The sixth edition of the ‘To Riso or Not’ residency brings together six young artists to explore various print techniques at Make Eindhoven. Their work will be exhibited during Dutch Design Week from 19–27 October, offering a glimpse into their creative process and experimentation.
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Wobby Wonderland – Sunday 29 September in collaboration with Murf/Murw Festival
We are happy to announce the 5th edition of Wobby Wonderland! This year our cozy fair will take place in collaboration with and during Murf/Murw Festival. Wobby Wonderland is a DIY publishing & printed matter fair, where independent publishers, artists and collectives sell their publications, zines, art prints and other printed matter.
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Wobby.club and Sunflower Soup present: Wobby #38 - Unpave the Way
Wobby #38 is co-curated by Sunflower Soup, a collective that explores collaborative action through art and activism. This issue will have you questioning the place of plants in our so-called ‘natural hierarchy’. What is our role as the human species in shaping nature? Is it hubris to think that we should? Do we think we are above nature, or are we merely a part of this ever-evolving system?
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✏️ Design by Keanu Schipper
Call for participants Wobby Wonderland 2024 - Extended deadline!
Call for participants Wobby Wonderland 2024! This year our cozy fair will take place on 29 September in collaboration with Murf/Murw Festival. We are now accepting applications from independent publishers, artists, art students and collectives.
Read MoreNew artprints for Info in Tilburg
On 15 June, a new VVV-information center called ‘Info in Tilburg’ has opened at the central train station in Tilburg. Besides the latest Wobby issues, we will also be selling multiple new art prints here by Ema Vaneková, Marit Biemans, Jesse Fischer, and Fedrik Vaessen at this location, printed exclusively for this store!
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PUNCH. x Wobby.club
Join us on Thursday 20 June for the final PUNCH. event of the season, hosted by Wobby @ De Pont museum, Tilburg, where we will launch our newest issue Wobby #38 - Unpave the Way, co-curated by the Dutch artist collective Sunflower Soup.
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Workshop: Me, myself & I @ Stripdagen Haarlem
Marjolein Schalk and Maia Matches invite all artists and non-artists to come together and create a vibrant risoprint zine with the theme 'Me, Myself & I' in their workshop at Stripdagen Haarlem. This workshop will be free to participate in, but registration is necessary. Whether you're a seasoned comic enthusiast or simply curious about the wonderful world of risoprint, all skill levels are welcome to join! 1&2 June 2024.
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Meet us at upcoming Art Book Fairs!
Meet Wobby at upcoming Art Book Fairs! This summer, we'll be participating in a mix of new events and some familiar ones we're eager to revisit. We will attending Stripdagen Haarlem (NL), and Graphic Art Market Illustrada//Playgrounds, Tilburg (NL)
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Wobby.club and Pictoric present: Wobby #37 - Far From Home
For the first time, Wobby shares its magazine with a guest curator: the Ukrainian illustration collective Pictoric. While the world witnesses significant geopolitical events impacting millions of people, Wobby #37 delves into the meanings of 'home'. Pictoric and Wobby.club selected 12 international visual creators and a writer to produce new work from diverse perspectives.
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The Art Department Eindhoven 18 & 19 April
Meet Wobby at The Art Department Eindhoven 18 & 19 April! We are excited to announce that we will again be participating in Playgrounds Art Market. The Art Department is a fest and conference focussing on the design process and craftsmanship in film, animation and games. A playground for the creative industry.
Read MoreWobby #37 - Far From Home - Interview with Anna Sarvira, Marina Sulima and Khattar Shaheen
Meet some of the artists from Wobby #37 - Far From Home: Anna Sarvira (UA/DE) from Pictoric, Marina Sulima (MD/RO/NL) and Khattar Shaheen (SY/NL).
In this interview, we introduce Pictoric, talk about Marina and Khattar's graduation projects, what home means to them, how they've experienced moving to the Netherlands, and of course, we reveal the new Wobby issue.
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Illustrating Diversity: What Is Beyond Stereotypes?
Illustrator Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva wrote an article about diversity in illustration: “The more different you are from societal expectations and norms, the more difficult it is to find a reflection of yourself in media: a character you can relate to. Moreover, this scarcity underscores the importance of acknowledging the diversity of human identities and appearances.”
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Cover by Arthur Devisscher for Wobby #36
Wobby's Who & Why: Arthur Devisscher and Malwine Stauss
“My drawings already look quite medieval, I guess that’s my style. I draw with pencils on paper; I don’t like the computer that much. So, my illustrations always have a specific feeling, sketchier and with a lot of character”, explains illustrator Arthur Devisscher (BE). Last year he graduated from LUCA School of Arts Ghent and now he is fully focused on drawing and made the cover for Wobby #36. Devisscher and illustrator Malwine Stauss (DE), who did the centrefold, talk about work, inspiration and how to live as an artist.
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Two of the five-page comic by Melek Zertal for Wobby #36
Wobby's Who & Why: Melek Zertal
“When I think about ‘courting’, I imagine these mediaeval scenes that fit right into the stories that I like to tell. I love drawing moments from a relationship, tiny moments that show just a small part of the story. A little dance, a courtship; that’s what I like. In the lay-out for the comic for Wobby #36 I played with the colours, lettering, and style”, says illustrator and comic artist Melek Zertal (AL/FR/US). For the newest Wobby she made a short comic. Melek describes for us her inspiration and the way she makes her work.
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Article about the Wobby Workout of Mika Schalks on People of Print
Earlier this year, Mika Schalks produced a fictional TV guide, Normal Ordinary SIGNAL. During the residency, he continued his graduation work about the queerness of television. The TV channels he created for that work inspired him to dive deeper into the characters themselves, especially the lady in green.
Read More8 December: Wobby Club Night at De Nachtzuster Tilburg
Get ready for an extraordinary evening as we unveil and celebrate the release of Wobby #36. An ensemble of Tilburgian stars will put their hands together in a coming-of-age, avant-garde romantic drama you won't want to miss. Experience a vibrant and experimental program featuring musicians and performers collaborating in never-before-seen crossover acts, all in celebration of love.
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Open Studio 11 November & NS16 Print Expo
Always wondered where the magic happens? Come visit us during our open studio in NS16. We will give a Risoprint demonstration in our studio at NS16 Tilburg. Also on view at our studio complex: the joint NS16 Print Expo, with work by the makers of NS16.
Read MoreTo Riso or Not 2023 - Alejandra López, Bas Steens, Victoria Hoogstoel
From 9 - 20 October 2023, Make Eindhoven & Wobby.club hosted the fifth edition of the project ‘To Riso or Not’. Six young illustrators and artists spent 2 weeks working in the graphic workshop of Make. In this video three participants talk about their work period: Alejandra López, Bas Steens, Victoria Hoogstoel.
Read MoreTo Riso or Not 2023 - Amber Hyacinth, Jesse Fischer, Hussel Zhu
From 9 - 20 October 2023, Make Eindhoven & Wobby.club hosted the fifth edition of the project ‘To Riso or Not’. Six young illustrators and artists spent 2 weeks working in the graphic workshop of Make. In this video three participants talk about their work period: Amber Hyacinth, Jesse Fischer, Hussel Zhu.
Read MoreResidency Tommy Smits at Landpark Assisië
At the initiative of Wobby, artist Tommy Smits spent this summer and fall in residence at the creative daytime activities at Landpark Assisië. Tommy took residents on a journey through the archives of the 120-year-old care park. Using archival materials, existing and new work, Tommy curated a final exhibition in the former Franciscus Chapel.
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