Over the past decade, in addition to the annual festival booklet, O/Modernt has produced a series of high-quality publications, distinguished by their exceptional subject matter, distinctive designs and superlative production values.
Content, design and materials come together with a consonance that critic Alex J. Todd has characterised as ‘truth to materials’. Tactile in the use of paper and print, eclectic in the selection and treatment of topics, O/Modernt’s bookshelf is a choice harvest of intellectual and aesthetic delights.
‘Revise the past, invent the future.’ It is a quote that seems to define perfectly this imaginative, stimulating and tactile book.
— Pulp: A Journal of People and Papers