Tausend Editionen

Tausend Editionen focuses on the publication of young, emerging artists and writers. Our catalogue spans from small artist-books, exhibition catalogues, short-stories, to contemporary theory and art historical books. We are always looking to expand our catalogue and to critically question what a "publishing collective" can be. Attending art book fairs, editing texts, designing the books, all whilst maintaining to be purely non-profit.

Editors: Hanne Kaunicnik, Ilinca Fechete, Jour Fixe Selected Lectures Volume I, Adbk Munich, Tausend Editionen, 2025, © Editors: Hanne Kaunicnik, Ilinca Fechete

Jour Fixe is an independent student-run lecture series and initiative founded in 2007 at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich. The publication “Jour Fixe selected Lectures Volume I” is the first attempt to trace and archive the content of the programme through transcripts of talks, notes and image material around the talks and guests. It has been edited by Ilinca Fechete and Hanne Kaunicnik and was published in 2025.

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Daphne Schüttkemper, Clara Mannott, Hunting Scenes, Tausend Editionen, 2026, © Daphne Schüttkemper, Clara Mannott

This publication was created in the context of the exhibition "walls and floors and doors", 2026, at Kunstverein Junge Kunst Wolfsburg. Drawing inspiration from the exhibition venue located within Wolfsburg castle, artists Clara Mannott and Daphne Schüttkemper examine the historical heritage and architectural infrastructure of this site.
With contributions by Luca Schröder, meii soh and Samuel Georgy.

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In the door there was an oval glass plate, with COFFEE-ROOM painted on it, addressed towards the street. If I ever find myself in a very different kind of coffee-room now, but where there is such an inscription on glass, and read it backward on the wrong side MOOREEFFOC (as I often used to do then...)

Presented during the graduation show at the academy of fine arts Munich. Contributions by Ilinca Fechete, Paula Eberle, Robert Johnson, Valentina Triet, Ludwig Neimayr, Martin Huber, Shusaku Arakawa and Madeleine Gins, Harun Farocki and Melike Kara.

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