School of 
Editorial Poetics

hosted by Mika
Hayashi Ebbesen

School of Editorial Poetics 2025 workshop series



Monthly gatherings will start in April 2025.

Registration will open on 26 March.

Online sessions will take place from 15–18h CET on the last Sunday of the month.

The primary conversational language will be English.

If you have any questions:
mika dot ebbesen at gmail dot com










Workshops will address different aspects of print publishing and its editorial process, production workflows, creating style guides that are able to accommodate for multilingual authorship, the politics of reading, the history of attention, the evolution and codification of languages, and experimental translation.  

We will also discuss institutional and personal responsibilities in publishing and the implications of producing historical archives.






Mika Hayashi Ebbesen is a queer Japanese-Norwegian sound artist, researcher, and writer working in the independent arts publishing sector as an editor since 2018. They have made books with clients worldwide, including RAW Material Company, Dakar; IZK–Institut für Zeitgenössische Kunst, TU Graz; S.M.A.K.–Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst, Gent; African Center for Cities, Cape Town; Malmö Konstmuseum; Kunstraum Niederoesterreich, Vienna; and the Greek Pavilion, 58th Venice Biennale.


 
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 Through these workshops, I am excited to share my passion for editorial strategies in service of empowering others who are working within the arts sector, in order to foster better relationships to language and better utilise language as a radical mediator. I have noticed that not enough artist and cultural practitioners understand how to think about publishing, which includes a large scope of considerations that are hidden within the process of producing and distributing information in text form.

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