arnolfini, Bristol.

https://arnolfini.org.uk/whatson-category/babe-2021-the-lost-weekend/

Alongside a film about Codex Polaris, we also contributed on the catalogue with our editions of Posted/Unposted. 

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    Codex Polaris

    CODEX POLARIS established in 2013 - is a book art group based in Bergen, Norway that creates opportunities and exhibiting platforms for artists who work with books in the Nordic region. Alongside the exhibition program Codex Polaris invites guest co-organisers to work on various networking projects, and writers to contribute with textworks to raise the profile of book arts spanning local and international perspectives. Founders are Sarah Jost, Rita Marhaug, Imi Maufe and Randi Annie Strand. 

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