EECLECTIC – Digital Publishing for Visual Culture
EECLECTIC is a publishing project for digital publications in the field of visual culture in Berlin. Since 2018, we are creating e-books that intertwine art, photography, city, politics, society, feminism and film. Artistic narratives and practices of artistic research are at the heart of our publications. They reflect our publishing interest in a differentiated perception and mediation.
Together with authors, artists and editors, we develop e-books that explore the media potential of digital publishing. Our goal is to create publications that are as clear and relevant as their content. We see the rapid and global digital dissemination of our e-books as an additional opportunity to make pressing issues more public and to activate diverse discourses.
CONTACT
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The current publishing programme as PDF.
The team
Janine Sack
Founder, Managing Director
js(at)eeclectic.de
As a publisher, lecturer and art director, Janine Sack is interested in the different media possibilities of presenting and contextualising the respective topics. Although she has made it her mission at EECLECTIC to realise good design for e-books as well, she sometimes publishes selected artists’ books with the imprint A BOOK EDITION. She is part of the publishing network Drucken Heften Laden, which publishes the quarterly newsletter Paper News in addition to joint participation in trade fairs and a series of events.
Sophie Wohlgemuth
Public relations, mediation
sw(at)eeclectic.de
As a transdisciplinary chameleon, Sophie is passionate about bringing together different people for a common question – whether for independent publications, participatory projects or discursive events.
Camila de Oliveira Coutinho
Design
contact(at)eeclectic.de
Brazilian-Portuguese graphic designer with a love for well-designed books, storytelling and a weakness for solving nitty-gritty e-book problems.