FORTHCOMING: “Eine Kleine Schneck Musik” – Antoine Bernhart
The very latest Imposte from January/February 2026 (which did not result in any emails being sent -Mea Culpa) mentioned a publication due out in spring, namely "Eine Kleine Schneck Musik": a...
NEW: The “Soviet Regime” – ration booklet
Here is a RATION BOOKLET valid throughout the year: there is no better time than another to get rid of what vile capitalist consumerism makes you accumulate with each new event it invents: EXCESS...
Exhibition “MATKA” – @Micro-Folie
At the geographical and cultural antipodes of the previous showing in Japanese territory (TWELVE gallery @Tokyo - from 05/30 to 06/08), the new exhibition will stay on home turf, perhaps to better...
“SIX-EYES” Exhibition – Kyoto
Casually, and with the fixed idea for a few months of going to get some fresh air elsewhere, and especially FAR AWAY, my trip to Japan—planned since fall 2025 for next May and June—which was...
BDFIL – Micro-publishing space
Our second spring outing after Dans la Gueule Du Livre will be at BDFIL, in the city of Lausanne, Switzerland, the following weekend: May 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, 2026.A change of scenery and country. But...
“Dans la Gueule du Livre” – publishing fair
L’Imposte, or the metamorphosis.
Exhibition “The Noise of the Retina”
At the heart of the exhibition: screen printing; around it: its genesis and metamorphoses. Beneath a hand-printed poster lie a multitude of layers—each one a stage of earlier research and work. Why...
“PARA BELLUM” Exhibition
Nadir 2025 :: Fairs. Countries.
A look back at some events from late 2025, which the erratic (or almost non-existent) updates of the networks and other concerned sites didn't really help to highlight... In November, I nonchalantly...
“SPICILEGIUM” Exhibition
SCALP is a hair salon in Grenoble whose lack of a questionable pun on its sign immediately propels it to the rank of cool spots, without having to split hairs (hohoho). SCALP claims a unique...
First opus: “LiV LessiM”
“LiV LessiM is first and foremost a self-published edition that opens the publisher’s catalogue
« La Main Qui Cale ».
It was entirely screen-printed and hand-bound in a craft workshop tucked away in Auvergne, in an edition of 200 copies.
