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JB. INSTITUTE

JB. Institute is an independent art and book publisher based in Berlin, run by artist and graphic designer Jenne Grabowski and Karsten Middeldorf.
It is a platform for creating publications or objects in close collaboration and with a personal approach with artists, writers or designers. Recurring themes can originate from skateboarding or music culture, documentary photography, painting or interventions in public space. Depending on the content, each publication, each object gets its own purpose and appearance and varies in the edition.
Founded originally in 2004 in the realm of electronic music in Berlin, publishing a music and art magazine in digital and print between 2006 and 2014, focusing on making zines, books, objects and art prints since then.
JB. Institute occasionally curates art shows, especially for the release of new publications.
Artists: 44flavours, Pierre Descamps, Dela Charles, Eriz Moreno, Tessa Perutz, Daniel Rich, Cody Hudson, Jeroen Erosie, Tim Head, Jenne Grabowski, Otto Grokenberger, Quentin Chambry, Tobias Bärmann, and more.
Ensemble
44flavours, Ensemble, JB INSTITUTE, 2024, © 44flavours

44flavours “ENSEMBLE”
Swiss Hardcover, cloth binding, 2-color screenprint
240 pages, full color offset
17 x 24 cm
ISBN 978-3-00-079721-7
Edition of 600

“ENSEMBLE” is the first book by 44flavours and showcases a 20-year creative journey.

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Berlin (America)
Eriz Moreno, Berlin (America), JB INSTITUTE, 2022, © Eriz Moreno

Photo book
256 Pages
240 Color photographs
Including Map
With a text by Franziska Schmidt
Hardcover
Cloth binding
13,5 x 18,0 cm
ISBN 978-3-00-071473-3

In his photographic work Berlin (America), Eriz Moreno shows all 30 places in the USA with the name Berlin and takes a surprising look at the subject of the road trip.

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Monuments
Pierre Deschamps, Monuments, JB INSTITUTE, 2021, © Pierre Deschamps

Hardcover
Offset Printing
21 x 29,7 cm
144 Pages, 78 images
Edition of 500
ISBN 978-3-00-069477-6

In hiis book,Deschamps explores how skateboarding changes the perception of urban architecture. Through photography and analysis, it shows how city structures can be seen as playful, reinterpretative forms.

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